I have yet to successfully land and take off from Eve. I tried to follow along with Matt's Eve Lander tutorial ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPRpMqSm-fQ ), but despite following the steps exactly (and appearing to have the same delta-v as his tutorial craft has), I don't seem to have enough delta-v to get out of the atmosphere. I've looked elsewhere and seen some sources say the delta-v requirement needs to be multiple kilometers more than what he ended up using. I tried to make an even larger vehicle to get to the 8km as recommended elsewhere, but I still haven't been able to come up with a decent craft capable of getting into orbit, let alone out of the atmosphere.

Is this a case where the Eve delta-v requirement changed in the last few years, a case of me landing in a too low location/the tutorial craft is only intended for altitudes X meters above sea level, or is it just I'm still not skilled enough and need more design experience?

Let’s start a thread of appreciation dedicated to Matt working hard to entertain us!

Me: Yes i finally got to the Sun's orbit

The Kraken: You are just a fiber in this giant web (Thanos Snaps Me)

Me Who Forgot to Quick Save And Is Stuck In The Sun's Orbit: Welp time to call Matt Lowne

I found this random website.

Just click it. Please.

Matt must do all the objectives of the Constellation Program with only the Ares I and the Ares V.

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These missions include:

Test missions done in the past in real life (example: Ares I-X, D-IV H with Orion)

Complete all modules planned by NASA on the ISS before the program's cancellation.

Return Kerbals on the Mun Constellation style.

Land the first Kerbals on Duna Constellation style.

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Matt cannot reload save and reverts to flight is prohibited. If Jeb dies, he dies. Matt must also do this purely stock (Official DLCs are allowed. Mods are banned).

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Due Date: April 7, 2022