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-Alcubierre Drive
-Ability to build bases on other bodies and launch from them
-Decent Colony management
Edit:
-Ability to recover stages
-Weapons????
-Better mining (e,g, mine iron, gold, silver, etc.)
-Rare materials that can be harvested and returned to Kerbin for money or research
-More interesting and realistic contracts alongside storyline contracts that are tied into the tech tree
-A more interesting tech tree that ties parts to specific tech upgrades rather than just categories, and ability to use research points to improve part efficiency
This is just ksp with mods.
They allrady copied mods to make the DLCs.
Take two won't bring anything new since copying mods bring money.
Trading Cards
Achievements
I don't actually want them, I'd just rather not spend the next 5 years reading forum posts from people who do.
Ok so, I love ksp to death and was there since 2012. but I found that as of recent (last few years) the development shifted from bug fixes and performance updates to new parts, features and DLCs. As a result, people with less beefy computers (like myself) suffer frame rate drops with higher part counts. Im kinda low balling here but I do hope for an average framerate around 30FPS. the higher the better.
The other thing is the large amount of bugs in ksp 1. I understand that you're dealing with orbital physics and other complex coding but many of us have noticed bug reports that are a few years old. I can't stress enough how killing the bugs early on makes the development of the game a lot smoother. It's imperative not to put bugs on the backburner and release new updates atop the bugs. to fix the bug then means to patch up all you built on top of it. This leads to a phenomenon known as “technical debt”. Never build on an unstable foundation and squash those bugs quickly. I've provided a video link to explain things better.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUXChw_6plE
I sincerely hope that performance and bug fixes will not will not be set aside in favor of new features and that we may find a balance between the two. I have full confidence in the devs.
Best of luck: a fan
Ps: I do not claim ownership to video above.
(combine stuff into new stuff)