(DLC) Kerbal Space Program: Breaking Ground Expansion K

🌟 (DLC) Kerbal Space Program: Breaking Ground Expansion 🌟
This product is an addition to the game. To activate it, you need to have the main game.
Specifications:
Type: Activation Key
Activation region: Russia and the CIS
Client for the game: Steam
Localization: RU
Platform: PC
Year: 2019
Age limit: 3+
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Description:
Kerbal Space Program: Breaking Ground is the second expansion for the PC version of the critically acclaimed Kerbal Space Program space simulator. In this feature-rich expansion, the focus is on tasks that can be performed on the surface of cosmic bodies: you will find many interesting scientific experiments and an expanded arsenal of tools. Now, after landing on a space body, it is possible to install data collection equipment and conduct scientific experiments on it. In addition to collecting data, the game also introduces new terrain features found throughout the Solar System. Players will have to find them in order to scan or take a prototype, which will need to be delivered to Kerbin for further study. In addition, robotic parts have become available in the game! Articulated joints, pistons, rotors, and rotary servos of various sizes will allow players to create incredible machines. All these parts work according to the laws of physics — taking into account the acting forces, torque, electricity consumption and even the mass of the engine. Scientific research: Experiments have always gone hand in hand with space exploration, and they are given even more at KSP. Now it is possible to place a special cargo compartment in the device for transportation of scientific equipment. Upon reaching their destination, players will need to install equipment consisting of a central station, a signal-amplifying antenna, a solar array, a weather station, an active seismic receiver, a thermoelectric generator, a container for observing slime and an ion detector. To collect the data, the equipment must work for some time, after which they are transmitted to Kerbin. By the way, to collect seismic data, players will have to deliberately collide various objects with the space body under study! Landscape Features: Along with the addition of Breaking Ground, the game will feature new landscape features found throughout the Solar System. Now the surface of space bodies will be decorated with meteors, craters, rock formations, cryovolcanoes and much more. Small surface elements can be delivered to the MCC by the Kerbals themselves, and to transport larger objects, the Kerbals will have to ride on rovers or use their unmanned counterparts. Players can attach a robotic arm to the rovers and scan large objects to obtain important scientific data. Robotic parts: The long-awaited robotic parts are finally coming to KSP! Articulated joints, pistons, rotors and rotary servos of various sizes will allow players to meet new challenges fully armed, as well as create unique devices. In addition, the game will feature a command camera system designed to control all new parts. New spacesuit: we continue to ensure that the kerbals keep up with the fashion. In Breaking Ground, players will receive a futuristic spacesuit that meets the scientific spirit of the new addition. Challenge yourself with an arsenal of tools and parts in Breaking Ground, the second expansion for KSP. Weather stations, solar panels and other equipment will allow players to collect scientific data while they search for mysterious objects in the landscape, such as cryovolcanoes, using new robotic parts. © 2011-2019 Private Division LLC. Developed by Squad. Private Division and Kerbal Space Program and their respective logos are trademarks of Private Division LLC. All other marks and trademarks are the pr