They did mention a parts count that was quite high compared to KSP 1.1, (333 parts in 1.1) but how mutch of that is interstellar and colony parts we just do not know.ģ usualy not you just pay for it once. If you wait a bit, KSP2 will get some benchmarks of its own, so you could choose a suitable laptop or build the best PC for you based on those benchmarks.ġ, will the current DLC parts be included on release, or will you have to buy them again?ģ, once it fully releases will you have to pay for it again?Īnd 4, if I buy it on my potato and get a better potato will I be able to download it on there without needing to buy it again?ġ we dont know. Remember, for any game and specs, check benchmarks. If you'd like, I can help you sort out a suitable parts list on a certain budget. If you decide to build a PC, I recommend using PCPartPicker to help you, as well as watching multiple guides to ensure you're not wasting money. I recommend you get a gaming laptop, or- if you want to maximise what you get out of your budget- build a desktop PC out of individual components. IdeaPads are great as budget work laptops, but definitely not ideal for gaming.

Worst case scenario is that KSP2 won't run at all. I recommend taking whatever frame rate you're getting on KSP 1 and dividing it by 3. KSP 2 is likely more demanding than KSP1 from a graphics perspective. Please note that 'more refined' does not mean 'runs easier', but likely means that performance is not wasted (e.g., single-threaded physics on a multi-threaded CPU, memory leaks, etc.). I recommend looking at KSP2's store page for a specs list. I predict we'll see the minimum spec a month prior to EA release (so January 30th at the latest). 2, what're the minimum specs for the game? I heard it'll be a lot more refined than KSP 1 so I'm hoping it'll run on my potato (Lenovo IdeaPad 310-15abr)

Ksp 2 early access