I screwed up the descriptions

KSP-RO · Jun 30, 2017 · ba9dd71 · ba9dd71
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diff --git a/GameData/RP-0/Contracts/Human Contracts/Orbit Repeatable.cfg b/GameData/RP-0/Contracts/Human Contracts/Orbit Repeatable.cfg
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ CONTRACT_TYPE
 	description = Single-person orbital spacecraft are fairly rare in history but serve an important role in proving future technologies, with Mercury (1962, 1.4 tons, Atlas LV-3B) and Vostok (1961, 4.7 tons, Vostok-K) being the only examples. Design, build, and launch one that remains for @/NoOfOrbits orbits and return the crew safely back to Earth.
 	genericDescription = Launch a crewed single-person spacecraft into orbit for a routine mission completing the specified number of orbits and return safely home.
 
-	genericDescription = Launch a crewed spacecraft with at least one person aboard into a suborbital trajectory of at least the given apogee and return safely home.
+	genericDescription = Launch a crewed spacecraft carrying one person into orbit for a routine mission for the specified duration and return safely home.
 
 	synopsis = Fly a single-person LEO Orbital mission.
 

diff --git a/GameData/RP-0/Contracts/Human Contracts/Suborbital Crewed.cfg b/GameData/RP-0/Contracts/Human Contracts/Suborbital Crewed.cfg
@@ -6,6 +6,8 @@ CONTRACT_TYPE
 
 
 	description = Crewed suborbital flights are used as a safer prelude to an orbital mission, for research, or to set non-orbital altitude records. Send any number of crew above @VesselGroup/ReachAlt/minAltitude meters to satisfy the requirements of this mission. Historical missions used the Mercury capsule (1961, Mercury-Redstone), the X-15 (1963, B-52), and SpaceShipOne (2004, White Knight).
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+	genericDescription = Launch a crewed spacecraft or spaceplane with at least one person aboard into a suborbital trajectory of at least the given apogee and return safely home.
 
 	synopsis = Send a crewed vessel on a suborbital flight