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$\begingroup$ At the moment this is likely to attract votes as opinion based, noting starship is still pretty early in development. Suggest editing to 'What performance would a super heavy variant of starship get', which can be answered with math rather than needing to know internal decision making of a very private company. $\endgroup$– GremlinWrangerCommented Apr 17 at 9:16
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1$\begingroup$ KSP broadly overincentivizes horizontally mating identical booster cores. In reality I can only think of two times it's happened: Delta IV and Falcon 9. $\endgroup$– Erin AnneCommented Apr 17 at 22:39
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$\begingroup$ You ask if they will create a Heavy version of a Super Heavy ship. It is not clear to me if you're asking if they will create a larger variant, or a smaller one. I would interpret it as the latter, but @Dragongeek interpreted it as the former in his answer. $\endgroup$– OpifexCommented Apr 18 at 9:37
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$\begingroup$ Please limit question posts to just one question! $\endgroup$– Rory Alsop ♦Commented Apr 18 at 11:31
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