I dont often say much on here but 404 rulez,
its just a pity you cant dock in any of the stations. You should be able to dock in all of them and play some kind of hide and seek game from station to station.

All those object gave my computer a seizure trying to keep up. My framerate went right down the crapper. But other than that it looks really cool. The snake composed of the Ceres stations looked neat. And the one mad out of nails was sweet as well.

i've got a few screenshots posted on my site at http://independence.alturl.com

Nails? As in those little iron things you use with a hammer? Hmmm... I'll have to look for it tommorrow... All I noticed were the snake, the frigate, and the stations built into the roid...

had a lot of fun in sector 405 too. Watched Firemage build a whole new race track out of spinning Ceres stations. Witnessed a1k0n devkill everyone in the sector at once XD!

FiReMaGe was granted devish access? Kewl. Yeah, new stuff keeps getting put in there. There's now two Ceres station racetracks, the new "nails" track and the inside of the roid changed a bit.

Buh... Wha... Guh...
I want devness... *sniff* :(
Have fun, FM? :P

I wonder what happened to me. I was in s404, but I had to get off. I wonder if a1k0n dev moved me while I was logged off, or what.

brb, I hope my character is playable. I wasn't really thinking about this when I logged off.

So, whats the record times for each of the tracks?

I think people should time them selves.

On the nail track I think people should go clockwise (ish), starting at the entrance of the roid, i.e. the one closest to the s7 gate. Obviously, boosting is encouraged.

Good luck.

hm... clockwise?
that only works if you have a set perspective of the track.
it'd be more accurate if you said "with the nails" or "against the nails".
and pyro:
yes, nails, as in "device to join two or more pieces of wood by intruding the object into said pieces. the diameter d of the object, compared to its length l, is negligible (d<<l). it relies on friction to be kept in place".
yes, i have in fact looked at patent texts (part of my job), and i do also know that this definition is insufficient.