[Hades]

Derp, didn't mean to put stars but instead meant to put moons.

[General Battuta]

Odds are it had plenty of **** tumbling around, though.

[Hades]

Yeah but the chances of any of them hitting and doing any damage to the Knossos, even in 1000 years, is very, very small. And yes, I know the Knossos wouldn't be moving for most of that seeing how it wasn't powered up, etc

[General Battuta]

Yeah but the chances of any of them hitting and doing any damage to the Knossos, even in 1000 years, is very, very small. And yes, I know the Knossos wouldn't be moving for most of that seeing how it wasn't powered up, etc

Man homie are you kidding with me yo, the Knossos is going to be hurtling around the system at tens of thousands of kilometers per hour or some ungodly huge number like that, crashing into swarms of every imaginable kind of space detritus from simple solar photons to high-energy cosmic rays to dust and gas to honest-to-Buddha micrometeorites.

[Hades]

Yeah but the chances of any of them hitting and doing any damage to the Knossos, even in 1000 years, is very, very small. And yes, I know the Knossos wouldn't be moving for most of that seeing how it wasn't powered up, etc

Man homie are you kidding with me yo, the Knossos is going to be hurtling around the system at tens of thousands of kilometers per hour or some ungodly huge number like that, crashing into swarms of every imaginable kind of space detritus from simple solar photons to high-energy cosmic rays to dust and gas to honest-to-Buddha micrometeorites.

[General Battuta]

Yeah but the chances of any of them hitting and doing any damage to the Knossos, even in 1000 years, is very, very small. And yes, I know the Knossos wouldn't be moving for most of that seeing how it wasn't powered up, etc

Man homie are you kidding with me yo, the Knossos is going to be hurtling around the system at tens of thousands of kilometers per hour or some ungodly huge number like that, crashing into swarms of every imaginable kind of space detritus from simple solar photons to high-energy cosmic rays to dust and gas to honest-to-Buddha micrometeorites.

orbits, *****es!

[sigtau]

On that note, if the device was deactivated for all those years, how come its individual parts didn't separate due to gravity (or rather, lack of momentum)?

[mjn.mixael]

because it's Ancient (unknown, mysterious) technology.

[Qent]

High Technobabblon particle flux.

I think that is momentum though, or lack of acceleration.

[sigtau]

Yeah, but the individual segments weren't rotating until Bosch activated it.

[CommanderDJ]

This mysterious phenomenon called "gameplay" held it together.

[Qent]

Yeah, but the individual segments weren't rotating until Bosch activated it.

Oh. Didn't know/remember that.

[mjn.mixael]

This mysterious phenomenon called "gameplay" held it together.

This is the best explanation I've heard! I vote it becomes canon.

[General Battuta]

They were asymptotically bound.

[Kolgena]

...we should probably stop derailing this any further. Let's get moar pics/suggestions!

[sigtau]

Yeah, agreed.  Greebles? :3

[Galemp]

No greebles till the mesh is improved.

[FreeSpaceFreak]

Some work on the front, making those odd protrusions look a little less fragile, also making sure the other rotating parts fit underneath.



Yeah, I'll be adding some volume to the tails.

[sigtau]

*fanwank*

[Kolgena]

I'm still not sure I like how the front spikes looked. Maybe it's just because they're quite different from Vanilla. /personal preference.

Otherwise, sexy