I Built a Track SO BIG No One Could Finish It! 

Warcans, you are an absolute god at Zeepkist.

Warcans I have forsaken you. I bet on Rubbish. I will never doubt you again. Praise be to Warcans

I hardly ever see you on anymore lol glad to see your still playing

Bro wtf hoow

Great job ruining Kan's pipe dream at the last minute. Why do people bet against you,?

i don't get it

@@grande1900 basically saying that it's ironic because he's making them so hard that he has to prove that it's possible to beat

Note could not do in mutiplayer.

Yes

One of the best suggestions so far

The opposite of the one piece challenge

@@grande1900 nah the opposite is all pieces

Yes

I've just recently rediscovered your game, and I'm having a lot of fun with it. All the new features are great, and I'm making a water park course that I hope you get to see when I'm done

@@cakeyeater7392what a coincidence lol

45 of which some are cacti? I count approximately 12 cacti, so 33 track pieces, 2 of which are planks for the wall rides.

I think it's important to specify 45(maybe 50?)Track pieces. As in, parts that the 'cars' drive upon. Other than that, Fans, Decorations, Boosters, Obstacles, and otherwise aesthetic pieces don't have a limitation. Maybe this could be a continuous challenge; 50, then 40, then 30, and so on.

Same here. Just to see how different it would be

agreed

They did "no touch" tracks, were you didn't need to touch the controls to finish.

No touch tracks, unfortunately, are really kinda boring in zeepkist. Because of the physics in multiplayer is not entirely consistent, players will not go exactly the same way every time as soon as any kind of jump & landing is involved. You can generally get away with a little bit of track on either side of a single jump as long as that jump is not too high, but any more than that is asking for trouble, there's a bunch of tracks that start with a no-touch jump or a no-touch drop-in... although many of them are not entirely reliable and will fail sometimes. TL;DR --no-touch tracks have to be very simple, with lots of margin for error, not go too fast, and not jump to high... so... kinda boring.

Yeah, kan already did this, and it didn't work in multiplayer

@@invention64 it would work if the margin for error was wide enough

A mariokart style game with a trackbuilder would be cool

Yes. Love this idea.

Thank you I always try to skip so I surprise

There's no water in zeepkist, most 'water' you see is ice, glass, or one of the blue pattern textures. If you are inside an object, that object become invisible to you so you cannot put the players inside a block of glass. (Or rather, you can, but it will just be as if the block isn't there). You could still theme a track as if you were underwater, with unchanged physics, but basically that'd be enclosing the whole thing in a blue box or blue dome, using one of the bluer nighttime settings, and making a bunch of underwater decoration -- which doesn't exist so you'd have to build it out of primitive components. This can make for a cool track, but it's hours of artwork to do right and not really suited to a 15 minute trackbuilding challenge, and also doesn't really put any limits on the track itself. I know they add extra time on the end for cosmetics, but not, I think, the hours required for a really cool underwater track. They already did a bunch of ice tracks on the slippery tracks week.

Go look at this centerfuge track

@@foxcatdemon318 on kans channel? or?

Would using decorations as obstacles (e.g. outhouses in the middle of the road forcing you to zig-zag) be allowed for it?

@@nickichambers9328 oh yeah for sure. Throw some cats in the corners, a spinning hammer trap, and a boost jump through a helicopter or two. (As long as those parts are agreed upon.) My only goal is the limitation and "spirit of the challenge" such that the differences are more in the implementation rather than just freeforming within a genre. 3 guys each given a guitar will come up with wildly different melodies using the exact same toolset. The same applies here. It'd be breaking the challenge to add a drum kit, but percussion using the guitar's body? Within spec.🙃

Essentially it's 200, there's significant drag applied once over this, you can only stay above it with constant fans or gravity