Cool ride man - I liked the overall aesthetic of the ride - sort of reminded me of a compact out and back woodie!
Technique Generally good, the supports were good and the ride was fairly smooth. Passed all the basics. I liked your work with the support scenery!
There were a couple of noticeable bumps / jerks especially on the corners (plus I think the lift could of done with tweaking/smoothing slightly) My other complaint would be that the terrain was very simplistic and could of done with some more detail added in such as variation in textures etc.
Adrenaline This had bags of adrenaline - huge, interacted with itself throughout the ride. Really really enjoyable - I think how much you enjoyed building it translated well!
The pacing did seem to lack towards the end of the ride however adn some of the G's were a tad uncomfortable (I spotted -1.4Gs which wasn't so much of a spike) which I felt could've been improved.
Originality Again good marks here. Definitely plus points for the support scenery and surrounding area - whilst not the best I've ever seen (Blame Turbo and his perfectionism) it was good and defintiely something I'd like to see in your next creation!
I thought the layout was unique with the 4 tracks in a line and the first turnaround was a nice twist on the Shambhala turnaround!
Realism The ride was hindered by the technical problems here but I felt you did a lot right - the turnaround felt fairly B&M'y however the forces certainly weren't. I think the support work needed to be a bit more efficient as mentioned by others. The terraformiung and flora also needed work as it was all too "perfect". Nature is never "perfect" (apart from in its imperfection!)
Realism- I can't see this being built in real life, purely because of the scale and how much it would cost. The supports could be more realistic but they suited the scale well. However the queue over the track and access to catwalks were very nice touches that made it feel more realistic.
Technique- It was very smooth and had a fun layout. I always prefer hypers that have linear layouts. The first element was really unique, and an awesome touch. The scaling felt a bit off however, everything felt too big.
Adrenaline- Its size certainly helped improve this factor. It was thrilling and weaving through the supports gave a great impression of even more speed than it already had!
Uniqueness- Some of the elements in this were very unique, and the colour scheme felt unique as well. The parallel track reminded me of a racing woodie.
Rider value- It would definitely be ridden many times! It has plenty of rider value and would defiantely be worth the money.
-an awesome coaster, slightly unrealistic, but especially from a technique point of view, excellent!
- Technical - A lot of the shaping in this ride was off and some questionable. There were a few small pumps and jerks here and there. The supports would hold the ride, but B&M would make them a bit more minimalistic. Another thing is the way the track rolls. It's fun, but feels off.
I loved your use of support scenery! reminds me of myself
- Adrenaline - The ride never let up! Though I will say for a B&M I don't think they'd have that many negative G's. 1.3-1.4 is a bit much for them with their styles today. That could be painful to some guests and could ruin the experience.
- Uniqueness - This was absolutely a unique ride and I loved every bit of it! Fun to watch in NL and I'm sure would be crazy in real life! I loved the support scenery and I also loved the way that the train went into the water splash, I don't think I've seen that way yet and I loved it!
- Realism - Because of the points listed above, I doubt this ride would be built. It's possible to make, but there are some major things like shaping and supports that would stop it.
- Rider Value - I rode twice, and was happy each time. I feel the rider would really like the ride and it would be a highlight of a park if built.
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Fun ride. Not the most realistic, but definitely VERY fun! Thanks for the ride!
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