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Apr 21st, 2015
Apr 21st, 2015
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hi coaster crazy. its been a very long time
bit of a back story here just to say im still poping in now and then to see whats going on but due to life as it is now i dont get anywhere near time to be online as much as i once was. still love playing about with no limits and coaster/parks but once it was every weekend now its lucky if its 3-4 times a year but im now happyier than i have been in a long time especially with the future nearly set
anyway recnently i had a little time to pay about and came up with this design called Flatline. a new style B&M lauched hyper coaster hybrid. tryed to keep it realistic with lots of recognisable elements and just all round adrenalistic fun.
bit of a back story here just to say im still poping in now and then to see whats going on but due to life as it is now i dont get anywhere near time to be online as much as i once was. still love playing about with no limits and coaster/parks but once it was every weekend now its lucky if its 3-4 times a year but im now happyier than i have been in a long time especially with the future nearly set
anyway recnently i had a little time to pay about and came up with this design called Flatline. a new style B&M lauched hyper coaster hybrid. tryed to keep it realistic with lots of recognisable elements and just all round adrenalistic fun.
BT - Your G's are a bit much at times, especially -1.9. One thing I've noticed your track did a ton is rock between banking nodes, if that makes sense. The auto banking assist thing tends to do it, so I generally vary what it "suggests" by 5 or so degrees to keep things constant and remove the sway effect. The 0.2 G's added by ignoring it generally don't matter. Also slow the train down in a water splash, they function like a brake. That is a pet peeve of mine sorry.
A/O - The layout was interesting and I like the overall presentation. Probably the first B&M with a truss that didn't totally piss me off. The diagonalish beams in your supports I thought were a bit odd, but I like how they supported that turn in the supports towards the end and how you made them match the rest of the ride. To be honest this reminded me a ton of those Chinese S&S launchy things. It kind of died at the end (the MCBR wasn't needed in my opinion), but otherwise it was a relatively solid ride.
Other - Supports were well made, as was the launch and everything. Just work on the G's and making your trackwork a wee bit less pumpy. I know it's hard when you make the Shambala helix loop thing to depump but yeah overall not bad and nice to see you around again. Glad you're feeling better.