(No Name: pending) needing testers

READ THIS LINE FIRST: I GIVEN UP MY OTHER PROJECTS. GET IT? goood.


This is by far the smoothest work I have ever done on any of my coasters (except for one node.)

Style: Lim Launched (Premier)
Height: 77 ft.
Length: 1277 ft.
Custom Station
Max max gs (from back): 5.7 gs for a split split second

It is built like G-Force at Drayton Manor, but except there are *2* of them.

so far:

Track: 100%
Smoothing: 100%
Supports: 5%
Queue: 30-50%
Themeing: 0%
Estimated completed by July


Pics soon!

LOL, I laugh at you and your sad attempts to seek attention. The smoothing is 97% done??? LOL, What an estimate, its not 98? What about 96%?

READ THIS LINE FIRST: I GIVEN UP MY OTHER PROJECTS. GET IT? goood.

Not only in caps, but also bad grammar.

[Coasterkidmwm]

Steal this one too?

Originally posted by EElover2


Estimated completed by July

Please don't tell me your going to try and get this ride pattened.

This really has some potential.

Thats what you about your mom...But I wasnt pleased...

I think you need to make a few better coasters before anyone will start taking your advertisements seriously...

Also, an important note: every time that you make a new coaster, you say "it's my smoothest ever". This may sound strange coming from me, because I do it all the time, but we have heard enough of it. I guess now I know how annoying it is. I'll shut up about it as well.

Since when does it really matter your coaster count? You could be an awesome coaster designer and just keep your designs to yourself until you feel comfortable about them. Churning out coasters only leads to unsmoothness, horrible track work, and prefab supports. I think that if someone is truly enthused about their project they should hear positive feedback instead of always being shot down.

You may not see it, but there is a world of difference between helping someone design a better coaster and shooting their coaster down. Why should it matter the coaster count? Why even say dumb things about people you have never met in real life? Does it really mean anything coming from another computer? Just shows your immaturity.

I personally cannot wait to ride this ride and see what EE has to offer.
Keep us posted.

Yea we WOULD be like that with a normal person, but he has already lost the peoples respect here.

jeez, jammin... someone's in a sour mood tonight.

I'm just saying that we have seen a million hard hat area topics from EElover where the coaster never gets finished and he makes the same claims over and over, and people are just going to start ignoring him if it keeps up. It's called a suggestion... I wasn't saying "shut up, we're tired of you", I was saying "come up with original ideas to get people interested, rather than just claiming 'this is my smoothest coaster ever' every single time."

How come everything I have said over the last week has been interpreted as some pompous statement or a personal attack? Jeez...

ok, I understand that now, and I wasn't directing all the way toward you. I'm sorry if it seemed that way. I mean if he keeps posting these track you dont have to say anything to him just ignore the threads, but if you really feel the need to post there, its really childush just to say something like " Thats what you about your mom...But I wasnt pleased..." it doesnt help anyone in a situation. Im just tired of people getting picked on around here of dumb things that could be avoided. FOR EELOVER2! Once you begin a project be sure that you want to continue with it before you post a thread about it, it will help you avoid interactions like these.

I have a nasty habit of posting when I start a ride and I just take forever to finish it.

So now I dont post till trackwork is nearly 100%.

Which still doesnt mean anything but at least I dont post when I start trackwork.

Good suggestion.

[hyyyper]

why don't you test it yourself, since your so eager to test other people's coasters.


...or you could steal some testers