Absolute Worst Inversion Ever?

[Paradox]

I think that the corkscrew was removed and now it's a hill or something.

F**k everything about this.



Also nominate this as worst coaster ever.

Goudurix aka... the worst coaster among coaster fans, has the same element, too. Esthetically beautiful in a distance, though. The actual ride is however said to be...

[Paradox]

There's a reason I stayed far away from Ninja when I was at SFoG.

[Dirk_Ermen]

I recently stumbled upon that Pinfari Corkscrew. I would love to have experienced that, looks pretty awesome.

lol240 wrote:

Goudurix aka... the worst coaster among coaster fans, has the same element, too. Esthetically beautiful in a distance, though. The actual ride is however said to be...

I love it how people complain about how "bad" the ride is. Personally I like the ride, it's fast paced, forceful and fun! The only minor bit would be the shaping of the 90's. But those are just a few laterals, nothing extreme. Apparently now-a-days a coaster is bad when it contains lateral forces...

Dirk_Ermen wrote:

Apparently now-a-days a coaster is bad when it contains lateral forces...

Happening in most NL track exchange communities, too.

[Paradox]

Every time the train inverts or comes close to doing so, the pain kicks in big time.

Dirk_Ermen wrote:

Apparently now-a-days a coaster is bad when it contains lateral forces...

RIP Wild Mice, wooden coasters, heartline rolls, and non-boring layouts.

I wonder if this might be one of the worst inversions ever if it was real:


As for real roller coasters, I just remembered this:

SkyArrow wrote:

I wonder if this might be one of the worst inversions ever if it was real:

I actually find this upside down "bunny hop" better than Gerstlauer's WOT Loop.

[Coasterkidmwm]

Gerstlauer's stretchy loop is the same as a zero G stall from RMC just entered and exited in a waaaaaaay better fashion.

^ Whoa, you did change my view!

[slosprint]

Worst inversion EVER? Definately the very first circular loops in the mid-1800s, idk why there is even a discussion.

^ We're mainly referring to jerky or jarring effects during each rough inversion part, not excessive g-forces that people can't stand.

[mkingy]

Are jerky and jarring effects and roughness caused by (extremely short periods) of high g-forces that we cannot stand?

^ Sounded a little bit exaggerated, sorry about that. Well, I've heard that some Senyo or Togo coasters (I assume Cool5 does know them!) pull more than generally accepted g-forces at weird banking curves.

This looks awful.

[Paradox]

Rickrollercoaster wrote:

Viper @ SFMM Dude. What.

After riding Viper I can now successfully say that this ride is a piece of art and should never be destroyed ever. Viper is beautiful and one of my favorite coasters!

^^ Hats off, lol! Fakoba? Oh we just want a Faktobafest!

[mkingy]

VF15 wrote:

This looks awful.

His head stays practically in the same position throughout the loop

[Dirk_Ermen]

VF15 wrote:

This looks awful.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3siQ7pRae8

10/10 would ride.

The world is still big, not small! This is more intense than a well-known "John Ivers' Blue Flash"!

^^ His head is, oh wow in the center of gravity!

I am dying. When it SLAMS into the turns.....

This coaster has the weirdest corkscrew shaping I've ever seen...

I made a knockpff of this knockoff coaster well before that video was posted.

[Paradox]

Well it looks like they've moved from designing their rides in RCT2 to Planet Coaster now