The Most Intense ~ CoasterCrazy Contest

Introduction

Welcome everybody to one of my first contests ever hosted! In this specific challenge, you will be urged to take on a slightly difficult template, to create the most intensive experience known to mankind! This contest is solely based on those who are looking to let their creativity flow in a rather open template, leaving everyone to have a unique design, but not too far off from one another that they wouldn't be comparable. I plan for this to be a fun contest for people to join, and for me myself when it comes to voting. (It's exciting to see what creative ideas you guys can come up with). Below I'll be explaining the specifics of this contest for you guys, that way you can get a (somewhat) firm grasp on this concept, and start getting your ideas rolling for the fun that is to come.

Point Guides

Realism
This is where the problem persists with intensity. Intense coasters have to be safe too, guys! Forces should not be above 4.5 G's, and should only reach a maximum of 5G's if it's spiked for a short period of time. In other words, the forces shouldn't be above -1.3G's, only reaching a maximum -1.6G's if spiked for a short period of time. Think of it like this, if it doesn't seem realistic enough to be built in real life, then it won't be realistic enough to get a good grade in this contest.

Shaping
This is also a field that should be taken consideration of. We're not going to dramatically reduce your score if your ride isn't entirely perfect with shaping. But say, if it's a B&M floorless coaster, Then it should look like one. We recommend you take plenty of looks at a real coaster's shaping before going off on your own fantasy, it will help your score greatly and surely make your ride more great in score!

Intensity
Last but definitely not least! Intensity is a big step in this contest's scoreboard. The more intense you make your coaster, the better it'll be. But what does this mean? To be specific, moments of high G's, mixed with good negatives, inversions, and snappy transitions used correctly will make this all much better for your score and yourself. Now, there's many ways to accomplish this goal. One way, would to be packing your ride with inversions and creative elements, similar to The Smiler. Another way, would be to take a Taron route, and pack your ride with snappy transitions and airtime to thrill your guests! Or even better, take a shot at both!

Track Types Available
-Gerstlauer Infinity 1
-Gerstlauer Infinity 2
-Gerstlauer Euro-Fighter
-Intamin Hyper Coaster
-Intamin Rocket Coaster
-Premier LIM launch Coaster
-Mack Launch Coaster
-Maurer Sohne X Car
-B&M Flyer
-B&M Invert
-B&M Floorless
-B&M Standup

Requirements:

-Must not exceed 180 feet
-If it launches it must not exceed 70mph launch speed
-Maximum of 10 inversions
-Must be intense (Duh)
-Must fit within the template boundaries
-Must have good capacity, must be able to run 3 trains.

Points
1st place- 1000 points
2nd place- 750 points
3rd place- 500 points

The reveal of the template will be on November 16th, 2015. Your submissions must be submitted on the site or by dropbox no later than Midnight on November 30th, 2015.
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If you are interested in the contest, feel free to comment below so we can make this happen!

Current Contestants:
1. Coasterguy2000
2. BlaseRhine
3. Plantoris
4. Hero0Lime
5. TheArchitect
6. Jonny Richey
7. King_Nelly
8. Thunderhawk34
9.Dirk_Ermen
10.Mkingy
11. The_Coaster_Team
12. RCT3rox

[Blase Rhine]

I love the idea. While the judging continues on the October Quarterly, this contest could be used to pass the time. Depending on how many people are interested I will consider approving this post. I may even join in

I'd give it a shot, I'm always for contests

^Added!

[Blase Rhine]

Alright... Im going to go ahead and Approve this contest.

All I ask is that you have a minimum of 2 judges so it wont be biased.

How about this crazy compact Space Hole 2000 coaster? Would that be intense?

For the fairness of others, entries should be built directly onto the template, as in, you cannot submit rides you've already created beforehand.

im feeling good and need a break from my main projects. count me in!

You're in!

cool5 wrote:

How about this crazy compact Space Hole 2000 coaster? Would that be intense?

Space Hole 2000.jpg

that looks absolutely insane, not to mention dangerous!

Meh i'll enter

[mkingy]

I'll enter.

When will the template be released?

The template will be released tomorrow.

[TheArchitect]

I'm in, I'll probably make an intense flyer like Cloudburst. It really inspired me. I may end up dropping out, but I'll try super hard not to. It's just college dumps a load of assignments on us on the lead up to Christmas.

^No problem, added!

I'll try it out!

Im in

Both of you have been added

Ill join in

Added^

[Dirk_Ermen]

Building an intense ride? I'm in.

^Added!

Due to being busy tomorrow, the template is out now!

Rules and Guidelines

1. Any areas marked with an X MUST not be entered, you may not go over the template provided in any way, shape or form.

2. The two areas marked OS (Occupied Space) can be built over, but no support or track may be build inside them. (Hint: Be creative!)

3. Score will be heavily based upon how well you utilize your surroundings, and how well you interact with the template to provide an intense experience.

Download the Template here ----> https://goo.gl/dqf15A

Good luck contestants, and I can't wait to see the results! Let 'The Most intense' Commence!

If you have any questions regarding the contest or template, feel free to ask and I'll try my best to answer them.

cool5 wrote:

How about this crazy compact Space Hole 2000 coaster? Would that be intense?

Space Hole 2000.jpg

mrcrolly wrote:

For the fairness of others, entries should be built directly onto the template, as in, you cannot submit rides you've already created beforehand.

I thought NL1 users could also join, because Cool5 showed one example and you replied to his question without saying like "NL1 tracks are not for this contest, sorry."

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