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Excellent. Now I can build a realistic GCII coaster.TC10K wrote:0:18 - 0:21 - Shows the "no lateral G force" button in action.
YES, exactly. It was that and the dive coaster that made me drool. I agree about the suspended coaster being underdeveloped - I've only ridden one (Flight Deck at KI) but my goodness, it was quite a ride. What most impressed me about Flight Deck was that you think the swinging of the cars would negate the forces on the turns, but it doesn't work like that. They're actually quite intense, and the whole ride feels entirely out of control. The suspended coaster may persuade me to tackle terraforming. I'll definitely be getting the pro version.TC10K wrote:While I'm stoked about building a 4D, it's kinda interesting to me that the footage that made me drool (and possibly even wet myself a little, I'll have to check, lol) was the Suspended coaster. Holy crap, that's a genre that I think was really, REALLY underdeveloped.
I totally agree Vortex in Canada is just amazing. Way better than that KI one.TC10K wrote:If you like Flight Deck, you need to sell everything you own, mortgage your grandmother or something, and get to Toronto.
YES, their "Vortex" is the same layout, but it was designed for that park's terrain - where KI's version seems to sorta work against the terrain. The ride is solidly in my top 20 steelies and stayed in the top 10 until I hit about the 500 mark. I got off the ride dazed, breathless, surprised, and LMAO. I remember saying something to the effect of "dafuq did I just do?"
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