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That actually sounds kinda fun! -Me, a French Horn player

I think it's genuinely good! I thought each airtime moment was good, and it was really fun overall. There were dull spots, but I feel like the positives outweigh the negatives. That, and the feeling I got while riding it was truly indescribable. I'd absolutely agree with Levi, but I'd also put...

I'm probably gonna share my Top 20, but only give my thoughts on the first 10 1. Steel Vengeance: Yeah, it still holds up today, if not even more than it did before! I feel like I'm starting to realize what I love so much about this ride. The airtime throughout the ride is mostly different from...

2020- Orion

I got a ride on it back on the 8th of July, and it very quickly entered my top 10. I've never really experienced airtime like this on any other B&M I've ridden, and it's overall a really fun ride. I'd place it right in the "middle" of the North American gigas personally.

I will say this; judging by the testing footage above, that trim is gonna kill the potential airtime going over the larger airtime hill. Sure, the floater will be amazing! But it also looks like the "finale" is severely more toned down than it could be.

Are there/will there be any specific rules for building in the server? Other than that, I can't wait! I've always loved fooling around in this game with others.

2014- Banshee 2016- Valravn 2017- Mystic Timbers 2018- Steel Vengeance 2018- Twisted Timbers 2019- Yukon Striker

Is it just me, or do the trains look like they may have a swinging mechanism/system? Especially compared to the ones they put on the older SLCs. Source: https://coasterforce.com/forums/threads/summer-17-creds-in-poland-part-2-legendia.41285/ from @Coaster Hipster

Hmm, maybe we could call it a "banked turn", y'know... ...like the other turns banked at a 90 degree angle?

I just noticed something that's kind of interesting, but makes sense in the end as to why B&M would do it. https://rcdb.com/11437.htm#p=103814 https://rcdb.com/16682.htm#p=103033 Orion and Candymonium have slightly similar endings, where the train goes into a banked turn, before dipping down...

Ejector: Skyrush Flojector: Fury 325 Floater: Behemoth All of the Above: Steel Vengeance

I'd hate to ruin anyone's hopes for this ride—it still looks great imo—but that "wave turn", if I'm thinking about the same turn everyone else is thinking about, looks nothing like a wave turn like the ones on some RMCs. It appears that this banked turn is curving outwards, which doesn't seem...

While I knew I would like it, Fahrenheit absolutely demolished my expectations! I knew it would be really good, but not good enough to be placed over Millennium Force and Maverick for me. Also at Hersheypark, I went into Laff Trakk with barely any expectations. However, it ended up being a...

The 4 parks I visited in Pennsylvania (Knoebels, Dorney Park, Hersheypark, and Kennywood) all had a Whip ride, which I thought was pretty cool!

Firehawk is definitely my favorite, but if Firehawk never existed, it would probably be Sidewinder at Hersheypark. It was quite smooth and enjoyable!

As much as I liked Vortex and Firehawk, Disaster Transport will always have a place in my heart. It was one of the first roller coasters I ever rode, and it just had this...certain feel and charm to it. It was a ride that I wish I could've ridden as an enthusiast, but I guess I'll only have the...

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Well uh, my opinions have changed a little bit. Overrated I *would* say Phantom's Revenge is the most overrated, but I got a ride with very poor ride conditions (not feeling the best, large crowds, early in the morning). I would also say I305 is super overrated, but as it turns out, there are a...