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This looks amazing! I can't wait to see the final product.

I find it weird that they seem to have added custom supports, but not banked turns. These last few screenshots do look very promising though.

I rode Diamondback 8 times in a row in the rain once. There was pretty much no line so my friends and I just kept getting back on.

I agree, it's a bit over-supported and busy. Maybe you could remove the vertical supports in the corners (while leaving the diagonals)?

/\ Yeah, I could've done that, but I was leaving room for expansion. I was only part way through the scenario. If I used too much land for just this one ride, the others would be a bit crowded, so I limited the area. A nice Suspended coaster now occupies that land.

Over the past few days I have discovered a podcast series called "Welcome to Night Vale". It's a fictional radio station that gives the news in the small, strange town of Night Vale, which is somewhat like Area 51. I was wondering if anyone else here has listened to it or has heard of it. [i'm not sure if there is a better thread to post this in, but I did a search and found no previous mention of it]

You see, If I had more room and money, I would have done that, but I had neither. Also, the brake is more for show, at the height it only slows down a little. It's more of a trim than a mcbr.

How would people like the idea of me making a thread of sorts to Put up and present my finished ll scenarios? I've thought about it and want your thoughts on it. Also, thanks for the input, TW. I was going for a sort of Beast feel with that curve, but it's definitely a low point of the ride

I figured I'd post here again after however long its been. I found my copy of LL, and have been playing today. Here is Feral, in the Leafy Lake Scenerio.

1: Arcade Fire - The Suburbs 2: Okkervil River - The Stand Ins 3: Wilco - The Whole Love Honorable Mentions: The Decemberists - The Crane Wife Peter Gabriel - So Netsky - 2 Okkervil River - Black Sheep Boy

Nope, the game's just called Off. I finished it up also. It's a very well thought out game, although a bit more abstract than usual.

I don't know if anyone else has, but I recently finished a game called OFF. It's an indie game somewhere in-between rpg and horror. I personally was a big fan; it had some very good music and a very nice plot. It's not too long of a game and I recommend it to pretty much any PC gamer.

I play viola (although not that well). I also compose every once in a while.

Jesus Christ, this song is one of my favorites. The cello part kills me every time Listening to Otis Redding at Home During Christmastime - Okkervil River

Bannana Roll Music or Television?