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Pretty pumped for this... If past rides, like the mega lite, are what European/Asian parks can do when combining. With great, but some may argue, inconsistent, manufacturers like Intamin, I can't wait to see what RMC can do.... Maybe the partnership with Vekoma might also mean, A: if they merge, Vekoma might not suck lol B: Since Vekoma makes mostly steel coasters, we might end up seeing RMC's first *full* steel coaster out of this partnership? Just my two cents.. Take it how you will.

Interesting. I've always found there were some great intenseents on Backlot, so imagine what the drifting would be like.

Noticed that with the go pro POVs, although the visuals are better, the audio is barely even able to be heard. Personally, I often find the audio is just as useful as the video. If a POV has good audio, you can listen to the reactions of the riders.

When you see a commercial for Xbox, and say "how am I not dead?... I just saw my whole life flashing before my eyes!"

Don't see many Chance Chaos rides anymore. They seemed to be almost all removed.

Usually will only scream when I'm really excited to ride something, and at that point it's usually screaming out stupid fanboy s*** like "Yahooooo!!!! B&M for the win!!!!!" Lol

If it had to fit in my yard, probably a chance zipper... They're wickedly intense, and every ride experience is different!... Plus, coluld easily fit in my yard.

Considering a batman clone (Le Vampire, La Ronde), is #1 on my top 5 steel coAsters, and all the new B&Ms I've ridden barely make the list, I'd say yes. For me, forces pretty much are the main way I judge a ride... Not forceful, no good. Hope with stuff like Banchee @ KI, they might make a comeback.

Mindbender, Galaxyland, Edmonton, Alberta. The most forceful coaster I have ever been on. And #2 on my top five steel coasters.

When you've met all your friends online/through gaming.

^Nope... That'd just make you a lift hill enthusiast

More about whoring flat rides, but rode aride that had just re opened after an accident where somebody had legit almost died at a REALLY sketchy fai Also, not credit whoring, more YouTube.view whoring, but still pretty bad.... as I don't go to many parks, stopping at every csrnival I see, no matter how sketchy, just to get footage if they have decent rides.

You know you game too much when you skip school to play Xbox/Playstation/PC, to buy a game on launch day, or both.

Also found this. No onride, but still amazing footage!

If after hearing the news of the massive storm that struck the Phillipines, called your friend to make sure they were okay, then, as soon as they Tell you they've survived, ask them if Enchanted Kingdom is still standing.

I've heard many people mention ARM/Larson drop towers. What about the Fabri versions?.. They look even crazier.

Lookalike a very interesting ride. I absolutely love the chance zipper, so I'm sure I'd love this if I ever got the chance to ride one. Does anybody know of a POV OF THE RIDE? All I know of is footage of a radar from about 14 years ago.

You know you game too much when you hear a helecopter outside and the first thing you think is "Enemy chopper inbound!"

^I totally understand how lapbars can greatly improve a rough ride, but in some cases, it can be just as painful due to your head bouncing around the headrest... Personally, if a ride'a rough, it's rough, lapbars or OTSRs. As to my previous post, I was wondering how smooth their new suff like YOLOCoaster and Superman SFDK are.

I'm curious to know how smooth Premier's newer coasters are... Hearing horror stories about their older projects.

Then it would DIE!! What if RMC built a full steel coaster ?

While I think the whole Family Launcher idea is cool. I've noticed that the amount of "intense" rides being builtrecently has decreased.. Other than RMC, I've noticed that many manufacturers have moved more to the family market. Anyone know when the worldwide ride intensity drought will end?

^Completely agree... While I don't see one being. Built, I can totally see how it'd work. Really, just look at all the horrible dark rides out there, or ones with characters just made up by the park, that are still operating. Agree that as long as the ride itself is good, people would ride it.

^Lol. Not guilty, but can totally understand why someone would do it. Some expertly filmed POVs, such as the ones here on TPR, can really make you feel like you're there on the ride.

If you know where the one good TOGO stand up is, with awesome ejector air that doesn't hurt your gonads... Hint, it's located somewhere in Canada.