ReillyK721

I haven't checked this thread in a long time, and after skimming through the comments, the past 20 pages or so of this thread are just unbelievable. There's so many ideas I'd like to get across, but I'll get straight to the point. I feel so sorry for the people who found Fury 325 to be "semi-thrilling" or " mild". If I ever get off a giga coaster and think to myself "that was pretty tame", that will be the day I stop riding roller coasters altogether, because if you can't appreciate a $25 million giga coaster, then coasters have no point anymore. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy airtime as much as anyone else, but calling a giga coaster that's incredibly fast, smooth, rerideable, and well-paced "mild" just because it doesn't make you grey out or crush your thighs on its bunny hills is just plain ridiculous. Just my two cents.

This has the potential to compete for #1 steel coaster in the world. Besides Steel Dragon, it has the highest overall stats of any coaster in the world. On paper, it looks better than MF IMO.

From what I've seen, Intamin is one of the least reliable manufacturers out there. Here is why I say that...When I visited Portaventura, Furious Baco broke down twice just while I was in line, resulting in a 3 hour wait. At Hersheypark, Stormrunner broke down twice during the day. At Cedar Point, Maverick was closed for 7 hours, I was on Wicked Twister when it broke down, and Top Thrill Dragster was closed for 2 days. And we ALL saw what happened at Kings Dominion with I305. I have never been at a park when a beemer was broken down, even during my countless visits to Carowinds. Luckily, this coaster will 100% be from B&M.