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Wow, Vekoma stepping up their game and joining us in the new millennia! No more boring old vanilla corkscrew coasters, eh?

I still think that's what it is, though.

Correct. your turn.

Guess I will, then:

G force at Drayton Manor has one too, and unlike the one in the previous post it doesn't have enough time going vertical to make the blood rush to your head (I think)

Whoa. Strange. Does that mean we have to, like, start respecting them now?

Awesome The water looks great.

"All over" might be a bit of an exaggeration. Plus, I read the article, it was a minor injury and everyone is fine Now then, anyone else posting a pic?

^I don't know anything about hardware but you're not late for the early access party. I don't think they're going to "stop" it at any point

There's two The first is Rakevet Harim at Luna Grand in Haifa. It's such a rare credit only one other person is registered on CC as having ridden it, and even the managment of the park it's in doesn't know who the hell built it. The latter one is a weird little coaster I rode while it was traveling around the country in a dinky little excuse for a traveling fair (I could probably fit the whole thing in my car's trunk). CC lists it as nobody else having ridden it.

Leave it to proslide to make the sexiest looking waterslides on the planet. I mean, seriously, that is essentialy just a tight banked turn, that's all, and they're making it look so good and interesting and thrilling!

It always baffles me why parks with enough money to build amazing rides and amazing theming such as that weird intamin hyper or duel tilt coasters would build a Golden Horse ride... I mean, wouldn't it be better to actually hire Vekoma for it? Didn't Golden Horse get, like, banned from IAPPA or something for basically being Vekoma ripoffs? Having said that however - that layout looks super fun. If Vekoma were to do it and not Golden Horse I'd probably even be excited about it. But as it stands I imagine the thing would be more painful than enjoyable.

The newly improved smoothing tool is fantastic and I've already made some really neat things with it. If you use it right and know how to exploit the game's various bugfeatures, you can even make your own custom elements. Hopefully this will be made even easier by the time the game comes out.

A doorless toaster-oven is better than RCTW.

Yup! Seen it and used it in this park.

Whew! Took me a lot of work but it's finally what I'd call done! I figured before I get into any creative madness parks I'd try to build a sort of "regular" park. So... Here it is! Threetower Park! [youtu_be] [/youtu_be]ThreetowerPark.zip

^Pfahahaha, that looks kinda fun, actually!

That slides looks like an injury waiting to happen. But a really FUN injury.

^Why would you even consider getting RCTW? Seems like an absolute waste of a birthday present.

Much as I love having a new steepness level it seems to go from 45 degrees to 80 degrees. There's nothing inbetween. Which is really annoying.

Plus, y'know, the Wonder Wheel at Coney Island. One of the most famous ferris wheels in the world.

^I don't think any such thing has been announced yet. They might? But personally, in my own personal taste, I'd prefer they focus on other stuff, I never did use RCT3's mixmaster a whole lot.

I... Just... Wow. That looks incredible. I love it. Especially that place where the path splits in two.

Just pointing out I think Parkitect has Mac support.