Airtime or Forcefulness?

[B&MBoy1982]

I like it all.

 

If I feel it is a good ride, it does not matter which forces I am experiencing.

[gerstlaueringvar]

It depends. Mostly I prefer airtime. Both Maverick and Outlaw Run do not have strong positive G's but they are incredible, incredible and incredible.

 

But particularly for B&M, I would choose forcefulness over airtime. I really don't think lame floaters mean anything to me. Batman clones are much better than Sleeping Bull.

[CPmillenia94]

^Agreed.

[rcjp]

^^Also agree entirely.

[Dr. M]

But particularly for B&M, I would choose forcefulness over airtime. I really don't think lame floaters mean anything to me. Batman clones are much better than Sleeping Bull.

 

Have you ridden Nitro though? I feel Nitro is an exception just because it has super solid tummy-tickling airtime over every hill, and generally avoids that "trimmed" feeling. If it's possible for you to enjoy B&M hypers, you'll enjoy that one.

[Superbatboy]

Force just feels more intense to me

[rcjp]

But particularly for B&M, I would choose forcefulness over airtime. I really don't think lame floaters mean anything to me. Batman clones are much better than Sleeping Bull.

 

Have you ridden Nitro though? I feel Nitro is an exception just because it has super solid tummy-tickling airtime over every hill, and generally avoids that "trimmed" feeling. If it's possible for you to enjoy B&M hypers, you'll enjoy that one.

 

Nitro is a great ride. I found it significantly better than shambhala for the reasons you stated, plus the awesome ending with those 3 small hills. (and also the forceful helix)