Metal Horror

Apologies for taking so long to drop a rate on this!

What I enjoyed about this ride (and especially as your first release!) was the speed that it maintained throughout the ride and how, despite being an exceptionally long ride - you kept it interesting and the trackwork supports wasn't too sloppy. You did a good job with the supports overall and I liked the idea of using the supports to create little portals.

The trackwork could've done with some tweaks and reworks here and there - the vast majority of the hills for instace were quite rough / harsh over the crest and the S-curves pulled some high lats. G-force wise it was certainly on teh extreme side of things - and being so long perhaps would hamper its re-ridability. There were some places that you used interesting ideas for supports - despite there being no real need for it. I'm all off interesting supports but why have you used a simplier support for every other situation that was the same?

Personally didn't like the colours - needed some saturation.

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I liked the colored supports

Pretty good pacing, i can be hard to pace such a massive coaster and keep it interesting but I feel you did a pretty good job. The first drop is amazing and also has the feel of a much larger coaster. The G forces were pretty good though a bit extreme at some points but nothing unrealistic. There are two points that would clip with the clearance envelope and one of the trees on the final airtime hills clips with the train but these are fairly minor. My biggest nitpick is that the blocks stack trains on the lift, that and it's set to put the train the rider is positioned on into storage.

I really like the supports! I can see you put a lot of work into this coaster and I can see a the inspirations from the Intamin Supermen coasters as well as a bit of I305 and a splash of Cheetah Hunt tossed in there and it comes together really well. The track shaping is pretty spot on and the general flow of the ride seems about right. Some of the transitions could be softened a bit for rider comfort but again nothing really dangerous or too painful here.

I would say this is a step up in intensity from what we would see from Intamin. Which is a good thing, Metal Horror starts with a pretty epic first drop and does not let up until the final brakes. Swooping over the lake was a nice touch, especially with the "S" curves. The layout was definitely unpredictable and exciting.

Great job! Hope to see more from you in the future!