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The Village is proud to announce the opening of A'RAGE, the park's B&M floorless coaster! If you all can remember, A'RAGE was SBNO when the park was originally released due to some issues with the structure of the ride itself... After months of tweaking and a partial rebuild, A'RAGE is ready for its debut! A'RAGE stands 175ft tall along the side of part of the park's mountain terrain with a top speed of over 70mph! In this update, you'll be able to see some construction going on in different areas of the park, including that of the newest coaster... no official stats of this new coaster have been released but you'll be able to see that "whatever" it is, is quite impressive in size! Lastly, if you do some exploring, you'll be able to see that a couple of unannounced surprised were put into the park as well!
Not much as changed when it comes to the other rides at the park, you'll see that Boomerang is sporting a bright, new color scheme and Anaconda has been reduced to one train op... other than that, everything is pretty much the same.
Special thanks again to those of you who make the scripted flat rides available for all of us to use, Projektion, Magu, and of course the NL Team. I also would like to thank Plantoris for allowing me to his snack stalls and midway games.
Please remember to (re)rate and comment!
-DechLave T.P Ent.
Not much as changed when it comes to the other rides at the park, you'll see that Boomerang is sporting a bright, new color scheme and Anaconda has been reduced to one train op... other than that, everything is pretty much the same.
Special thanks again to those of you who make the scripted flat rides available for all of us to use, Projektion, Magu, and of course the NL Team. I also would like to thank Plantoris for allowing me to his snack stalls and midway games.
Please remember to (re)rate and comment!
-DechLave T.P Ent.
Ratings & Reviews
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Realism- The coasters overall felt pretty realistic. I could see them being build in real life in major parks. Anaconda was a bit risky especially with the speed of the train through some of the inversions. Same with Enigma, some of the inversions were a bit fast and slow.
Technique- This kind of raps into what I said before. Anaconda and Enigma had either too fast or too slow elements. Anaconda was primarily fast, Enigma was fast until the end. The trackwork was solid and I didn't see any noticeable pumps that affected the rides at all. Something I need to dock you for is the blocking issues with Anaconda and Enigma. They crash and or the block system gets screwed up at some point on both rides and the whole ride completely stops working.
Adrenaline- This park was very fun, I spend an hour or two with it open. That is very long for me.
Uniqueness- I thought the collection of coasters were solid, the coaster lineup is not really unique in my opinion. For the kiddie coasters, yes, but for the main coasters, eh not so much. Most parks have the invert, the classic arrow, the larger coaster, sometimes the floorless. Add a Timberliner or an RMC and that would have made the line up unique. Kudos though for the Giga coaster; that raises your unique points a bit.
Rider Value- I thought the park was a good value, I would have been happy with a day ticket to the park, but there are not enough "Mind blowing coasters" to keep me coming back for the whole line up. I would keep coming back probably only for the Giga coaster, and even that can get boring after a while.
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Realism- The coasters overall felt pretty realistic. I could see them being build in real life in major parks. Anaconda was a bit risky especially with the speed of the train through some of the inversions. Same with Enigma, some of the inversions were a bit fast and slow.
Technique- This kind of raps into what I said before. Anaconda and Enigma had either too fast or too slow elements. Anaconda was primarily fast, Enigma was fast until the end. The trackwork was solid and I didn't see any noticeable pumps that affected the rides at all. Something I need to dock you for is the blocking issues with Anaconda and Enigma. They crash and or the block system gets screwed up at some point on both rides and the whole ride completely stops working.
Adrenaline- This park was very fun, I spend an hour or two with it open. That is very long for me.
Uniqueness- I thought the collection of coasters were solid, the coaster lineup is not really unique in my opinion. For the kiddie coasters, yes, but for the main coasters, eh not so much. Most parks have the invert, the classic arrow, the larger coaster, sometimes the floorless. Add a Timberliner or an RMC and that would have made the line up unique. Kudos though for the Giga coaster; that raises your unique points a bit.
Rider Value- I thought the park was a good value, I would have been happy with a day ticket to the park, but there are not enough "Mind blowing coasters" to keep me coming back for the whole line up. I would keep coming back probably only for the Giga coaster, and even that can get boring after a while.
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A: Most of these coasters were pretty fun. What detracted from the overall fun factor was the insane transitions on those B&Ms. Some of the lateral G's hit the red zone.
U: I liked the layout of these rides, and the park was well designed. It was fairly spacious and decently themed. I think your most creative coaster was Enigma. I've never seen the inversion where the train rotates 180 degrees one way and then doubles back.
R: I'd say most of these rides have already been seen in real life, but Taipan 325 didn't seem very realistic. It just wasn't akin to a real B&M giga coaster.
RV: If I went to this park, I'd probably enjoy it and leave saying the rides were fun, but I would also most likely leave with a headache from the roughness of some of the rides.