The ride had some nice scenery work which helped create an enviroment for the ride. It paced reasonably well despite some slower sections (especially towards the end) and the first drops which lacked any real punch.
I thought the supportwork was good given the style of ride too. The actual layout was decent too ??? drew inspiration but certainly took things on in your own way and it never felt boring.
The main improvement would be in shaping and smoothing. Some elements lacked snappy transitions (such as the frist dive loop) and the entire ride was quite rough. The first element was noticable mishaped. Other minor improvements would be to add a little more detail to your scenery ??? you had a good base to work with so it just needed some more development.
The layout of this coaster is very great. It's obviously inspired by the Smiler, but it has many different elements, so it is very original. There are lots of intense forces. The track is a bit jerky with some rough transitions, but the forces are possible and it doesn't ruin the ride. This is a very good coaster!
T- Good job on this. All g's were in check. Shaping seemed good. A- Very intense ride. The inversions kept coming one after another. U- Seems fairly different compared to The Smiler. R- Supports look good. However take the MCBR out and have one block before the second lift, that will make it easier to switch between automatic and manual mode, as the train will be on one block. Other than that e-stop works, and all blocks work. However, I would add magnetic brake fins before the first lift because the train comes in fairly fast. RV- Probably would ride often. However it would be cooler if it dueled more.
All-in-all good job! Also your custom scenery was good
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