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Wanderer

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Wanderer is a mini Dive-machine located in an abandoned farm area that's slowly being reclaimed by nature.

The track is 682m long and features 3 inversions. With a first drop of just 33m it reaches a top speed of 86km/h and passes 3 inversions.

Special thanks goes to:

nSeven for his foliage pack:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1l8mAFq0J6YTS_ie_BHWgWDRSmmFZYa-C

TheCodeMaster for his tree remaster pack:

https://nolimitscentral.com/forum/topic/461

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April 15, 2020

I always look forward to your submissions; they are quite something to behold.
Absolutely superb scenery and interaction with the ride. The paths and terrain serve to enhance the roller coaster across every square inch. Really great work in the aesthetic department. Where I felt the ride lacked was in it's realism compared to your previous submissions, especially Tundra, which I thought was one of the best virtual Vekomas out there. The ejector hill right off the drop was sweet, the pacing on the immelmann might've been a bit quick, and the zero-g roll is a bit harsh. The zero-g roll would be fine with a six-seater, but that outside row hurts. The flat turn after that doesn't speak very B&M to me, but I liked it. The turns after that had really nice flow to them and def did speak B&M to me, heh. I still maintain though, that the flat roll at the end should roll the other way, engaging riders in the upside down portion sooner and not allowing them time to see it coming, ala Thunderbird at Holiday World (not a dive machine, but you get the picture.)
I'd like to give this an 8.5, but the sliding scale isn't that fine. Although the scenery is absolutely amazing and is easily a 10, my primary focus is always on the roller coaster itself, and I don't think the ride is quite there without the surroundings. Still, an excellent entry; one to be proud of.

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Wanderer

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34.5 meters