Albemarle Cyclone by Cheekymonky53

Hold tight and get ready for a wild ride on one of the fiercest woodies on the east coast!

Inspired by the notorious storms of the Outer Banks of North Carolina (and also Roller Coaster Tycoons' Woodchip) , Albemarle Cyclone harkens back to the era of 20th century wooden coasters that were giant blocks of wood dotting shorelines and creating thrills on the doorstep of world-renowned city oceanfronts. Of course, this is 2020, and a modern twist on a classic icon creates a wonderfully unique ride.

Climbing to 173 ft tall and reaching speeds of 66mph, this RMC creation (that would fit PERFECTLY at Carowinds, just sayin) has 4 inversions and 2 90* wall rides on the side of the wooden monolith classic wooden coasters are remembered for. Albemarle Cyclone has rock-solid pacing from start to finish and is a steady blend of old-meets-new.

My second completion of a project in this current phase of No-limits-ing, I also took time to create the tiniest little midway, which I did in order to play around with scenery object placement, something I've noticed is just another aspect of the game which makes it more fun. Like roller coaster tycoon meets minecraft, of course featuring Autocad.

Ride & Enjoy, V/r

Cheekymonky53

I think overall this coaster is pretty good, but I think I can be some of assistance if you want to improve!

There were some bumpy transitions between elements so some depumping could help smooth it out. Some of the shaping was a but sharp, such as the first small drop and sideways drop. Maybe make them a bit gentler. Also the large airtime hill after the first main turn around could be reshaped to have more sustained airtime. Layout-wise, I would switch a wave turn for just a good ol' airtime hill. Its important to mix up some elements even though wave turns are fun. . .

I really like the uniqueness. The sideways drop is definitely a cool idea! Also the pacing is strong.

Just some minor things to take into consideration!