Rolling Hills | 200ft+ RMC

This coaster is the result of me having a little more time on my hand due to Covid-19. This also is the first RMC I have made in NoLimits2 and I feel pretty proud of what I have been able to do. However, because I am not the most experienced NoLimits2 creator, there are some slight bumps at some points throughout the course, and I made the coaster based off of how good it looked in the rider view so use the Fly-by view at your own risk. While all of this sounds like I am kinda a noob, I put so much into this that I feel like it could easily pass as something from one of the more veteran creators. I also focused on making the pacing of the coaster as good as I could (while still being interesting) and making every element have a specific purpose (you can ask me about any elements on the roller coaster you are curious about in the comment section of the video). Anyway, this coaster showcases a couple of ideas I have had (many are not in here because I valued quality over cramming everything I could think up of) and some elements that I haven't seen other people make yet (not to say many haven't already thought them up, just that I haven't seen it in NoLimits or in real life yet. It has always been a pet peeve of mine when someone makes a "new" element claiming that they created it even though pretty much everyone else has already thought it up, its just that they haven't bothered to put it in No Limits yet. Sorry for that mini rant :D). Anyway, I hope you enjoy this coaster and hope that it brightens your day a little!

Please give the coaster a rating and tell me what you thought about it! I know this isn't the best track shaping, so if you have any tips and tricks you think would help, please let me know!

Other random notes:

-I wanted the second launch to create another block so that cycling 3 trains would makes sense, but I couldn't figure out how to do that (didn't really try that hard, I was kinda lazy and it didn't really matter that much)

-Some forces are a little much (like the drop off the cliff) and a couple transitions at the beginning are a little too wippy for my taste, but hey, for the most part I think it is realistic enough.

-I know, a downward launch.

-I didn't do much landscaping since I wanted to keep the frames and quality up so you could enjoy what I really worked on (also my computer is not a gaming computer so isn't the fastest thing the world)

-I am extremely proud of picture in the thumb nail. As I am not a photographer by any stretch of the world, I think it might be my best picture I have made in No Limits yet (kinda looks professional to me).