Coasters designed on RCT?

[furie]

Surprised nobody has mention Shockwave at Drayton Manor yet. Never seen a coaster more like something you'd see on RCT in my life.

Drop, loop, zero-G, long straight bit to fit into the park, double corkscrew, turn around back to the station - still doing 300 miles an hour.

Even the station looks like it was designed using a coloured wild west set!

However, I suspect for older coasters, it's where Chris Sawyer actually got his ideas from for a lot of RCT anyway. You can always spot the parks he went to, and the rides he went on - they're like signatures in RCT (I don't know about Shockwave on that front to be honest though).

 

[Dave]

Drop, loop, zero-G, long straight bit to fit into the park, double corkscrew, turn around back to the station - still doing 300 miles an hour.

Not to mention block brakes right by the station with no other brakes.

 

[Kebab]

Quite an interesting topic

PMBO? It pretty much sticks to the same steepness all the way through the rollercoaster par the drop; it basically looks really restricted to design, as it does hardly anything. It looks like a Hyper that would be made in RCT anyway :lol: