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Jdude95

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  1. That's just some themeing that used to sit in a garden until it was forgotten about because it was mostly out of sight and under spaghetti junction.
  2. The problem with adding all of these fancy new effects is that it would inevitably end the same it always does at Village. Effects work for a while, it's exciting. Then only some of the effects work. Then none of the effects for a while. Finally they repair a few effects and the ride is in a constant state of only half the effects working.
  3. They had huge plans then suddenly had no money for those plans and let go a heap of staff, some of who provided great results for what they did. Now they suddenly have just enough to money keep them running and build the coaster while running on a skeleton crew in the offices and trying to squeeze every last cent as far as they can.
  4. It's been clearly much more thought out at Village
  5. Unless they actually repath GD, it's going to be a mess because half of it will just be hanging in the air with dead ends and 1 entrance/exit that is right next to their SBNO log ride
  6. The fun part will be seeing what remains of it after Taipan opens. Since they've had to remove some of it for construction. We could see the jankiest iteration of spaghetti junction.
  7. Again, not pulling on any of their IP's, just suiting a more generic theme. Which is perfectly fine if done right but still means they have no strong, relevant IP to pull from if it's not DC related. Which is why we have primarily DC themes or generic themes. There is another Top Gun movie in the works too...
  8. If we’re talking a hypercoaster like rivals, it realistically doesn’t need a theme. As it is it barely has a theme. wild west falls, oh, that ride that was themed to a movie once but then reverted back to its generic “western theme”? lethal weapon lasted a long time... until DC hit the park and they realised there was more appeal by calling it Arkham asylum because no one cared about lethal weapon anymore. again with there isn’t much in the village IP bag that they can pull out which is why everything is just DC. I’m not saying they can’t use Mad Max, hell I’ve been campaigning for that since fury road came out. I’m saying besides this one franchise that may hold its own, what else can they use that will last?
  9. That gives them a single ride theme at best. Also if you look at Mad Max then a brand like Superman, the level of popularity and notoriety is much different. They need a solid theme that will hold up a ride for 10+ years. After 10 years Mad Max could be just another cult hit from the past whereas DC are still pumping out related content for another 100 years.
  10. They would love to move away from DC themed rides but Village don't have that many other strong IP's that they can use to theme a ride and have it last.
  11. Arkham was a custom balls to the wall SLC. Pretty unique with its extra elements and a one of a kind in Australia. It would be nice to see it replaced with something that fills the void that it leaves. Maybe one day we'll have a balls to the wall flying coaster or something.
  12. HEY! Eureka only sat stagnant for 12 or 13 years.... 😐 Blue Lagoon? Never heard of her
  13. Pretty much as Gazza said. It has cycles programmed in. More can be programmed in later if required and it can also be operated manually but you'll never see that happen unless it's about 5 years past its use by date like Wipeout was.
  14. My favourite part about going to Archerfield Raceway in the rain was always the mud that you'd be showered in by the cars/trucks driving around </sarcasm>
  15. I love how no one else is mentioning this. Knowing Village though, it's probably just got 3 different speeds it runs during the cycle. Something something world class.
  16. I don't think 6 weeks will help if the prior 11 months of schooling failed
  17. Looks like they installed it in the globe
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