High Dive - NoLimits 2

[@Wilhelm1407Coasters]

I love the concept for this ride. I'm not sure if having two tilt sections would work well in RL but it certainly looks cool. I think the tilt section on the first drop could totally be done on a B&M someday.

[@maryzmijski6087]

That's exactly what I was thinking

[@mathiley0878]

That's definitely the fancy version of an inversed chain lift

[@brooscccc]

B&M should totally make something like this, it looks insane!

[@tinypoolmodelshipyard]

B&M barely takes risk, took them 20some years to finally come out with a launched model. They dont innovate enough but i agree it would be dope concept

[@garywinthrope1259]

@@tinypoolmodelshipyard They're going to need to if they want to have customers in 10 years though, with Intamin, RMC, and pretty much every other company constantly evolving

[@maryzmijski6087]

@@tinypoolmodelshipyard agree, this would be a dive coaster on steroids, cut the second tilt drop that kills the pacing, and make this puppy 300feet tall. We have a winner.

[@lessgo5214]

useless for dive coaster

[@larrywestbrook1349]

Incredible ride. -This looks like a ride that would be perfect for Universal Studios Orlando....or a Six Flags Park 🤙

[@sparkermann4216]

I think you mean or Cedar Fair

[@greatwesternsky]

This is an ingenious concept and I can't believe I haven't seen it around for a Dive Coaster before this!

[@agnesbagnes1777]

The tilting Parts on the Top of the drops would make such a difference to the actual Dive Coasters... but i cant imagine that this idea is possible with such heavy trains. Maybe with the 6 seated trains. Overall this should be the next level sh*t for this kind of coasters. I would love to ride this.

[@vinchenzie]

Ray Okay thanks man :) it was fun to build. Those supports on the tilt sections are a lot :)

[@mynameiskrysta]

I had this idea too, but the fact that irl dive coasters curve into the drop gives more airtime than just 0g

[@robertescher3082]

I'm watching the maintenance bill just GROWING... hehe... like little dollar signs dropping from those two tilt sections... :D :D :D

[@maryzmijski6087]

If a park built it they would only do one tilt section, aside from matinence bills, the second one would totally kill the pacing

[@panacoaster]

I've been playing planet coaster for so long I have forgotten you can do anything in this game lmao wow didn't know that tilt feature could be used on any coaster so many new ideas

[@weedstore]

planet coaster is not good

[@willdenoble1898]

weedstore hush

[@vincentbaron4254]

It is not Planet Coaster, it is NoLimits 2 ;)

[@panacoaster]

@@vincentbaron4254 dude IAM aware lmao, IAM saying that I've been playing planet coaster for so long but forgot in nolimits coaster you can do anything except the reason why I haven't played no limits is not cuz of the coasters, it's cuz the scenery doesn't look as good as planet coaster

[@weedstore]

@@panacoaster planet coaster sucks

[@final3119]

That final brake section was probably longer than the rest of the ride.

[@natelaux5930]

Lol

[@vincentbaron4254]

Brakes in curves and a double load station while having just one tilt section, not a good capacity.

[@757VAbadd_JesusChrist]

This is cool. Would be really cool if this could be done for a real dive coaster. I think BM could pull it off.

[@garystone5060]

i have spent days on nolimits 2 and can barely make a kiddie coaster. i don't get it. very impressive coaster!

[@HumanStateOfEmergency]

One tilt section is enough

[@matthewgelmas6895]

cool coaster

[@DavidVitrano]

DAMN!

[@filipeaugustodaniel7131]

The concept is very interesting! I'd be very excited to ride it in real life. However, some transitions felt a bit unnatural, like the first curve right after the station, towards the life hill, among others. Those were very little details though. Overall, it is quite an awesome ride! Congratulations.

[@bmoremetal]

I wish B&M would do this

[@Johnnyiswhere]

Wow!

[@rov8055]

California Adventure Water and Feriswheel

[@MurphTheEngineer10]

beautiful work great layout

[@dgpkira9440]

I like it this way so that everyone has the same experience no matter what row you're in, however, there would have to be a LOT of testing before B&M would release a tilt track.

[@Umpireboy]

I agree. This would scare people away unlike regular dives which don’t have a chance of “falling off the track”

[@Myself_yes]

I think the concept is really cool but in terms of “realness” I think it needs and adjustment in pacing since it is probably to fast in the transitions and inversions for a dive coaster, I love the idea of the large turn after the first inversion

[@KingsDominionNetwork]

Nice coaster though but why can’t the break run just be normal track? I mean it seems hard to do but it’s kinda extra

[@EVILBUNNY28]

Do you mean to ask why is the final brake run so long? Because i was wondering this, you could probably fit in a couple of bunny hops at the end.

[@KingsDominionNetwork]

EVILBUNNY28 sorry I confused the mid brake run

[@visionist7]

Cool style and theme, but the second tilt should be backwards >:-) I think the B&M dive machine trains aren't really necessary with a tilt track either, as the whole train can tilt at once regardless.

[@Umpireboy]

This would not be sold a lot at all. Operations would be greatly reduced

[@branyonheffley6346]

Please Put it to an amusement park or theme park.

[@ThrillRider247]

ummmm I don't get it. why make it tilt. if its already dive coaster?? I mean I love the layout. its probably the best dive ive seen.. but the tilt???scratches head....

[@joelvdbrink8799]

You would experience the same thing at the backrow unlike the RL divecoasters

[@adrienbayre9898]

@@joelvdbrink8799 plus it's probably scary to experience and thats cool