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THANK YOU Frontier for allowing the fear rating, rather than an arbitrarily set flag, to determine whether or not kids can go on the new F25 coaster!!!!!! Seriously, this is how it should be with ALL coasters.
The F25 WANTS to be totally extreme. I mean, with a launcher that accelerates so quickly and can be inclined up to 60^, you can make the F25 have both high speed and high altitude simultaneously, which allows some REALLY crazy things. In contrast, most coasters can have only one or the other, altitude or speed, at the same time. So there's always the temptation to go big, fast, and high-fear with the F25 BECAUSE YOU CAN, even though that would keep the kids off it. But you can still, by controlling your impulses, built a layout with multiple inversions with a fear of only 3.5 or so, BECAUSE YOU CAN!
The freedom to pursue either of these options is MOST WELCOME!!! THANK YOU FRONTIER!!![up][up][up][up]
Now please go back and remove the "no-kids" tag from all other coasters
THANK YOU Frontier for allowing the fear rating, rather than an arbitrarily set flag, to determine whether or not kids can go on the new F25 coaster!!!!!! Seriously, this is how it should be with ALL coasters.
The F25 WANTS to be totally extreme. I mean, with a launcher that accelerates so quickly and can be inclined up to 60^, you can make the F25 have both high speed and high altitude simultaneously, which allows some REALLY crazy things. In contrast, most coasters can have only one or the other, altitude or speed, at the same time. So there's always the temptation to go big, fast, and high-fear with the F25 BECAUSE YOU CAN, even though that would keep the kids off it. But you can still, by controlling your impulses, built a layout with multiple inversions with a fear of only 3.5 or so, BECAUSE YOU CAN!
The freedom to pursue either of these options is MOST WELCOME!!! THANK YOU FRONTIER!!![up][up][up][up]
Now please go back and remove the "no-kids" tag from all other coasters