Round 129 Voting

It's time for another round of voting for RCTgo's Build It! Competition. Another four entries are up for voting - below are their name, screenshot, and the description provided by the creator. It's time for you to select your favorite roller coaster, and vote for it! Remember, if you're a contestant, you are not allowed to vote.

#1: Patriot

#2: Demolition Crew

#3: Thunder Strike

#4: The Knot!

Voting is now open!

Voting is only open until next Tuesday, June 4, so vote quickly - before it's too late!

I think ´Patriot´ or ´Demolition Crew´ ....

Although, 'Thunder Strike' is also pretty nice

going with Thunder Strike

Have to go old school, Thunder Strike.

Thunder strike!

No offense meant, but I kinda think the RCT3 entries needed a bit more scenery.

Meanwhile "Thunder Strike" happens to be the best RCT2 coaster I've ever seen (or maybe I've been living under a rock), so I'm going with that.

But hey, at least rccoa coasters can win many times in the last person to reply thread, right?

Demolition Crew took my vote because of the use of CS. It looks realistic, yet, I think it would of looked better with foliage around the outside.

Yes, patriot and demolition crew need more cs like trees.. Thunder strike got my vote!

Demolition Crew took my vote because of the use of CS.

I'm not saying Demolition Crew isn't a good coaster, because it is a good coaster, and a very good one at that. However, honestly I've been disappointed at almost everyone voting for BuildIt entries due to use of CS. I do think that the RCT3 entries in this round needed at least a little more foliage, but voting for a coaster all because of scenery? How about factors like layout, thrill, excitement, intensity, the real reasons a coaster enthusiast loves a great coaster?

It's kinda like saying that Golden Ticket Awards voters voted for Millennium Force all because the lift hill had pretty support pylons, or because there was a tunnel and trees and the coaster is near a lake. It's not because of that. They obviously voted for Millennium Force because of the extreme yet tame and smooth ride (although I believe Expedition GeForce is a better coaster, but I never really rode it or Millennium Force so I can't really say so.)

The most beautiful and natural of settings could add excitement to a coaster, but I'd take a fast, twisty, fun entry set in a flat part of land with a few trees over a terrain coaster in the Amazon Rainforest that goes at a speed of 12 miles an hour.

(And no, I'm not referring to Demolition Crew. It's fun and fast, too. I'm just making my point clear with two examples that do not refer to any of the entries in this round or all the other rounds in BuildIt/Featured Coaster Competition history.)

^ you are absolutely right, but: what is a coaster without cs or just scenery? Ofcourse a coaster has to be smooth and much thrill, but without scenery it looks nothing...
And these coasters doesn't have the best scenery, though...