EIN Rule

I just wanted to know what the EIN rule is. I think it has something to do with the EIN staying close to the same number, am I correct? Please tell me!
joe.'s avatar
Excitement > Intensity > Nausea.

As long as the ratings for your ride fit this formula, it SHOULD be quite popular.

------------------
CBClub member #30 and #364 (renewal)

I know that, but what is the "RULE"?
It's not a rule exactly It's a formula someone made up in the games section for RCT

E greater than I greater than N

ex: WOODEN ROLLER COASTER

Excitement 8.00

Intensity 7.00

Nausea 6.00

------------------
JOHN
RCT INSOMNIACS
KIMBERLY LAKE INC.

Of course your excitement rating will be effected by your intensity rating.
kpjb's avatar
I made it up... it's not a strict rule as some have made it, rather a guideline to having a popular attraction.

The Excitement should be greater than the Intensity, which in turn should be greater than the Nausea.

------------------
Come on, fhqwgads!

Lord Gonchar's avatar
Let me throw my two cents in and stress that it's far from a rule - it's a beginner's guideline.

There are many E>I>N coasters that aren't worth looking at. There are many coasters that aren't E>I>N that are among the best I've seen.

In general it's a good starting point for those less experienced with creating coasters in RCT.

If you have E>I>N, the peeps will approve.

------------------
www.coasterimage.com
Dorney Park Visits in 2003: 5

You must be logged in to post

POP Forums - ©2024, POP World Media, LLC
Loading...