I've also never seen the SS in action & am looking forward to seeing the video once it's up.
If they had made the rolls tighter and less spaced apart, it might have packed some g's or something. As it is, it's very forceless, and kind of a let down after the previous 4 kick *** elements. B&M can do better than this, I doubt they'll ever use this element again without some major modifications to make it more exciting.
You don't like how SMOOTH the ride is?
Whatever...
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Draco said:
Not to burst your bubble, but I'll tell ya, it looks alot cooler than it rides. It actually feels more like a very streched out Arrow double corkscrew more than anything else. I would have much preferred the directional changing Cobra Roll instead, would have been much more exciting.
If they had made the rolls tighter and less spaced apart, it might have packed some g's or something. As it is, it's very forceless, and kind of a let down after the previous 4 kick *** elements. B&M can do better than this, I doubt they'll ever use this element again without some major modifications to make it more exciting.
I think the sea serpent isn't that much more stretched out that a cobra roll, because on the cobra roll you are changing directions. On the sea serpent it just seems longer because your aren't changing directions (lateral direction), so it seems like there is a little less going on. I agree though, while I like the sea serpent, I would rather have a greater variety of lateral g's, and a cobra roll is great for that.
On the plus side though, the Sea Serpent leaves you a lot dizzier and a little more dissoriented than a cobra roll.
-djansi
Besides bud, it's just my opinion, no need to get excited. Medusa is an incredible ride, one of my favorites. I was just a little dissapointed with the SS element, that's all :)
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