You know who has it worse than the Engineer having to deal with an Architect? The Technician that has to put up with both of you…

@danielcraciun2589

Жыл бұрын

and the builder. dont forget him

@brendotheoffendo

Жыл бұрын

I work with architects and engineers. I fix and repair the problems they both cause. Both don't understand people.

@remingtonmadry4557

Жыл бұрын

As an automotive mechanic I can agree

@insaine123

Жыл бұрын

As someone who build power lines the engineers are the enemy for sure. The crap they come up with is garbage sometimes.

@RascaldeesV2

Жыл бұрын

Preeeach

For those who don't know the story of the euthanasia coaster, the point wasn't to actually build a suicide device it was to start a discussion about how we think about death. As a result, there are a bunch of other interesting design choices implemented in the idea that couldn't make it into the model or Planet Coaster. For example: it discusses the possibility of using a mechanical release on the restraints and a sharp turn to evacuate the corpses produced by the ride cleanly and efficiently without human intervention because scooping people out of it would be uncomfortable.

@raggiezockt

Жыл бұрын

Wtf realy?

@graham1034

Жыл бұрын

Might need to have an underwater bit at the end to clean out the... bodily fluids that people may leave during the trip.

@snarkystack4129

Жыл бұрын

I wanted to talk about it lol but i guess im not fast enough

@darthplagueis13

Жыл бұрын

So, it would not only kill but also yeet the corpses?

@SirBroadcast

Жыл бұрын

@@darthplagueis13 Well if I remember correctly the yeeting also was meant to kill the people that may have survived.

"We still haven't quite managed to kill anyone" - well, apart from the people who went flying off the end of half a coaster 😅

@mareksoucek4514

Жыл бұрын

Nah, tis just a scratch

@LtThisty

Жыл бұрын

No one was on that coaster?😅

@Paul_Bedford

Жыл бұрын

But they landed outside the park, so it doesn't count

@TrimutiusToo

Жыл бұрын

No real people were ever on coaster only dummies

@blueclouds315

Жыл бұрын

those were test dummies, they don't count

"Let's look at what I built in 2017!" At least you're consistent

@arandomguy_e128

Жыл бұрын

What time?

@voarexxx

Жыл бұрын

@@arandomguy_e128 @13:32

@SirFloofy001

Жыл бұрын

Of course, its the strongest shape!

This brings back memories of this one roller coaster I designed.....I can't remember the name of the game I designed it in, but I put in a crapload of loops, twists and turns throughout the ride that progressively took the ride higher and higher before ending in a steep drop back into the station! As if that wasn't bad enough, I put in speed boosters set at 250 MPH every couple of feet or so. The speed that thing reached when it was entering the station was in excess of 600 MPH! The coaster was going so fast, it couldn't stop, and would just fly on through, continuing on its way!

@mrzerogaming4012

Жыл бұрын

almost Mach 1 lol

@Samurai-Kito

Жыл бұрын

Bruh a mach 1 roller coaster (almost) like bro.😂

@owenkiff9607

Жыл бұрын

is rollercoaster world for the PS2

@12346798Mann

Жыл бұрын

The highest speed I got in a coaster was somewhere around 500 kph, but I also managed to build one that peaked at around 200kph while still being used by park guests.

@19TheFallen

Жыл бұрын

@@owenkiff9607 It was a game on my PC.....I remember that much.......The computer it was on died a while back, so.....No more making crazy roller coaster designs......The thing is, this was just one of hundreds of killer roller coasters I designed.....I dunno why, but I took great joy in designing roller coasters in that game that, if they were real, wouldn't just kill the people riding on them, the forces being exerted on their bodies by the coasters would squish and reduce them to a puddle of jelly!

Said it before I'll say it again His last couple videos get more and more invested in outstanding designs This is like watching Anakin turn to the dark side and at the moment Engineer's killing the younglings

@GabrielArchon

Жыл бұрын

"You were supposed to bring Balance to the Ride RCE, not overdesign it!"

@bostonrusher597

Жыл бұрын

@@GabrielArchon "the Architect Course is a pathway to many designs some consider "inefficient" "

@addvali

Жыл бұрын

@@bostonrusher597 "Huh, ironic. ... I mean it's made of iron."

@bostonrusher597

Жыл бұрын

@@addvali "It's over Matt! I have the high ground!" "You overestimate the structural stability!"

To be fair the real one uses only the power of engineering to kill you. You went the easy route and just burned everybody alive. That's suspiciously architect behavior.

*DSCLAIMER* the coaster he is talking about has never been build and will never get build it was just an art concept by a very dystopian artist

@death_walker21

Жыл бұрын

by evident from when he said 10Gs where u feel 10x ur own body weight where is way pass the limit of what ur bones can handle

@f1-mag

Жыл бұрын

@@death_walker21 for a longer amount of time you can’t handle 10Gs but it’s not the bones that can’t handle the forces it’s the brain as it doesn’t get blood/oxygen and will at some point stop your hart. For an example in F1 there has been multiple 50g+ accidents in the last year none has had any broken bones. There has also been 100g+ accidents and the bones tend to brake. If you’ve ever tried an intense coaster an your vision starts to get wired it’s actually the beginning of it but coasters only pulls half of what that coaster would do and for very less time

@alakani

Жыл бұрын

Such a party pooper. Now I'll have to euthanize myself with samaurai ninja robots

@vrb-.

Жыл бұрын

And it actually is survivable for most people. It would really only kill the people that have uncurible diseases which is what the coaster was made for

@alicia775

Жыл бұрын

Yes

Oh my it wasn’t an exaggeration or an absurdly dangerous mass of twists and stuff, it was this precision-engineered death-machine…

12:03 they activated the Flux capacitor generating 1.21 gigawatts of power right when they hit 88 mph. The 2 people that got back just had a great time travel adventure

My thought process at the start of this episode. Oh, he's building the euthanasia coaster, I know what it looks like, there's no way he could make that phallic. But as always Matt you managed to sneak in a dong.

I realized what makes Matt such a great person to watch: he uploads quality content daily, and makes it seem like he has fun doing it.

I feel like there is a GRAND opportunity for a coaster named "Gee Wagon."

Gotta love it when a theme park engineer includes multiple anatomy references in their landscape design. Bravo 👍

@Taolan8472

Жыл бұрын

If you closely examine maps of large theme parks or some 'master planned community' neighborhoods, you'll discover all kinds of subliminal messages. If you would direct your choice of map app/services to Legacy Park in Brambleton, VA; you will see a fine example of master planning.

Love how "efficient" you are with your shaping and designs. Haha

I like that the last example for a coaster in the intro is actually a staircase designed by an architect.

@Mr0Longbough

Жыл бұрын

True, for anyone wondering „Tiger and Turtle“

@fabiant.4599

Жыл бұрын

Nice to see a landmark from my hometown on this channel. Didn't expect this. :D

Its always a good day when RCE uploads

@purplescreen262

Жыл бұрын

Every days a good day

@srivasnchennu

Жыл бұрын

Indeed

@skylinelibertarian3835

Жыл бұрын

Soooo... Every day is a good day?

@rachelellis8497

Жыл бұрын

yeah he uploads every day I'm always waiting for 5pm BST/GMT

@skylinelibertarian3835

Жыл бұрын

@@rachelellis8497 11 am here in, CST.

As a tester of this game im proud to see You pushing the game to the fullest :D

Legitimately curious if you've ever been demonetized for you amazingly strong engineering designs. Considering its been literal years, I'm thinking maybe at least one?

@pro-v7500

Жыл бұрын

Why would his videos that have his own engineering designs be demonetized?

@JakkiFN0rmus

Жыл бұрын

@@pro-v7500 the willies?

@kimkupfer5549

Жыл бұрын

@@pro-v7500 Not sure if you're for real

@pro-v7500

Жыл бұрын

@@kimkupfer5549 what would the cause of the demonization be? Copyright claims? Doubtful. Inappropriate content? Doubtful.

11:49 "Mark Barber" sounds like Mark Rober's evil twin; he doesn't do any of the same super cool engineering things, he just cuts hair.

my man is turning into grastillplays and im here for it 🤠🤠

@andreiiancu8969

Жыл бұрын

I discovered their channels preaty shortly from one another and I absolutley agree with you

Man this takes me back to my RCT3 days, putting cheat codes to do unlimited height and trying to kill as many guests as creatively as possible 😂

I would LOVE to see you build an engineering theme park, featuring Paddy and many strongest shapes.

Fun fact: the "death coaster" has one person seats that hauls u up 1.6k feet in the air where you will press a button to either stop or take the drop you are passed out for 1 minute before you "die" now this coaster was never built but if it was it would be the tallest coaster ever

Matt's knowledge on coaster is suspiciously high..

5:19 your average g force is 10,78... thats pretty good Matt 😎👍goob job!

Turning more into Lets Game it Out by the day RCE!

@thegiantenemyspider1

Жыл бұрын

@@lazyman7505 you are annoying and we have to bear it

00:39 is not a rollercoaster, but a landmark called "Tiger and Turtle" in Northrine Westphalia, Germany. It's actually a staircase

@henber97

Жыл бұрын

Duisburg representation 😂😂

I feel like this is right on the edge of KZread‘s algorithm, and I love it

Well, if it cost $0.00, there's no reason to avoid this

As someone with a fear of heights, this felt like immersion therapy.

Couple tips: There is an option for angle snap when building coasters so you can get perfect angles. After building a section of track, you can click on it, drag two arrows along the track to expand your selection, and press a 'smooth all' button to reduce excess bumps. Queue decorations will increase guests' tolerance of waiting in the queue. With that said, I've got a challenge for you. Try to build a coaster longer than 800 meters that reaches 9 excitement overall without exceeding 6 fear and 6 nausea. Having played this game myself quite extensively, I'll tell you it's not easy. Buuuut, being an engineer, I'm sure you'll figure it out. I'll give you one hint to get you started: anti-banked turns are more exciting than unbanked turns.

4:02 I’ve never seen this game before and I was not ready for that crash at the end

This is quite possibly the most architect thing you could've done. Congratulations, you played yourself. 👏👏👏

@LawrenceOakheart

Жыл бұрын

No. Because it was function over form.

That lift hill is so long, any old person is likely to expire before even reaching the top. On the other hand, you have plenty of opportunity to increase profit by flogging refreshments, toilet access and the pay-per-view inflight entertainment systems.

@Potatoincanada201Unknow-bv1yy

Ай бұрын

It’s longer than the Australian Christmas holiday :(

I was partly hoping to hear him sing it when he said "g-forces" (g-forces, g-forces, g-forces)

@roseross1312

Жыл бұрын

yes yes yds

Before this video even starts I’m getting let’s game it out flashbacks

For more speed: Try a lunched coaster typ from the suport maximum as a starting point.

I'm wondering whether a different design of euthanasiacoaster would be more compact: let people up on a smaller hill, accelerate them with linear motors, bank the track, and let them down a spiral. For a bonus add a slow return track with flames to help with the cleanup

This was hilarious and the overall designs of everything was pretty spot on lol Even the mountains at the end

Nice to see the Taipei 101 in your video! It's a pleasure that I can see that engineering miracle have enough height to slauter architects every day!

Wow, didn't know if this was an RCE episode or a Let's Game It Out one, but either way my expectations had been completely subverted.

And with this, RCE has gone full Josh! :D One can only fear what would happen if you two ever get together....

@DieDae

Жыл бұрын

let's game it out had different methods for murder

@janeharrison835

Жыл бұрын

@@DieDae true, which is what would make a meeting of the styles all the more fun! :D

@danielcraciun2589

Жыл бұрын

Hey guys, welcome to lets *engineer* its out, its matt here.

You know you can change the lift speed! It usually starts at like 2-4km/h but you can change it to like 6-8km/h that way you don’t have to wait 10 minutes 👍🏻😅

@yapod9061

Жыл бұрын

Normaly with this type of lift you can go up to 23km/h.

@ZX3000GT1

Жыл бұрын

I like it slow more tbh. All that long build up to pretty much the ride of your life (well, one of them)

I'm soooo jealous of those guests, I would ride this 69 times

You're like the civil engineering version of let's game it out, love it

Not only did Matt use the roughest coaster in the world, he also used it to kill people. They would probably die on the drop from all the head banging.

I’m crying with laughter after experiencing Death Park. You’re twisted man 😂

Original Design: A gentle death you don’t feel. RCE: Four loops then you’re punted into a rock wall.

Really love this game!! You should do it more often!

I love that you're posting more now!

"If you do one little job, you build a widget in Saskatoon, and the next thing you know, it's two miles under the desert, and the essential component of a death machine." ~ Holloway ~ Cube(1997)

Hi, if you're seeing this real civil engineer, I just went back and rewatched all of the poly bridge 2 videos (I've been here since 2k subs) and you need to make more!!!

You should play raft, just imagine the shark is an architect.

@NamesElliot

Жыл бұрын

Keep an eye on the RCE Archive channel in the next few days!

@geemcd

Жыл бұрын

Sharkitect

I'm impressed with how many of the strongest shapes in the world he was able to get in the park. Kudos!

When the coaster stopped at the vertical, I could actually feel the feeling you get on roller coasters in the stomacj

Well your death coaster definitely works, as i died laughing just watching this video.

"That looks very attractive to me..." Efficient is one thing but... is there something you want to tell us RCE?

You could've done what so many others would have done, and just made the coaster how they THINK it would be, but no. You went actually beyond that and made sure it was the correct height, and had the correct amount of G-Forces applied! You didn't need to do that, but you did. It also thought me just how big this roller coaster actually is. I had no idea, I mean, I thought it was average size or whatever, but no, it's actually flippin gigantic! Even by roller-coaster standards!

5:05 "trial and error" The Engineer Moto

Kenny Bräck, former Indy Car driver, survived a crashed that measured up to 214g. Granted, that was not for as long of a duration as this coaster, but still.

@yapod9061

Жыл бұрын

How fast was he going ?

Lol that jagged spiral made me physically sick to look at the screen. Awesome job!

I was afraid of coasters. Now I will not approach any of these things, never

The new one kills you slowly but yours is a little less subtle! ^^ Great video! 😆

The thing is tho... some f1 cars do hit more than 5 g's around a corner, and when they get in a big incident, they can get up to 50 g's!

5:56 "some people can come past this dude". Yep, that's deff what she said after seeing those designs

there is only one thing I want when watching Planet Coaster videos. and that is a VR version but I like how simple and effective this design is. "things aren't done when there's nothing more to add, they are done when there is nothing more to remove" or something

For perspective, fighter pilots wear specially designed suits, known as "g-suits," to keep blood adequately pumping to their brain above 8gs. Generally speaking, these suits are rated up to 10gs (personally haven't seen higher, but I could be wrong) for VERY SHORT periods of time. Any one of these loops would be a hefty risk for a pilot. That's the real power of this design: you're not just experiencing 10gs for a couple of seconds, the actual loop part is designed to last upwards of a minute, with the creator of this design explaining that subsequent loops may be provided for the more G-resistant.

Low key I love this dudes attention to detail, he wouldn’t settle for 495 meters he had to get that 510 it’s great Gfy.

This channel change from stupidly funny bridge designs to some dark history between architecture and engineering

"you can't feel fear through a picture!" *ME PAUSING AT ANY MOMENT*:i can feel my acrophobia just by looking at this.

As a Architect I can confirm most of us say quirky...lmao

I would like you to react to lets game it out on his VERY ARCHITECUAL way of building torture chambers

You know this will be a good video when you see a total of 4 RCE Totems in one single video.

I wonder: what would you think of an Architect who runs all his ideas by an Engineer throughout the design process, using the Engineer's input to ensure that the building he designs is both gorgeous AND functional in every way.

1. Great 2. THOSE TESTS DUMYS LOOK BEAUTIFUL

I actually got butterflies in my stomach at the dive drop 😂

Just setup a launch with a very very very sharp 3/4 loop at the end, pointing straight into the ground.

I doubt you could get them to ride it if you make a perfect replica but that last bit could be able to save the ride and make people be able ride it.

2:20 huge w for engineers engineering that many supports takes some engineering for sure. W invisible engineers

That real one. The way it kills you is DARK. Literally. Yours is more sensible and warm. I think i vote for RCE!

what I used to do on RCT was make it so they had to ride the coasters to go to the other rides. the exits for the rides didn't connect to the ride entrances.

You need to get into a streaming contest with RTgame. You both run one of these planning sims, such as Planet Coaster, or Cities Skylines, and you see how many citizens you can kill in one session. you can pit your Euthanasia coaster against RTgame's Blender.

@yapod9061

Жыл бұрын

Add GrayStillPlays as well.

I cant believe rce used to do this for fun back in the day😂

13:35 your humor hasn't changed a lot :))

Something about this man I love watching

Marvellous engineering!

boy, that escalated quickly.

Yo i was there for the raft stream and you should totally upload raft to your channel! Also that guy with the gifts is insane lmao

@RealCivilEngineerGaming

Жыл бұрын

That just reminded me to VIP him, thanks!

My laptop crashed when you said "your name is literally dots" and frankly I think that's prophetic.

4:01 "It looks fairly smooth" Bruh, it's an Arrow Dynamics coaster. I can assure you that it's extremely rough and jerky.

@katashworth41

Жыл бұрын

If you didn’t want to die beforehand, the Arrow experience will make sure you do on ride.

imagine being stuck at the top firefighters and employees have to walk half a km to free them

Love ur vids, could you make some more infra space? Or space crafter vids

A 99.99% death rate sounds like rookie numbers compared to when I get bored in Rollercoaster Tycoon 3 I don't put any thought into anything but "what is an extremely dangerous coaster design that would be illegal to make in real life?" and go from there. I try for the highest speeds and g-force possible so that when people get off the ride they have liquid organs inside them

**"We want to make this close to sixty degrees..."** Him: Off by .07 degrees Also him **"Close enough"** Me using angle snap set to 30-degree increments: I give you... THE PERFECT SIXTY-DEGREE DROP!

This video has given me so many goosebumps.

The noise @5.30 gave me proper chills

I love that mountain.

Ayo the paths be lookin juicy

Fun fact: the thing at 0:39 is not a rollercoaster. It is a sight called „Tiger & Turtle - Magic Mountain“ and it‘s located in Duisburg, Germany