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Revision as of 14:03, 26 December 2016 (view source) Androgeos Exeunt (talk \| contribs) m (→‎Ride Design: Mentioned Observation Tower in RCT3 crashing when no top section is built.) ← Older edit		Revision as of 14:08, 26 December 2016 (view source) Androgeos Exeunt (talk \| contribs) m (→‎Probability: Now that i think about it, the Observation Tower is a tracked ride...but I'll leave the paragraphing in.) Newer edit →
Line 5: Some rides are more susceptible to crashes than other rides. ~~Most~~All flat rides, like the [[Merry-Go-Round]] and [[Top Spin]], are immune to crashes as they have predefined ride sizes that cannot be modified by the player in any way except with regards to their placement and operating modes that do not give any provisions for a crash~~, although a very small number of flat rides, like the [[Observation Tower]] in RCT3, may crash due to poor ride design~~. Some tracked rides, such as the [[Car Ride]], [[Maze]] and [[Mini Golf]], are ''technically'' immune to crashes as their cars never travel at a fast enough speed to crash and/or the ride type in general does not have any operating modes that permit the possibility of a crash occurring. In addition, a handful of tracked rides, like the [[Splash Boats]], do not crash even if they meet certain criteria that would cause a crash on other rides. On the other hand, several other tracked rides, such as the [[Ghost Train]], [[Launched Freefall]], most [[roller coaster]] types, and the [[Dinghy Slide]], have an inherent possibility of crashing, although they can also be made technically crash-proof with careful design and planning as well as a proper maintenance regime.