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They totally should just auto-stack tracks with Reverse in their name, did they say why they wouldn't do that?
And then repeating the process with both the other 30 reverse tracks and their forward variants. This is a big time sink (30 minutes per pair) that is made more annoying by the fact that it should not have been necessary. The game could just auto stack tracks with "Reverse" in the name, just like it already recognises them and changes the course name to "reverse". This was a feature I asked for during development and did not receive.
Spending 15 hours upgrading every track just because my feature request was discarded feels super beta and is one of the reasons why I quit making tracks.
I have SOME hope that the feature will be added in a later update, though.
I think the physics-object rocks are a cool idea for track hazards; would like to see more of the concept in later runs.