/vr/ - Retro Games

fucking love that webm

>>8000912
>911 guests

How did I never notice this.

>>8000957
The actual video, kindly uploaded by an Anon: https://files.catbox.moe/4r82b4.mp4

>>8000912
>>8001235
Wtf, isn't this a rollercoaster game or what?

>>8001325
Why build rollercoasters when you can get your video taken down from YouTube for terrorism instead?

>>8001325
Yes, but actually no.

>>8001325
it's a murder simulator, how do you not know this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-fOfVsM7jE

>>8001865
Well at least that video has rollercoasters
OP video looks like sim city or something

>>8001873
yeah that's the charm of this game, you can truly make whatever you want. It doesn't always have to be rollercoasters.

>>8001325
>>8001873
Have you even played the game?

>>8002717
given how clueless he is, clearly not

IT SMELL LIKE BITCH IN HERE

>>8002762
Stengel was a bitch who talked Pötzsch out of building this.

>>8002805
Picture didn't go through.

>>8002806
That figure eight loop looks sketchy as fuck

>>8002815
>he wouldn't ride on that sick ass coaster
why don't you just go back to the merry go round, pussy?

>>8002815
looks fine to me

>>8002841
I rode olympia looping in the summer of 2019 faggot

>>8002762
>bankrupted Arrow with one ride
lmao
At least it was one of the most insane rides ever made.

>>8002089
>NEDesigns
Autism at its finest

>>8003495
Those guys are concentrated autism. I've never seen anything like it. Hundreds of hours in a single map, and somehow the rollercoaster in it is the weakest part. How the fuck do they do it.

>>8003590
It's what Disney does to people.

>>8002897
nice

which one of you was this

>>8005565
That's so based

>>8005565
>>8005592
It's funny because he said a big bad naughty word in a kids game, it's super edgy. It's honestly the peak of comedy and if you don't understand it he's going to keep bringing it up thread after thread because he got BTFO'd once and called a retard.

>>8005565
Damn, now we're left with the eternal mystery of what kind of player that would have been for this collaborative group activity. We'll just have to think about it forever now.

>>8000912
You should show the game day being September 11th

>>8005621
You must be fun at parties. Relax, bro. It's just a word. It won't hurt you.

are we really gonna talk about this again or are we gonna build rollercoasters?

>Build rollercoasters
I haven't played in 5 years, here's a thing i built 5 years ago

>>8006438
what does it do?

>>8006476
It was a hacked launched giga coaster, the straight bit is the "launch". I never finished it though, so that's all of it

>>8006482
makes a nice scenery piece as a wrecked, decaying coaster

playing on servers is odd but I like slapping down an odd rollercoaster

>>8005565
Probably the same faggot who cried over getting booted from a server a few months ago.

>>8006438
Oh that's nice, even if it is unfinished.

>>8006438
Oh shit, you're this guy? You made some great parks
Except that last weekend's server map

Oh these threads are back. I had given up on checking for a revival as it had seemed they'd been banned on technicality.

Has OpenRCT2 gotten anything noteworthy since? Their feature list is worthless and I'm not crawling changelogs. I believe the night/lighting system was fresh last I checked into it.

>>8006826
>Their feature list is worthless
This one?
https://github.com/OpenRCT2/OpenRCT2/wiki/Changes-to-original-game

>>8006879
This one.
https://openrct2.org/features

Hiding it away in a github wiki is rather silly. I've genuinely never even seen that used before, always just documents in the root directory.

>>8006838
those stats seem strangely low unless I'm missing something

>>8008061
probably doesn't meet the minimum drop height requirement

>>8008076
ah, good point
I'd missed "highest drop: 22ft"

>>8006839
I remember this, i was so impressed with this back in the day

>>8008061
>>8008076
I believe it is indeed drop height. I purposefully wanted a medium intensity gentle wooden coaster that weaved on itself.

>>8008238
Wasn't even close to winning lol. I suppose I should finish it how ever many years later it is now.

>>8006826
Multiplayer is stable at the moment. New file type is in beta, it removes a lot of the old sprite limits and object limits. We don't use it for multiplayer yet, but it is very promising. Check out the new max map size compared to the old one:

>>8008262
>I purposefully wanted a medium intensity gentle wooden coaster that weaved on itself.
in that case, well done anon you succeeded

>>8009108
That's just too big. :o

>>8000912
Cheers for the extra scenario packs. RCT been the only thing keeping me going lately.

>>8009758
My only complaint is that the queue for the coaster being in the air like that is kinda meh, otherwise super cute little park.

>>8009758
>>8009801
A problem solved by fixing another problem: The complete lack of any scenery objects.

>>7993196
Mind sharing the saved file for this?

>>8009806
Scenery, this economy of space?

>>8010027
Walls, platforms, awnings, roofs are scenery, Anon. There's room for flowers, shrubbery, and art too.

>>8010114
There's also room for more rides.

server WHERE
please

>>8011654
this, i need my rct fix, preferably with a larger map to work with and less people deleting everything

>>8009818
Sure, let me scrounge up the file.

>>8011667
>less people deleting everything
we only have one faggot who keeps doing that
anyway server is up 97.69.221.186:11753

>>8011667
I vote for this map >>7994027

>>8011743
>>8009818
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AgAiChzMtWNsgqVe4C59o_sqEAqfXA?e=gjeHGI

>>8010027
>>8009806
>>8009801
I do usually bother with scenery but given the one year timeframe it wasn’t otherwise a priority - though obviously that didn’t end up being an issue at all.

>join server
>build one ride
>win game
it's just too easy

Absolutely based.

Old hostanon here, which version are we playing now?

>>8012650
latest stable

>>8012369
i showed up, built a Reel and a powered launch coaster, and left because it was 2am

>>8012835
yeah we played this one at late o'clock but there is still plenty of room left if anyone wants to add more

holy shit who built the golf ride? everyone on it is PISSED

I'm digging this corkscrew coaster.

>>8013550
that is nice

>>8012887
It's angry golf

>>8013550
Why do corkies have such low stats anyway

>>8014142
You have ridden an Arrow coaster, yes?

>>8014158
also a B&M or other modern coaster for contrast

shake rattle and roll vs smooth gees

>>8014158
I had to look them up because I'm not well versed in this and laughed out loud. Yes, it turns out I've ridden on some of theirs in different places like Corkscrew at Cedar Point, and on a few trips to Canada's Wonderland (only thing local) rode Dragon Fire/Fyre basically on repeat because there is rarely a line to that rough as fuck ride. You could ride Dragon Fyre like 12 times before someone got one ride on Top Gun/Flight Deck.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urWQCUGOF7Y

I get the point though. So it's basically the shockingly old steel coasters you'll see in parks where you can feel the train hit every segment of the track.

>>8014193
These threads have historically been equal parts real coaster enthusiasm and creative autism.

Arrow Dynamics basically invented the tubular steel track process and launched roller coasters past traveling fair attractions and bigass woodies. It's a manual process though and their rides lack proper transfer curves - you essentially shift from straight track directly into a steady turn, much like the piecewise construction in RCT, and this is felt as a jerk. The attached image shows the physics of it - much as acceleration is the time rate of change of velocity, the time rate of change of acceleration is called "jerk." Bolliger & Mabillard created the process of the modern coaster, allowing transfer curves to be made with great precision and an incredibly smooth ride.

>>8014237
Along with Arrow were Togo and Vekoma making pretty much all big steel coasters for a while. The other main variety, the suspended looping coaster, was commonly known as a "hang and bang" because it banged one's head into the over-the-shoulder restraints with every jerk.

>tfw only been on a single coaster in my life
why do all the parks with them have to be so far away/have extremely long lines?

>>8014243
Worth going on a trip, particularly off-season weekdays somewhere with unique coasters.

X2 may be my favorite coaster and I've only ridden it once. 4D, articulated seats so it does a flip while passing through a zero-g roll and other silly shit. Just throws you around like a ragdoll and it's hilarious.

>>8014330
As someone who would need a (short) air travel to Magic Mountain, is it worth it?

>>8014339
Book a cheap flight and I'd say so. Solid B&Ms (flying, inverted, sit-down), some Arrows (corkscrew, suspended swinging, family, the one-of-a-kind 4D X2), a RMC i-box hybrid woodie, a GCI woodie, A couple launched coasters. They even have a Schwarzkopf.

Check that shit ain't shut down, though. Last I went the woodie and the observation tower were long-term closed.

>>8014339
>>8014421
Make a tour of it, even, if you have the time. Magic Mountain in Valencia and Discovery Kingdom in the Bay (includes a zoo), perhaps taking the Amtrak Coast Starlight between the two. Swing by Anaheim and hit up Knott's Berry farm and maybe even Disneyland too.

How much has changed in Magic Mountain since it was in RCT2?

>big old ride falls out of favor with guests
>has more entertainers in line than guests

do you think they would fit in the seats with the costume on?

>>8014646
A good place to start is looking at everything on this page with a date after 2002.
https://rcdb.com/4532.htm

>>8014705
Mascots filling seats during periods of low ridership sounds hilarious

>>8014705
>>8014757
>it's mandatory
>mascots taking of their heads to vomit

Here's the hosted map at the moment. There's still some areas to expand into. I'll keep it up for the rest of today.

>>8015527
>track over the dutch flag not painted oranje
poor show

>>8015527
where the FUCK is mom's spaghetti?

>>8015545
I got you, bro!

>>8015545
>>8015630
Do you fuckers not get bored of this shit?

>>8015635
Nope!

samefag

>>8015635
why would we get bored of good ass coasters?

>>8015649
>>8015654
This is either a samefag or some sort of raid. You are pathetic.

I set him to spectator and rolled back the save. inb4 7 proxies

>>8015668
You don't like good coasters?

>>8015686
Stop playing fucking stupid.

>>8015536

>>8015702
nice

Alright since we can't just leave a server up anymore, y'all can just post ITT when you want the server back up, I got shit to do today and "babysit retards" was not on the list

>>8015691
Jealous you can't design such a sick rollercoaster? ;)

>>8015725
could you put it up for a bit? I could babysit it for you.

>>8015743
Where's the jealousy? People are fucking pissed off at you dumping that prebuilt into every fucking server scenario.

>>8015747
Why would they be pissed of at a good design if they aren't jealous? Check mate, bro!

>>8015754
>"I can't design good coasters I have to rely on pre-builts :("
>"LOL my coaster design is great, you jelly bro?"

>>8015757
I'm not saying I'm good at coaster designing, I'm not even the original designer. I just don't get mad when other people build good coasters, I celebrate it! :D

>>8015630
>>8015545
nice, Mom's Spaghetti is eternal
Mom's Spaghetti is life!

>>8011750
server is down already? i was hoping for some relaxed building this sunday afternoon

the sad thing is it's not even a bad design, just the fact that he probably downloaded someone elses prebuilt and can't build anything else. Probably can't even bank turns if he tried to build

>>8015786
I have nothing against the design, it's just seeing it dumped in every single scenario is absolutely boring.

that's why you gotta build a better Spaghetti to own the libs

>>8015791
Damn, that's a sexy coaster, bro!

>>8015791
>not building bigass woodies that blot out entire sections of the park with their supports

>>8015791
really like the stacking on the right hand side

wish i had the design for this saved, it's hard to recreate it by sight

>>8015764
>>8015770
your gay

Being new here, the whole spaghetti situation is hilarious.

server ded?

8 Mile is 19 years old. This meme is old enough to drink, drive, and be itself a retro video game.

>Join a random server and see this
step up your game /vr/

>>8016647
lmao

>>8014794
upper kek

>>8015545
I'd say the real travisty is the lack of Alpin Twist.

>>8016647
You'll never forget your experience

Server up, now accepting babysitter applications.

>>8017284
being a mod sucks, i'm just here to build shit

>>8017289
word, I can't blame you. I'll try to save often as long as I'm with you guys.

I have guests at max starvation passing by food stalls that are well within the affordability range. At least the 140 entertainers won't allow them to be unhappy about it.

>>8017459
you can lead a horse to water but can't make him drink

Finally put together a large woodie that I'm actually satisfied with.

>>8017609
definitely more imaginative than that go-kart track

>>8017665
Terrain Karts

>>8017672
Going up and down with the terrain in a straight line is not terrain carts. That's a fucking road.

Terrain coasters match the contours of the terrain. They sweep in arcs over and around hillsides.

>>8017672
Terrain Karts

It's a shame the karts are so restricted in terms of track pieces.

>>8018239
The real crime is how their excitement gets crippled if they're underground/inside too much

>>8018337
well that sucks

>>8018337
you drive a petroleum driven kart in a tunnel for a while and see how you like it
honestly it should give them a large nausea boost instead of an excitement nerf

>>8018337
I never understood why this restriction even exists at all. Go-karts is the only non-transport ride to have its below-ground ride time policed, but why even bother slapping transport rides with that, either? They're literally just for getting places.

>>8018647
>They're literally just for getting places.
if only they were

>>8018709
Okay, they're SUPPOSED to be for getting places, but that isn't implemented, so why penalize them for things that transports just do IRL on top of it?

>>8018751
because chris sawyer is a lunatic

>>8011750
>>8017284
I still can't connect again after having connected like two days ago. Did you update versions or something?
>>8015725
oh wait nvm. Jesus Christ guys.

Is there any way to unfuck a ride that claims to be unable to operate due to having more than one station, which factually does NOT have more than one station? Can't even modify it to switch to a continuous mode and trick it into working, because it thinks I haven't placed an entrance at the other station that doesn't exist, which I can't place anywhere because the phantom station doesn't exist. Hoping there's some way to salvage this instead of just deleting it.

>>8019729
Honestly in the face of a showstopping fluke, turn height markers on, take a screenshot, and then rebuild it with the screenshot as reference, it's not difficult to rebuild with a heightmapped screenshot, or less.

>>8019729
The only time I've ever had that error is when I accidentally overlap track onto the station when using zero clearance.

>>8019697
What timezone are you in? When can we host for you?

Is the server babysitting even worth it? What's wrong with posting screenshots and video clips? Or the old collabs, passing a save file around?

>>8020379
well honestly it's just nice to build together with the bros from 4chan. There's no reason we can't do everything you mentioned, though

>>8017685
well shit now I want to make something like that. Y'all got a hilly map suggestion I can use?

>>8020337
I can only play maybe a couple hours a day after work. I don't think it's worth the hassle.

>>8020379
Nothing is wrong with that, it's just a live multiplayer setting is really neat and being able to chat with people as they're building is even better. Also normal scenario play can be a drag sometimes.

>>8020331
No cheat was involved, I think I changed the operating mode to launched while construction was still just station tiles, and deleted a couple station tiles. That's about it. Test flag stopped functioning right then, and at the end there was no way to restore it to working. Had to rebuild but thanks to >>8019941 advice it took only like a minute instead of sinking the whole time into it again, which is all I was worried about since my park was on the edge of being a financial ruin.

>>8014243
It's not fair for me to say because I live in Ohio but my family was looking at the prices to stay AT Cedar Point, as in inside the park itself and the prices are really not bad compared to booking a hotel outside the park, driving in, paying for parking, etc.
The hotel or campsite packages usually include some nice shit like free drinks fastpass and reduced food prices (I think).
Cedar Point is really really good so consider giving it a 2 night stay or more sometime. I rode Magnum like 10 times in the morning in a row because it's one of the older rides, but it's still one of the fastest and biggest.

>>8014243
I drove all the way from Arizona to Ohio for the specific purpose to both work at King's Island and live in the employee dormitories they had just opened.
It didn't work out, but I'm still in Ohio. I live in Columbus now with a friend. I'm within driving distance of some of the best parks in the world.
Sometimes you have to do something fucking retarded to pursue anything you're passionate about.

>>8021925
I can finally ask.
Is the Arizona heat better than Ohio heat?
I've always said I'd rather it be 90 and 0% humid than 75 and max humid. 75 and I'm dying in the factory. That's what some people have their AC set at.

>>8021925
Don't leave me hanging, please, anon.

>>8021941
The dry heat is MUCH more tolerable than the wet heat. That said, since I've been to Ohio I've never gotten sunburnt. I went to a waterpark in Arizona and I forgot to reapply my sunblock halfway through the day and my entire back and neck was burnt and blistering the next day. Sure the heat is more tolerable, but unlike Ohio's heat, if you fuck around, you WILL find out.
>>8021957
What did he mean by this?

>>8019729
>>8021294
Anyway I got it working enough to find out the design sucked, oh well. Still made me enough to build the looping coaster soon after, which the game's stat algorithms seemed to love, and won the scenario obviously. 3 trains with booster runways kicked the shit out of a 1 train powered launch from a more advanced ride type.

>>8022010
>What did he mean by this?
I was the same anon waiting for a response.
Thank you, I suspected as much!

>>8022018
forgot pic

>>8005621
back to red dit and fagschord containment zone with you

>>8022038
You have already replied to this post and still didn't get into a multiplayer server, it's time to let go and reassess yourself bro

>>8022038
You know the more you keep bringing it up, the more it'll keep making you miserable, right? You're on a fucking anonymous imageboard. Nobody can hold you accountable for your past mistakes. Nobody knows who you are, except when you specifically post shit like this. We keep telling you to stop bringing it up not because it bothers us, not in the slightest, but because it clearly bothers you.

Now are you going to keep ruining the community server or do you actually want to play the game, have fun, and build something you're proud of and will be immortalized in the archives? Answer truthfully.

>>8014237
So that's why corkscrew was a head jerky mess.
Were all big woodies like Meanstreak shakey as hell too? I haven't been on it since it became the Steel Vengeance but it's currently the "newest" ride at Cedar Point so I feel like they had to do some great work to it.

>>8014646
A lot, but until I took a good look at RCDB I didn't realized that Batman and Riddler's Revenge aren't even in the park at all. Superman is, it's just renamed to "The Escape", I assume to avoid copyright. I don't know why Chris couldn't have done the same with those other two rides.
Whatever I guess.

>>8022049
>>8022067

you must have me confused with someone else

>>8022018
>>8022020
>669m Corkscrew that uses corkscrews and needs a brakes of shame at the end is outperformed by a 1045m booster runway sitting on path and under barn that has interlocking loops
Yep

>>8022119
>calls someone leddit
>thumbnail

>>8022134
of course a thumbnail. Check this one

>>8022119
Based thumbnail saver here masterfully defending "someone else" about not getting into a game server for being dumb

>>8022074
From what I've heard, Mean Streak didn't age well. It was always shaky in my experience. It was a real headache distributor, but I think the biggest reason they converted it to Steel Vengeance was because it was simply overshadowed by everything around it. The reconstruction worked wonders, of course. It's a top-3 ride in the park now. That's really saying something too, because Cedar Point is kind of a living museum of rollercoaster innovation.

>>8022020
interlocking loops are good

>>8022097
I think the assumption was that the end user would play the game and adjust the park for realism themselves

>>8024029
he assumed wrong

made a park

>>8024891
dawg that is a lot of rollercoaster track
I like it

>>8024891
now make it IRL

You know those inverted family coasters? I tried to make something like that.

>>8024891
Fucking nice arid heights
Save file plz

>>8024891
how long are those hyper-twisters?

>>8026307
sure: https://files.catbox.moe/v37k13.sv6

>>8026365
pic rel

>>8026640
>builds a masterpiece park
>doesn't name anything

>>8026640
>identical length
holy shit

Is the reason for the Go Karts having its time underneath things so sharply restricted actually because it's very easy to stack its paths on top of itself a bunch to make a very compact go kart space?

>>8028121
being under other tracks doesn't negatively affect its excitement, but being under roof/ground does

>>8028121
>>8028134
I'd even go as far as to say having it under track increases excitement due to ride proximity

>>8027726
how the fuck did he do it

>>8027726
>>8028817
coincidence really, I wasn't intending on that but typically synchronized tracks come out to be around <100 ft off from each other

yo anyone want to do multiplayer tonight?

How come these /vr/ct threads are alive again

>>8030492
because rct is timeless

>>8030492
I don't remember it ever being confirmed but when they died there was frequent "nOt ReTrO" shitposting. Time has passed if they were indeed being moderated off. I stopped looking for threads after maybe a couple weeks.

>>8030552
>I don't remember it ever being confirmed but when they died there was frequent "nOt ReTrO" shitposting.
I don't remember that.

>>8030554
/vr/ has a rolling 20 year old metric for "retro." People were shitposting about the technicality of RCT2 being a 2002 release. It was prominent and obnoxious so you would definitely remember it if you were in the threads.

>>8030570
Actually, I do remember that now you mentioned it. Maybe because it was such a long time ago I forgot.

>>8030570
I think people shut up about it pretty quick when we pointed out most of the sprite work is from the 1999 game Rollercoaster Tycoon.

It's too crowded here.

>>8030629
No they did not. There was no other explanation when the threads died though it may well have been coincidental.

What would you say is the most straightforward way of throwing together a NCSO workbench? Is there a shortcut to import a scenery list from another scenario, say a build your own six flags, to a flatland or generated landscape?

>>8030714
I think it was coincidental because the threads were chugging along for years and interest died slowly. There was no sudden end.

Last of the RCT1 and RCT2 beginner parks done. How do you not make Factory Capers tacky as fuck?

What does an actually good looking Factory Capers look like? Where's that one anon who was going through the scenarios making them look like artwork...

>>8031339
>How do you not make Factory Capers tacky as fuck?
Same as many other parks: Start by undoing the dumb shit handed to you. I would detach guest access to the structures almost entirely, with some combination of elevated walkways retained and filling the holes with scenery pieces (or at least dressing them up to not just be a damn hole), and build the park around them at mostly ground level.

>>8031339
I think the secret to making Factory Capers look good is to get rid of at least some of the rocky terrain. It's just so ugly when the entire park being the same random rock texture.

>>8030492
Assembly code.

I genuinely wish my intro to computer science classes made me understand how fundamental and low-level it is to make me appreciate coding, rather than being taught C by some pajeet.

>>8031472
Assembly and architecture is generally a second year class. If you're writing drivers or super-optimized code then it's impressive stuff, but otherwise it's just tediously doing things that are effectively macro'd for you by the compiler in a higher language.

It is neat that RCT was written in assembly but that's just how software was done not long before its time. Sawyer wrote in what he was comfortable with.

>>8031472
At least you were taught something useful; my programming class in highschool had us using Windows 95 in 2003 because Turbo Pascal wouldn't run on anything newer.

>>8032116
We learned fucking Basic in our class. Fucking useless.

>>8032601
My community College programming class was a joke
>taught by a former IBM employee who told a story about how he got job cucked by a pajeet
>taught Java
>attitude was "if you have a problem, don't ask me, just Google it"
>didn't know what Firefox was
>didn't know what a git was
>expected students to do binary math without windows calculator, but the one time it was on a test, the right answer was an answer you could only get with windows calculator

>>8032864
>>attitude was "if you have a problem, don't ask me, just Google it"
no wonder he got cucked out of his job

>>8033195
sounds like he deserved it
dude sounds like a middle school teacher
speaking of which, I once had a computers teacher who insisted that URL was spoken aloud as "Earl"

>>8031339
I'm going to play this park again tonight and wee what I can do to make it look decent. I'm not gonna promise anything GOOD but that brownfield needs some love

>>8034282
This is what I ended up with. It's hard to make this park look good while also making money. I ended up taking down the ugly grey and yellow tower, but preserved almost everything else.

>>8034568
I can't get over how the landscape looks like someone just went nuts with the mountain tool

>>8034568
I'm not trying to be mean but it feels like it's prettier in spite of the industrial theme, not working with it much.
(You've also got a lot of trees growing out of rock fyi)

>>8036061
yeah I ran out of money and couldn't change all of the ground types that I wanted. Especially around the giga. I didn't feel like playing beyond the scenario finish.

>>8036134
Yeah fair enough. You do make good arrangements around your rides and paths.

>>8036169
Thanks. The next time I play it, I think I'll go all-in on the industrial theme and add more buildings. Maybe that'll be a better way to make it look nice.

>>8032116
Was your teacher at least qualified to teach the class? My highschool programming teacher was barely qualified to teach Microsoft Office let alone programming. Class was interesting albeit not educational.

>teacher promised we would be learning the material together
>at the end of the semester she never got further than chapter two of our twenty something chapter book
>would delete turned in assignments from the network connected drive and claim we never turned them
>would then get mad at us for making local copies of the assignments
>3/4 through semester 1 she had us stop working through the book and start working on our own projects
>then get mad at us for not turning in unassigned book work
>really hated this one kid who was slow in the head after being late twice during the first week

Anyways before this thread gets too off topic does anyone more infographics like this one?

>>8036316
I don't think he ever got proper training for programming, but he was at least qualified as a math teacher and had been teaching with Pascal long enough that we could tell whether something would work based on a print of the code.

>>8036316

>>8036496

What do you do about overcrowding? By the time I have overcrowding in my park I'm rich enough that I have things making people happy no matter what even if the crowding's bad, but what's the actual solution to that problem? I thought peeps don't use multiple-lane-wide paths properly, making them useless?

>>8036537
Tie guests up in long queues with entertainers and tvs and spread them out across sprawling paths.

>>8036537
You spam splash boats, keeping thousands of people off your paths and locked into boats that they find impossibly thrilling.

>>8036537
Large amounts of underground, out of sight Splash Boats rides.

You meming fucks are reminding me of the time I pushed splash boats beyond ultra-extreme excitement with station synch, scenery, path/track interaction, underground, max ground/support height drops. Let those fuckers freefall like 400ft and get 3/4 of the way up the next hill for four straight minutes.

>>8036537
high-capacity rides with high-capacity lines

>>8036496
>>8036504
Thanks!

>>8036006
that's most scenarios with hills desu

>>8037146
for how shit they were, the RCT2 expansion scenarios had some really good landscaping

>>8037986
It still pisses me off how the Inca City one say it has height restrictions, but it 100% does not. How'd they miss that?

>>8038080
maybe the dude making the maps and the dude writing the descriptions weren't sharing notes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XS-yoiz2g_k

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