/vr/ct - Clueless Canoeists Edition

[Anonymous No.8757492]

Previous: >>8711706

Awesome Downloads:
>OpenRCT2 - Currently the best way to play Rollercoaster Tycoon. We use the stable version for multiplayer unless otherwise noted:
https://openrct2.org/downloads

>RCT1 recreations - updated and meticulously crafted in 2013 by Crappage for near-perfect accuracy, right down to available rides and research order (contains "Real" parks and gaming magazine parks):
http://www.mediafire.com/download/3cw47sd2wt3hues/ExactRCT1Recreations.zip

>/v/ pack - updated to include the latest scenarios and tracks made by 4chan users and some other communities (We're updating this file as more stuff is created, currently has 129 scenarios and 175 tracks, includes sandboxes):
https://www.mediafire.com/file/yx5kmxythtx58lj/vpack.zip/file

>UCES - includes all objdata files already extracted from each scenario upon loading, and includes tracks:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/7wcrq3xl266d1bj/UCES.zip

>RCT2 Extras - includes the official remade RCT1 scenarios and Panda World created by Chris Sawyer/Atari, as well as different color waters and paths, the Windowed mode hack, RCT1 menu music, and some modified .exes if you need them:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/5bcw39lec5mkxd6/RCT2_EXTRAS.zip

>Amazing Earl stuff - adds some custom-made rides and scenery:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/f3jzct5v8kbzdfj/AmazingEarl.zip

>RCTConvert a tool made by Rvnx to convert RCT2's sound files into mp3
https://trigger-segfault.github.io/tools/rct2-tools/audio-extractor/
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Helpful Resources:
>Knowledge Base
https://web.archive.org/web/20160807005625/http://www.rctstationarchive.com/knowledgebase/index.shtml

>RCT1 Manual
http://replacementdocs.com/download.php?view.1111

[Anonymous No.8757529]

I remember playing Ivory Towers for the first time and being spooked by the angry vandal face.

[Anonymous No.8758248]

I'm going to leave the server up for today, so please fill in the rest of the map

[DonVGC No.8758459]

Here you can find my most recent mod of RCT2

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kMOzF4IqoZVVbNpnOqdfLiCjUJm1xK0e/view

It included modified RCT1 scenarios so that they are more difficult. Also grouped the scenarios in other categories.

[Anonymous No.8759046]

>>8758459
neat

[Anonymous No.8759980]

>>8758459
So this is just harder RCT1 scenarios?
Neat, thanks

[Anonymous No.8760189]

Why is the clearance on so many things 2x higher than what they actually are?

[Anonymous No.8760194]

>>8760189
sprites at four angles

[Anonymous No.8760220]

>>8760194
It's still stupid that this dumbass pretzel stall is so massive meanwhile the bathroom is the only stall that actually has a proper clearance.

[Anonymous No.8760228]

>>8760220
I thought you were talking about track. Yeah, stalls are shit designed exclusively to be plopped in the open.

[Anonymous No.8760235]

>>8760228
Can anyone point me to a guide I can gobble down to learn all there is to RCT1 and 2? and how to play it? I've tried to get into all the mechanics but I can't into yet.

[Anonymous No.8760247]

>>8760235
here's some of the most basic stuff

1: Bank your turns, and learn at what speeds unbanked is safe at
2: don't build a giant coaster at the start of a scenario and waste all your money
3: you can charge far more for coasters than you think, matching excitement +2-3 dollars at least for most of them.
4: Umbrellas at $20=lodsamone
5: Hold Shift to build rides/track higher above ground/underground. Holding Ctrl while mousing over track pieces/scenery lets you build things at the same height
6: BANK YOUR TURNS

[Anonymous No.8760371]

Weekend server maps
>Evergreen Gardens
https://files.catbox.moe/qsk5ds.sv6
>Loch Modan
https://files.catbox.moe/327n8s.sv6
>The Travelling Circus
https://files.catbox.moe/lojq9i.sv6

[Anonymous No.8760385]

>>8760247
Thanks

[Anonymous No.8760431]

>>8760235
how in-depth do you want? Do you want basic tips, strategy, scenery tips, or what? The game manual is in the OP, and it's a surprisingly good resource on basic info that's worth revisiting. The Knowledge Base right above the manual link is good too.

[Anonymous No.8760452]

>>8760431
basic to advanced in one guide, I tried looking for a prima like guide but didnt find anything

[Anonymous No.8760476]

>>8760452
Then you should check out the RCT Station archive (Knowledge Base in the OP) as it is a pretty comprehensive guide to RCT 1&2, and all of it is from the early days of the game. It's going to be a little outdated (especially the parts about hacking with trainers) but it should still prove to be useful.

[Anonymous No.8760506]

>>8757492
look at those fucking retards go

[Anonymous No.8760540]

>>8760247

Sorry I'm also a noob why the emphasis on banking your turns?

[Anonymous No.8760575]

>>8760540
Taking turns at high speeds can cause high lateral Gs. Above 2.8 lateral Gs rides receive a very large boost to their intensity (extra intensity is not ALWAYS a bad thing though), usually pushing it up past 10, which is the point where rides will receive a substantial penalty to their excitement rating .Banking turns is an easy way to mitigate lateral Gs. The reason it's emphasized so much is that beginner players often struggle with rides with intensity ratings that are too high for most guests without understanding why, and often these problems can be solved just by banking the turns.

[Anonymous No.8761074]

>>8760540
ever take a turn really fast in a car and get shoved into the sides of the car? Banking makes it so more of that force goes to pushing you down in the seat.

[Anonymous No.8761124]

>>8760540
excessive lateral G's is an easy path to +10 intensity

[Anonymous No.8761701]

[Anonymous No.8761717]

>>8761701
>horsed house
why am i laughing

[Anonymous No.8761769]

>>8761701
HORSED
HOUSE
So sad I couldn't play this weekend, seems like you guys had a rainy time.

[Anonymous No.8761792]

>>8761701
Its always nice to see shitposting being inserted into otherwise wells made parks.

[DonVGC No.8762283]

Take a look at this custom scenario, Grand Berry Park. Enjoy :)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jCaQv1eLxpGW6bmTb5VJXwvGYLQO1SRv/view?usp=sharing

[Anonymous No.8762403]

>>8762283
>5000 guests in 4 years in that small area
t-thanks

[Anonymous No.8762806]

Thanks for all the tips guys, appreciated.

[Anonymous No.8762845]

>>8761701
what is going on with that steel wild mouse on the right

[Anonymous No.8762864]

>>8762845
guest storage

[Anonymous No.8763085]

Recently got back into the OG RCT and was playing around with Diamond Heights and was having quite a bit of fun until Agoraphobia and Arachnophobia began crashing and incurring tons of down time (none of my 4 mechanics Would fix it?)

Is there something I’m missing, why isn’t it being fixed? Do I need to address the flaw with the ride before reopening? I had the rides set from “half-full” to “full”, not sure if that creates instability or whatever.

But yea I was having a blast until then. I was expanding the park into the untouched islands, building up food/drink/bathroom/ info kiosks where needed. Admission was set at $14.00 and it was fine. Advertising on to attach guests. 4 of each for mechanics and grounds men.

Another thing I found odd was that despite having a security officer, I still had vandalism issues..

Anyways I know I could just google a lot of this instead, but I just discovered this chan and wanted to introduce myself!

[Anonymous No.8763114]

>>8763085
I don't think crashed rides get fixed by mechanics. You have to reopen them manually.

[Anonymous No.8763120]

>>8763085
>but I just discovered this chan and wanted to introduce myself!
lol faggot
but crashed rides need to be closed twice to reset it before you can reopen, and even then guests will be less likely to ride. If you're running OpenRCT2 and playing the RCT1 scenarios in it, you can add block breaks to coasters. Those prevent brake failures.
Security officers only prevent vandalism in a certain range around them. If you have enough handymen to clean up your paths, then guests shouldn't vandalize in the first place

[Anonymous No.8763121]

>>8763085
yeah if they crash you have to close it again to "reset" the ride, and then reopen it. The only help mechanics can do is if the crash was due to a brakes failure

[DonVGC No.8763148]

I downloaded the vpack, tested all of the 129 scenarios and found the following:

- Bilgewater Park doesn't load (two objects are missing, do you happen to have them?)

- Stagnant Water completes its objective as soon as the park opens (lol).

Other than that, the others work fine!

[Anonymous No.8763163]

>>8763148
most of the scenarios in the vpack are memeshit there's only a select few good ones (obviously the ones I made are in that catagory)

[Anonymous No.8763353]

>>8763085
Typically most crashes of otherwise fine rides happen due to a breakdown of some kind. The crash and breakdown then coexist separately. The breakdown has to be fixed by a mechanic because no broken down ride can be opened, then you have to toggle ride to reopen it because crashed rides do not reopen on their own.

[Anonymous No.8763367]

>>8763085
double-click red light desu ne

[Anonymous No.8763371]

>>8761701
I love the commitment to building shit-tier coaster types and making them good rides

[Anonymous No.8763376]

>>8763085
Vandalism occurs when guests reach the red-faced angry state, and they will vandalize things when security is not within a certain distance. Try setting security patrols in areas where vandalism occurs regularly, and figure out why guests are upset in the first place. Keeping guests happy is the key to stopping vandalism in the first place.

Anyway, part of the challenge of the scenario is figuring out how to stop crashes.

[Anonymous No.8763386]

>>8763371
I build at least one standup a weekend, this is the best ratings i've ever gotten on one. And then I realized there was a typo in the ride name after the server ended.

[Anonymous No.8763396]

>>8763386
that's a pretty good high score. I think I got a 4.3 excitement on a Togo ultratwister once.

[Anonymous No.8763418]

>>8763386
You outscored the 2014 Shitty Togo Edition OP's rollercoaster.

[Anonymous No.8763456]

>>8763418
fuck yeah
they didn't use track over water, and maybe didn't use pathing over/under the track as well.

[Anonymous No.8763569]

>>8762283
comfy park, unrealistic objective

[Anonymous No.8763721]

I wanna get back in RCT been a long ass time but is there a way to get RCT1 scenarios with there actual scenario mechanics from 1 to work in 2? I remember 1 having WAY better scenarios.

[Anonymous No.8763776]

>>8763721
You can point OpenRCT2 to your RCT1 install and it can load the scenarios. The scenario goals work properly, but the game will play mostly like RCT2. A few things to note: Interest rate in RCT1 was 1.33% which is not possible in RCT2 so interest rates will be 1%. The randomized available/researched rides lists do not seem to work. Charging for both park entry and rides DOES work. RCT2 features like block brakes and guests not getting brain damage from double-wide paths will be available during gameplay. Queue line TV which I'm pretty sure was only in RCT2 will be available for some reason even though it shouldn't be selected in the scenery lists.

[DonVGC No.8763778]

Thanks for your feedback on Grand Berry Park. I figured with that much money it wouldn't be so difficult to reach the objective. I now lowered it to 3500 guests in Year 4.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1k-I33nRvL5hfQzjowQ7RqZ0KQWp_MSOp/view?usp=sharing

Enjoy!

[Anonymous No.8763820]

>>8763776
thank you thats just what I want.

[Anonymous No.8764517]

>>8763721
>>8763776
>>8763820
So ive been playing it, why does something seem so off? I can barely price even a great coaster over $3 so far in RCT1 in ORCT2. Some rides seem to do fuck all, like no one even if free, will go to the haunted house. Am I missing something?

[Anonymous No.8764572]

>>8764517
check your park admission fee.

[Anonymous No.8764638]

>>8764572
what does that decide? it usually around $30

[Anonymous No.8764691]

>>8764638
If you're charging for the park entry, guests will almost always refuse to pay for rides (or will only pay extremely small amounts).
Generally speaking, charge per ride only, unless the scenario forces you to do pay-for-entry.

[Anonymous No.8764713]

Apparently these movies only have a nausea rating ranging from 1.40 (Mouse Tails) to 1.55(Storm Chasers), why not a high nausea movie? what would even be the title.

[Anonymous No.8764718]

>>8764691
ah so thats just like a ORCT2 issue using RCT1? Okay that makes so much sense now lol. I know RCT2 thats how scenarios work but in RCT1 you usually get both entry fee and ride fee,

[Anonymous No.8764782]

>>8764718
Yeah, definitely a difference from 1 to 2. DESU I would recommend downloading the price manager mod for OpenRCT2 just to get a feel for what your pricing "should" be. The game does a lousy job of communicating it!

[Anonymous No.8764802]

>>8764713
Hope Solo's Vagina

[Anonymous No.8764949]

>>8764713
>why not a high nausea movie? what would even be the title.
A Serbian Film
9gag Meme Compilation
Wojak World

[Anonymous No.8765172]

>>8764782
2 cannot even have paid entry and paid rides at the same time, OpenRCT re-enables this feature from RCT1. The algorithm for the price difference from paid entry isn't different from RCT1 (guests only pay about 1/4 of normal ride price if park entry is not free), what's being run into is that RCT1 had significantly different price scaling for new rides than ORCT2 has. There's a way to build the ORCT2 program to use the original RCT1 ride price scaling iirc if you really need it.

[Anonymous No.8765271]

>>8765172
oh okay, damn never knew of that hidden mechanic, how do I make it work exactly like RCT1 price scaling? I mean im not losing or doing poorly, I honestly thought something was up because I watched some coaster videos on intensity and pricing and they were like +2-+3 on top of its excitement for payment where my coasters, a good one, taps out at like 2.5-3$ which now makes total sense if its 1/4.

Its only really affected super basic tiny stuff like the Ferris wheel or haunted house.

[Anonymous No.8765421]

>>8764713
"3 hours of nonstop snuff films"

[Anonymous No.8765817]

>>8764713
shitty porn titles as permutations of the existing films
Tail Raiders
Mouse Chasers
Space Tail

[Anonymous No.8765824]

>>8764713
liveleak
Game Theory Anthology
Paul Blart: Mall Cop

[Anonymous No.8766150]

>>8764713
LiveLeak Greatest Hits™

[Anonymous No.8766202]

>>8764713
BenchTails Animated

[Anonymous No.8766206]

>>8764718
guests are a hell of a lot pickier in RCT2. The game was originally made in a way where you could price park entry OR rides, but never both. That restriction has been removed but the guests are still "accustomed" to it.

[Anonymous No.8766228]

>>8766206
>but the guests are still "accustomed" to it.
They mechanically have the same change they do in RCT1 when you do that. There's no magical game accostomedness stat, they will choose not to ride if you charge park entry and the ride does not cost 1/4 or less of what they would normally pay for it. The only difference in this is that guests will get to the rides a little better due to pathing change, and that the scaling of how much a new ride is worth to guests is different than RCT1, which has nothing to do with the mechanics of charging for park entry but instead is just a difference in the base price of the ride.

[Anonymous No.8766250]

>>8766228
Am I remembering RCT1's game balance wrong, then? I remember it being a bit more lenient with pricing both entry/rides.

[Anonymous No.8766571]

>Five years away from vrct (back when it was in /vg/) because life
>Recently got a PC again
>Remember how I used to participate in collabs on vrct
>Check back, still not ded
Just dropped by to say I love you beautiful bastards.

[Anonymous No.8766992]

here you go weekend server host, new map. from the previous thread.
goal is just to make 10 coasters. I kinda wish I made it bigger, but eh
https://files.catbox.moe/g44zv9.zip
if you don't have the RCT1 vertical textures installed for the cliff faces then you are dead to me

[Anonymous No.8767115]

>>8766992
i dont want to dig out my rct1 disc and hope it still works just for wall textures

[Anonymous No.8767126]

>>8767115
just download it from gog-games.com, you already paid for it after all.

[Anonymous No.8767193]

>>8767126

Alternatively, it's $2.99 on Steam.

[Anonymous No.8767995]

Just bought RCT2 on GOG and installed OpenRCT2
It's been like 20 years i dont play this awesome game

Wanna try to build some rollercoasters and play on my own before trying online

Any chart or tips for beginners? Best rides? how to get more people? things like that

[Anonymous No.8768005]

>>8767995
Buy RCT1 and link it to OpenRCT2. The RCT1 scenarios are a lot more fun than the RCT2 ones.

[Anonymous No.8768021]

>>8768005
Why is that?
I thought RCT2 was the best one overall
You guys play RCT1?

[Anonymous No.8768039]

>>8767995
Bank your turns, guests are attracted by high park rating and more rides, taking out your entire loan and blowing it on a huge coaster at the start is usually a bad move, marketing campaigns pull guests at an amazing rate, setting your ride's price to its excitement rating is usually a safe bet but not the best and too expensive for a few flat rides, don't spend too long tweaking one coaster to get it just right, don't stress about the time limit so much that you can't take some time to make things look a bit nicer, don't be afraid to pause a lot if you are worried about the time limit, and bank your turns. Have fun!

[Anonymous No.8768117]

>>8768021
RCT1 scenarios are much better than the ones from 2. OpenRCT2 is just able to merge the two.

[Anonymous No.8768275]

>>8767995
>how to get more people
Rides attract an amount of people over time to your park depending on the ride type (and nothing else about it). Merry-go-rounds attract 40 guests. Most rollercoasters are around 100. Micro-coasters are therefore the way you cheese the game, but that's completely unenjoyable, nobody does that unless you hate the scenario. Forbidding micro-coasters, you can see that non-coaster rides are generally the time- and cost-effective way to increase guests. The rollercoasters then are the best ways to make sure the guests are happy and gets the highest amount of income out of guests, as well as increasing the Park Value stat for scenarios that care.

[Anonymous No.8768327]

>>8768275
>Micro-coasters are therefore the way you cheese the game, but that's completely unenjoyable, nobody does that unless you hate the scenario
i fucking hate height restrictions, such an unfun way to play.

[Anonymous No.8768460]

>>8768021
RCT2 overall blows RCT1 away.

RCT1 has a WAY fucking better set of Scenarios. In just more freeform or fanmade stuff, rct2 is pretty king, but RCT1 has way better pacing in scenarios. Just remember, RCT2 has only park fee or ride fee for scenarios, RCT1 has both generally, if you have both a park fee and ride fees, slash all ride fees by like 3/4ths. If you make the park free you can charge the highest guests are willing the pay for your ride.

[Anonymous No.8768463]

>>8768460
I thought it was some function of the total value of rides in your park and your park entrance fee. So you could do something like once you've effectively maxed out the price for admission you could start charging for the larger rides because the total value of the park's rides was so much higher than the entrance fee.

[Anonymous No.8768467]

>>8768463
doenst seem that way with OpenRCT2 in RCT1 scenarios, that sounds like RCT1 vanilla.

[Anonymous No.8769292]

>>8766992
thanks boss, it'll be up Friday at some point when I'm home

[Anonymous No.8769363]

I remember downloading a pack of scenarios that was linked here a few years back that contained a Chris Chan park that was paid for with his monthly tugboat and a Vidya park where a RROD coaster crashed immediately on start and killed everyone - does anyone know what the fuck I'm talking about and is there any idea of a link?

Sent from my samsung - SM-G991B

[Anonymous No.8770638]

>public servers

[Anonymous No.8771156]

>>8770638
kek

[Anonymous No.8771190]

Weekend server is live. We've got the cliffs map from >>8766992 going now.
97.69.221.186:11753
Here's the address for anyone who doesn't have it yet.

[Anonymous No.8771256]

Is there any scenario for RCT2 that gives the option to research everything? I hate how the scenarios are so thematic you cant even get other shit.

[Anonymous No.8771368]

totally normal looking park

[Anonymous No.8771702]

GET OUT OF MY FUCKING LINE YOU DUMB FUCKING MECHANICS/HANDYMEN

[Anonymous No.8771796]

[Anonymous No.8771798]

>>8771796
BANK YOUR TURNS

[Anonymous No.8771836]

>>8771256
It's not possible to have everything available in a single map with the memory limitations. The only way to do it is to use the latest OpenRCT2 beta build and edit (or make a new one) a scenario to add everything

[Anonymous No.8771937]

what are your favorite rollercoaster types? for me, it's the wooden <span class="xae" data-xae="crazy">🤪[/spoiler]

[Anonymous No.8771994]

TOGO isn't just for the big kids now

[Anonymous No.8772154]

>>8771937
Wooden is definitely the most aesthetic. But in terms of variety, twister is king.
My favorite is the wild mouse. If you hide the top part of a small steep hill with a corrupt tile, it looks like it's jumping. Looks adorable.

[Anonymous No.8772198]

>>8771937
Hyper-twister will forever hold a special place for me.

[Anonymous No.8772214]

[Anonymous No.8772225]

>>8772214
fucking lol

[Anonymous No.8772409]

my friends we have a new Togo champion specimen.

[Anonymous No.8772428]

>>8772409
>very high excitement on a standup
holy fuck

[Anonymous No.8772439]

>>8771796
Time for brakes of shame before track elements

[Anonymous No.8772492]

>>8771937
LIM Launched. It's got near-Twister track piece availability (banked sloped turns, vertical track and twisting, loops, corkscrews, in-line twists and quarter-loop top pieces), powered launch is just a great operating mode, and it has exclusive use of block-sectioned powered launch, which gets multiple trains on the track unlike the others. I also love that the track itself is very minimalistic for such a flexible coaster; I actually don't like how bulky some coasters are. I love building LIM launched coasters.

It has one major suck point, which is that it attracts ridiculously few guests compared to any other coaster you'd consider high-end. 55 guests-attracted makes no sense at all and is in the realm of a transport ride. Even basic, ancient coaster types usually pull 100.

[Anonymous No.8772853]

>Dat marble bobsleigh ride
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-7pH640Vo8
Someone missed the opportunity to call it crosstown express

[Anonymous No.8773632]

>>8771937
heartline twister coaster of course

[Anonymous No.8773650]

>>8772198
Same
Their high exc/int ratio and large train make them the ideal cash cows in the game.
Also, real-life hyper-twisters are comfy as fuck

[Anonymous No.8773715]

>>8773632
based TOGO enjoyer

[Anonymous No.8773808]

>>8771994
>an alien has left virgin eviscerator
was he still in one piece?

[Anonymous No.8774610]

>running max trains on a block-sectioned coaster

[Anonymous No.8774683]

[Anonymous No.8774717]

>>8774610
If only sloped block brakes were allowed, I would absolutely make toothchippers.

[Anonymous No.8774806]

>>8774683
how does that even happen

[Anonymous No.8774815]

>>8774806
Guests still drown in the new tile if you elevate the land past water surface if they were already drowning. Unless that's a hilarious custom scenery, in which case, I want it.

[Anonymous No.8775531]

>be me
>never played this game
>Achieved a park rating of 976 after 4 hours of playing

welp, guess I solved this game, time to uninstall

[Anonymous No.8775542]

>>8775531
RCT clearly isn't for you.

[Anonymous No.8775693]

>>8775531
You sound like a very simple child, this is "I scored a 92% on my last IQ test!" levels of retardation.

[Anonymous No.8776293]

>load up saved local copy of the cliffs park
>2 coasters crash due to breaks failure
bravo

[Anonymous No.8776324]

>>8776293
TOGODs...not like this...

[Anonymous No.8777291]

[Anonymous No.8778329]

>>8775531
>park rating of 976 after 4 hours
damn dude, no need to brag

[Anonymous No.8779102]

>>8775531
>Bragging about finishing a beginner park
Anon...

[Anonymous No.8779909]

Weekend Maps
>Cliffs of Toegoes
https://files.catbox.moe/0knhln.sv6
>Old Wood Pond
https://files.catbox.moe/uvoyt1.sv6

[Anonymous No.8781332]

>>8764713
Cats

[Anonymous No.8781387]

>>8771798
Never!

[Anonymous No.8781924]

well that was fun

[Anonymous No.8781965]

>>8781924
>Queueing for Getting Railed
Coffee all over my computer screen

[Anonymous No.8781994]

>>8781924
>RAM RANCH
>IT ROCKS
why did i laugh

[Anonymous No.8782000]

>>8781994
because Ram Ranch really does rock

[DonVGC No.8782003]

I believe you will enjoy this custom scenario:

Hades and River Styx:
https://files.catbox.moe/egv7q9.sc6

[Anonymous No.8782004]

>>8782000
COWBOYS LOVE BIG HARD THROBBING STANDUPS

>>8782003
i really need to install rct1 already

[Anonymous No.8782074]

>>8781924
>World's Strongest Brakes
>Crashed!
My fucking sides

[Anonymous No.8782079]

>>8782074
54 people died before the brakes were fixed, making it a worse disaster than the Moorgate Tube Train Crash of 1975.

[Anonymous No.8782131]

>>8781924
Whoever it is that's making these collage images I just wanted to thank you for them, you have a real knack for it. I haven't played RCT in over 5 years but I still browse, and these pics are now my fave part of the threads.

[Anonymous No.8782139]

>>8782003
i thought this was a porkchop

[Anonymous No.8782325]

>>8781924
>has the correct vertical face textures in accordance to the artist's vision
you're a good person anon

[Anonymous No.8783535]

>>8782074
World's strongest, but not the world's most reliable clearly

[Anonymous No.8783835]

>>8781924
I adore these but you did my ghost train dirty. That thing was a work of art.

[Anonymous No.8784595]

Violent impact is the strongest brake of them all

[Anonymous No.8784908]

>>8784595
Nothing like thudding into an immovable object.

[Anonymous No.8784920]

Why the fuck does A Gorillion Dollars look like it's the biggest scenario? I know there's no way it's mathematically larger than any other max size map on the old file type, but this goddamn map looks like it's 800x800.

[Anonymous No.8785707]

>>8781924
Thank you for finding a decent angle of that horrible Side-Friction coaster.