Louis!

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My feelings for my h2h5 experience is mixed but Liam summed it up well enough in the recap. The top people in our team really let us down in terms of unfinished work and then disappearances, but I'm proud of the work me, Liam & Sammy put in to clinch a 3rd place. I think the productivity of me & Liam shows how hard we worked as mid-pick rookies. I will always regret how the fuck up of Aquatica came about, I take partial blame for that, however I think Magnus also takes partial blame for choosing who was going to build that round in the first place.

In the end, it was an enjoyable but stressful experience (having to attempt to finish 2 entire parks by myself after RCTFan, RRP & Sey all disappeared as soon as they realised the respective parks were going to lose due to not being finished to their standards), and then in the end it was literally just Liam, me, Sammy & X-Fusion left to either build or cheerlead in the 3rd place match as everyone else jumped ship. 

Interestingly I think it defined the way I approached RCT. If I'm building, I'll build a lot of work in a short space of time or what I can produce is very minimal. And that the satisfaction of building a great coaster layout (Southport Cyclone) is more important to me than actually building anything else. 

I also vowed to always be a better leader and captain than Magnus (which worked for most of my tenure as Admin and my H2H6 captaincy), unfortunately that didn't go to plan H2H8 onwards...

Again, another fantastic write up. Well done Liam.

the foliage is on point

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OpenRCT2 / RCTLL

Pick me low, like a 1 point value. I'm best utilised in a support role, doing little things here and there, layouts, supports, foliage, bits of architecture etc.

I can offer the team feedback, support, team comradery, guidance, experience etc. 

What I'm not sure if I can offer is large contributions (although history has proved that I can when inspired and motivated)

Currently free at all times, but not sure if that will continue for the whole contest. Like I said, I'm not sure how much I can physically contribute in terms of park leading, but I want to be a part of a team and I have FOMO.

Fantastic write up, really interesting to read into the history and drama. I remember the parks fondly, I just never really knew much about the actual contest itself.