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  • \ I think CP6's layout was more reliant on elements that made the trains look bad.

     

    I agree I wish we had the right trains.  The request for these layouts was to use the new pieces, so I definitely leaned heavily into this. 

     

    Loving both B&M layouts here.  So smooth and flowy.  Pac's is fairly traditional but so nice with the new pieces.  And I enjoy Alex's new take on a classic with the Hulk style start.

     

    Great coasters all around!

  • Always nice to see a flip track done in the game.

     

    Supports look really great-- impressed at the ability to do this cleanly in NCSO.  Looking forward to seeing the rest when it's cleaned up.  

  • Some great maps here.  Now that I've had time to poke around all of them, some general thoughts: 

     

    - Lonely Signalman is a lovely melancholy vibe

    - LEGO Hogwarts is ridiculous-- such creativity in object making

    - The Dragon made me nostalgic for that ride and sad since it's now closed.  Even though the real thing was not great.  Excellent recreation!

    - White Christmas does so much with just the architecture.  Music and the cutaway really added to the storytelling.

    - Warden has a great layout!  Fun to wastch.

    - Book Nook is so incredibly atmospheric.  

    - The Lighthouse is probably the closest I feel like we've gotten to a proper horror map in RCT.  Genuinely unsettling and I loved it.

    - Drachen Fire for Christmas is a fun overlay.  Love seeing holiday themes overlaid onto maps.

    - Navigator is an incredible atmosphere and a lovely use of objects on the swing.

     

    Really nice work to everyone!  I very much enjoyed my travels through these maps.  Good work everyone!

  • Not sure I've ever seen a dueling suspended coaster.. much less one with opposing stations.  Really interested to see the rest of the layout.

  • The uplighting is next level.  So good.  Can't wait to see it in-game.

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