Park / Excalibur
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I’m sure at this point, robbie92 has more Accolades at New Element than he has need for, but he continues to catch the things with the ease of shooting fish in a bucket – with a Gatling gun. You won’t be surprised, then, to see that he has churned out yet another New Element Design! | Read On...
Hilarious writup btw.
Seriously, maybe the best design for ->fuckinglongtime<- IMO.
I love it so much. Perfect. My day is well now. (:
That being said, I think you've implied that something like this could be built in a day if I'm not mistaken. Funny cause I always thought that myself, and if anything designs like this back then inspired me not to build like this. You definitely hit on the main points of this style, including buildings that may look nice but not like actual buildings, but the layout was nice (and not exactly realistic, just like the designs you were emulating).
I'm about to write about something I frequently say, so let me acknowledge that fact now. The thing about these parks/designs back then is that they sought to attain a clean look inspired by, you guessed it, RoB. It always angered me to see that many people didn't see the distinction though, that RoB's buildings looked like buildings, that the coaster layouts were realistic, and that it took many years to complete. I would rather have you build something inspired by RoB than by those other works.
Nice work, please take longer than a day on your next design
Congrats dude. I loved it. It was really nice. Parts for me were a little odd, but the layout was gorgeous, i've always had a liking to a good corkscrew coaster, and the atmosphere was immense.
Enjoy your little break from RCT for the summer, hope to see you back to building wonders in the autumn
Congratulations, but please stop with the designs now. I want a themepark
great desgin robbie, i've always loved this style of building in rct2.
Austin-- Thanks, and I'm glad you enjoyed the layout! BTW, credit goes to SSSammy for the write-up.
h3r3sth3krak3n-- Thank you!
Stotsky-- Haha, I wish I was that productive!
Trav-- Yeah, it's bare, but look more into it than bareness. Had there'd been black tiles, it might not feel as bare, and this ride is meant to be part of a natural area, not a cluster of archy. Comet was all archy/paths/rides, so I wanted to try something w/ some more negative space this time.
Phatage-- I always love the depth of your comments, as they explain a lot. That being said, I come from a period FAR behind RoB, so I worked off of these designs, which were the first I saw when I started browsing NE. To be frank, I'm not a huge fan of RoB, so I doubt I'll be emulating it, but I do understand the qualities you're looking at. Excalibur was simply an experiment for me, not an attempt to change how I work. I much prefer the ultra-realism of 2010.
Disneylandian--I'm glad that the readme clarified things for you to help you know this wasn't a serious design like Comet, and I'm glad that increased your enjoyment of it.
Kumba-- Don't expect designs from me for a while until SFSF is finished.
Louis-- Thanks! I'll keep in contact w/ you about our *stuff*
Liampie-- Yeah, I wanna at least finish a park at this point.
Posix-- I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Nokia--Lol, thanks!
Any comment is appreciated, positive or negative!