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Gwazi Offline
Nice to see you can take the loss with class, K0NG. You talk a lot of shit but I can't help but respect someone who takes a tough loss gracefully. That said, who knows what can happen, you guys still have a chance to take this one.
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I loved some of the ideas from Pebbles in the sky, such as 'Abduction Experience' and the Dune worm. Also the park gave off the a nice atmosphere, well done.
Neverland was much better though imo. I thought the crocodile in the hook section was one of the best sculptures in the competition, although I thought the snout looked a little long. The music, especially in the hook section, did a lot for the experience. The coasters were well designed and supported. In the lost boys section, more houses in the tree would have looked cool though. The rainbow was an awesome idea too. Nice job Replacements.
In the end, I thought the Replacements park had much more detail, better architecture, and rides.
Congrats to both teams for getting this far.
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AvanineCommuter Fan Offline
LOVED this park. I don't understand why people are hating! So many cool ideas and the execution was fantastic. My favorite part has to be the lost boys ride area- that station within the tree trunk is AMAZING. Marvelous work in that corner, really; everything there was engaging and interacting with something else, I loved it. The architecture throughout was fantastic, as others have already said. The only bit I did not like was the mountain that took up half of the map without any content on it. There should have been SOMETHING on it but it literally was just empty space... a mountain covered in trees. Nothing to look at. I actually thought the tents near Big Chief were really well done and got the idea across the best you could in RCT; imitating fabric is never easy but the textureless awning was the closest bet and the shapes were just right. Hook featured some nice sculptures but I'm not one for sculptures, I think most of them are just tacky and not very impressive (just personal taste). It takes some REALLY creative work in sculptures to make them 'pop' for me.
As for the coasters: The Hook was a terrible coaster with terrible pacing, Big Chief was okay but too short, and the suspended didn't run because the queue was white glitched. The red coaster was my favorite and the interaction with the trees/queue was SPOT ON.
Can't vote 'cause no LL, but from the overviews I am definitely more impressed by Neverland. Once I get LL I will try to review all the LL parks in this contest.
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I vote Reservoir Dogs
Xtreme97 Offline
This was a really hard decision. I liked both parks, but neither stood out as brilliant. In the end Pebbles just captivated me more; the ideas were really enjoyable, the shoestring on Total Recall was awesome and the references were great.
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Fair enough, but do you guys have another park for the 3rd place match? It would be a shame if you guys made a new park in two weeks just so you don't have to finish your original finals park (or forfeit which would be incredibly dumb). A rushed park would so anticlimactic.
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posix Offline
Meanwhile, I just don't know what to vote on this. The RCT2 park looks clearly better to me on first impression. It's much richer and appears to be more thought through, more "fundamentally good". But then it also lacks something. It's just very dense and busy, rides squeezed in everywhere and having surprisingly lacklustre theming in places. The LL park was good fun exploring on the contrary. I thought some of the ideas were cool, and all the hacking seemed extremly cleanly done. It was a good use of hacking demonstrated in a different kind of fashion than by pierrot the maestro, and that was intersting.
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