Park / [H2H8 Semifinals] Disney's Fairytale Kingdom

  • 02-July 18
Park_4161 [H2H8 Semifinals] Disney's Fairytale Kingdom

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  1. Mobray's Illusions 34 votes [73.91%]
    • inthemanual
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    Percentage of vote: 73.91%
  2. Disney's Fairytale Kingdom 12 votes [26.09%]
    • Mr.Brightside711
    • GammaZero
    • chorkiel
    • Scoop
    • MK98
    • MrTycoonCoaster
    • Bubbsy41
    • nin
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    • Steve
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    • Kumba
    Percentage of vote: 26.09%
poll closed - 73 votes Vote

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    One of the downsides to OpenRCT is how it allowes for such big resolutions RCT isn't designed for. If your screen is 2000x1500 pixels or whatever, a lot of the details are just hard to spot, or it's too exhausting to constantly focus on little details if there's a ton of shit going on on your screen. 
     

     

    On that topic, I really think that that affects building styles among people. I've got a modest 1360x768 screen on which I play even smaller windowed, so I can never see a big scene without stopping and zooming out or moving around. On the flip side, it makes it rather pleasant to focus on very small details and refine limited areas.

     

    Love these reviews as always, CP6! MVP post-season :D

     

    Don't have much to add in regards to this park, though it was a pretty fantastic experience for myself to help Stoksy and in:Cities bring this park to everyone. Feel like I learnt some stuff along the way. And of course, some small details here and there that I enjoyed putting in, too.

    posted 6 years ago

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