Park / The Forge of Trog A’kor

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  posix Offline

  So very KaiBueno. Almost surreal how you went into hiding for so many years, to then pop back up and continue right where you left off from.

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  Liampie Offline

  Isn't this an old release?

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  posix Offline

  That would make a lot of sense. Kai if you could please include info like that with the submission.

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  KaiBueno Offline

  I did, tagged it from 2003 and everything?
  
  I also sent a 2nd PM specifying exact release dates...

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  Cocoa Offline

  Its not my favorite style of parkmaking ever! But I appreciate that its 20 years old

   

  those green path squares are a killer. As if there wasn't enough green already! My favorite bit was the helix inside the building

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  KaiBueno Offline

  Thanks? Cocoa...not sure what to make of your comments, but I do appreciate them.
  
  This park is back for all to enjoy (or not), but I'd rather see feedback of any sort...honesty is best, trust me. It's not like it will stop me from dedicating my next green water based to Cocoa, or starting it tomorrow for that matter...just tell me if you'd prefer lime or kelly green.
  
  Part of me is just curious how this looks in modern times and what others think of it. Itis older than NCSO, but essentially is because it predates custom scenery existing....
  
  But to me it's just another of my RCT offspring...feel free to tell me what you think!

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  Cocoa Offline

  I'd like biohazard nuclear green please

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  Jaguar Offline

  I really like this... the almost symmetrical layout of the park must have taken a lot of planning. The palette, brass color, and dark green work really well... frankly it almost gives more of a Christmas vibe for me than a dark and evil one for some reason but it's still a good scheme and a break from the grey and brown mechanical themes we usually see.
  
  Also, seeing old, NCSO, hackless parks like this among insanely dense micros really is a breather. I certainly enjoyed this.

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  KaiBueno Offline

  Thanks Jaguar!  Funny that this is NCSO since that's not really my thing, but this technically is 'cos it is old enough that it predates custom objects!  I can't remember if I planned it to be symmetrical, but I find that starting an entrance in the bottom corner does lead to the option of being able to visualize/construct avenues straight left and right per the isometric, and then, place things centered or mirrored from there.  The colors aren't black for "evil" since I'd also just worked on a dark (group) park that was toxic/black in color in LL for RCTM.  This was fun since it was an excuse to use one of the already loathed "other" water colors, and I already had a rep for using color in excess, so why not the water?
  
  Oh, and Cocoa...this is for you.
  (but I think the orange or emerald is better)

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  Cocoa Offline

  I actually like that better for some reason! Its got a more cohesive and unique atmosphere even if it burns my eyes

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  KaiBueno Offline

  Lol...emerald looked nice actually...i don't like the acid in general, but will likely find an excuse to use it....someday.

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