Screenshot / Sawmill
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18-October 14
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that queue line? freaking yes. nice, retro atmosphere. not sure about that one support there being a little too high though!
Really like the way the coaster starts, Layout looks good from what we can see. Nice little eating/seating area in the left of the screen. Queue line is meh to me but what can you do....
Atomik Offline
I hope I'm not the only one that saw something else in this screenshot :> I think the queue feels a little claustrophobic being on the bridge the whole time. Really like the part in the upper left corner
Very "Joris en de Draak". I like the coaster around the water, but everything else seems rather unrefined. Just a few more colors and pull the queue a little higher off the water should make it a bit better!
I like how you made everything so simple, yet elegant. Really cool work.
BigB Offline
I had to search a minute to find out what you mean
I'm also not a fan of the queue, but the coaster looks good
I think the queue is epic. I happen to have seen the park in game already... One of the first things I did was check out the queue. There's hundreds op people there. Realistic queue time as well: 20 minutes for either of the coasters. Amazing!
Honestly not a huge fan of the coaster, too many awkward stretched track pieces. But the queue makes up for it.
I love this. I can't stand when people file tune every detail of the park down to the placement of trash cans and lamp posts and then leave their coasters and flat rides with the default 10 second dispatch time and queue lines that will never fill up. Parks like this are so much more representative of a typical theme park experience.
As far as the screen itself it looks great, I'd love to see the coaster in game and seeing a full queue in a RCT2 park is so refreshing... do you have entertainers patrolling that queue though? It might be a good idea or a ton of people will leave pissed off.
Great job!
PS: I've always wanted someone to make an invisible queue TV (assuming it's possible to have it function) but have never come across one. If anyone ever pulled that off I'd love them forever. lol
its a recreation of joris en de draak, way to obvious, but still good
I like the epic scale to this, and the long stretches of queue add to it. Other than the one jarring bit, supports look fine to me.