Screenshot / Milliville Park Coyote Clutch

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  ida Offline

  Too much brown path. You should do something about it.

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  navalin Offline

  Neat idea using logs as stairs, but I don't think it totally works. Buildings are excellent though. 

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  Poke Offline

  A creepy western theme would be cool, maybe like a ghost town? I like it already but it would give you an excuse to have other colours, so the path isn't so overwhelming.

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  zxbiohazardzx Offline

  Invisible paths and then use of terrain colors could help with the color issue

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  bigshootergill Offline

  ^ there aren't invisible paths for ncso
  
  I think your mix of building styles is great, nice corner building there, maybe adding a bit of foliage around the buildings and pathways would help, but looks great anyway!

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  RCT2day Offline

  ^Yeah, you can use whatever paths you want for NCSO, since paths aren't scenery.

   

  Too much brown as people have said.  Otherwise, not bad.

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  Lagom Offline

  Lovely screen. Great atmosphere. Nice colors.
  Love the train station.
   

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  Chocotopian Offline

  Thanks everyone.

   

  @Wouter V,L Poke & RCT2day: Yeah, I'm looking for a way to break the brown up a bit. I think the path is the main culprit too.

   

  @navalin: Noted, and I agree. I'll get rid of them. Thanks!

   

  @zxbiohazardzx: What bigshooter said, I'm afraid. I'm sticking solely to basic RCT2 so I don't have any custom path types. I have been experimenting with different terrain types, so I can see if pushing this further will help. Thanks for the suggestion.

   

  @bigshootergill: Nice idea with the foliage - I'll see where adding more would enhance the area. Cheers for the support.

   

  @Lagom: Thank you very much!

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