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Not going to repeat what the others already said, but just a hint: try to widen the valleys of your coasters. It looks much nicer and keeps the Gs in check.
I like the idea of a simple out-and-back woodie, I'm just not a fan of the pinhead style of turnaround, it tends to always look weird. I'd say putting a 45 degree track to the right, then left, then 2 turns to the left would look much better. Or even, just a regular old turn to the left and leave some space between the lift hill and first drop. Also, it's a good idea to "flatten out" the bottoms and tops of your coasters. Basically, instead of the default turns, have a single piece of regular slope on either side and flat track. This should make your hills longer but also look much nicer
Definitely some improvement considering you now have buildings and stuff. Still a bit dense with all those coasters. I suggest you look at other accolades around here.
Disclaimer - I'm not the best RCT player either, as anybody who was here in my "reign of terror" can attest.
I like the colour schemes of both the virginia reel and the dinghy slides. As usual, the rest of the screen doesn't appeal to me.
This is a nice guide for smooth layouts. It's more for GCIs, but you can definitely use some of it for other coasters as well.
http://imgur.com/a/t26cI
Great colors. I will second the "too many coasters" statement. Think about how real parks are built. There's usually several acres if not more between rides. Things look good though. Keep it up!
The green coaster wouldnt work IRL. where are the support?!?
tbh I'm not seeing any improvement. its still like 15 coasters in ugly colors on top of each other with a few trees and single paths
I dig the colours.