Screenshot / Caterpillar Hill / Cuyahoga Valley / The National

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  posted 8 years ago

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  cBass Offline

  The 3 screens I've shown fit together to show the stream's path.

   

  ...and yeah I need to work on my shrub game.

  posted 8 years ago

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  Coasterbill Offline

  This is simple but I absolutely love it.

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  SpiffyJack Offline

  Well done!!

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  Steve Offline

  cBass! Using RCT Classic? Excellent. I have been standing on my soapbox for months trying to preach it's greatness. You know you can use custom scenery and import parks from NE into it, right?!

   

  Screen is looking good. I know the limitations of using the mobile game but you're making do with what you have! That is going to be quite the junior coaster.

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  Cocoa Offline

  the riverside building is great, the ones on the cliffs less so. stick around and show us more though!

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  cBass Offline

  Steve, on 10 Aug 2017 - 02:11 AM, said:

  ...You know you can use custom scenery and import parks from NE into it, right?!

   

  I actually didn't realize that. It's too late for this park. I already have all of this great WW scenery on my bench!

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  dr dirt Offline

  Shrubs along the edges, and maybe a brighter color for the coaster would actually bring this to a solid level. It's impressive considering the mobile build and WW/TT scenery.

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  Liampie Offline

  Best screen so far. Very charming.

   

  Did you know, by the way, that Escher Island made the new incarnation of The List?

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  Xeccah Offline

  This reminds me of an instinctively American iteration of Garden of Light. Something about how you obviously know how to build a quality park but disregard both conventions and the need for detail that brings out the atmosphere a lot.

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  Sulakke Offline

  I like it. Feels really fresh and unique compared to other recent work on the site. I don't get why you use single paths, though. Why not combine the paths on the plaza to a whole?

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