Screenshot / #fbf: Big Top Circus Park (2003)

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  chorkiel Offline

  I truly do not see the appeal of this screen.

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  Cocoa Offline

  Man you find some weird shit

  posted 6 years ago

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  Liampie Offline

  It's not a park that aged well, for sure. But if a newbie were to post it I think it'd be very promising. The placement of the splash boats is quite original

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  Recurious Offline

  I mean for a 2003 park this is quite nice. It really has this classic old school vibe going on, I quite like that.

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  BlazingEmpireHD Offline

  Eh. 2003 work isn't really that great if we're going by today's standards. I wish I could say I love it.

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  Lilith Offline

  wild shit
  
  i know its 2003 but the cso doesnt really add anything. i wish it was ncso

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  GammaZero Offline

  wild shit
  i know its 2003 but the cso doesnt really add anything. i wish it was ncso
  

  
  Would look equally as bad. NCSO isn't an excuse for worse execution.
  
  This screenshot is an example of why nostalgia means jack shit in the context of RCT.

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  Liampie Offline

  I'd choose this over a wooden coaster awning mess. Here, a yellow roof actually looks like a yellow roof. You will never achieve that without custom scenery. I don't see the added value of ncso here either way..

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  CoasterCreator9 Offline

  It's 2003; it was a time of experimenting with new things like CSO (Keep in mind RCT2 came out only a year or less than a year before this screenshot) - it's natural that there's a mixture of elements. It's impossible to go back and say "oh, wish this was NCSO" because the concept of limiting oneself to NCSO was probably not in anyone's mind at the time. Stuff like this got us to where we are today on both fronts.

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