Screenshot / An Ambitious Move

09-October 21
Diamond Lake Park
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Splitvision Offline

I really like this. Despite being so simple and NCSO, it feels really convincing. Even the cluster of vanilla restrooms come off as believable, just the way you've rotated some of them. Seems like the park will be taking off from here with all the new space!
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Gustav Goblin Offline

Still in love with this. Can't wait to see where it goes next!
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I really like this. Despite being so simple and NCSO, it feels really convincing. Even the cluster of vanilla restrooms come off as believable, just the way you've rotated some of them. Seems like the park will be taking off from here with all the new space!

Yes, I was quite proud of that clever trick - I also should note the fact that I did all these stages in a very short span of time for DKMP.

I mainly stick with NCSO as I find CSO a bit intimidating at the moment. Someday I want to try executing this idea in Planet Coaster to see what comes of it.
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G Force Offline

I'd try to be consistent with hiding entrance and exit huts, but another fun update!
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UnoReverserCoaster Offline

I'd try to be consistent with hiding entrance and exit huts, but another fun update!

oops xD
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Dark_Horse Offline

Quaint.
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Another summer has come, and with it, many people who want to visit the “Backyard Amusement Park.” Will attempts to run things the way he did last year, but after some teens steal some of the family’s deck chairs, they decide that it has to end.

Will sadly announces to the community that he will have to close access to his rides, only to be met with a flood of phone calls, letters, and emails about how much the community loves the park.

Seeing Will’s plight, his brother who owns the surrounding cattle grazing lands cedes some to Will. Working with the city government, Will gets approval to build on it, and after taking out a loan, and getting many donations from the community, the Reed family succeeds in creating a small park next to their home. It even has an entrance that doesn’t go through their driveway.

To ready the park for an official opening, Will has to have his coaster inspected and modified, they build permanent restrooms, and they add a few more attractions - another self made ride in the form of welded together gyro rings, a kayak rental shop next to the small lake, and a simple nature walk around the lake.

Borrowing from the nearby body of water, they name the new local attraction Diamond Lake Fun Park. With improved management of the guests, and a viral video of the coaster Will put online, the odd self-made park is gathering more and more attention...
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