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Wait, and you're not doing the project together, you say?

They are Posix. Nin started the park, Enigma is finishing it.

Is it a bird? Is it a plane?

wonderfull, just the gates of the two little halls in the back could use other textures and more details. the coaster and the big hall i totaly love!

I would say the layout is too short. Both Superman Escape and Xcelerator have short layouts that are better proportioned than the coaster you have here. Unfortunately, it's probably too late to do anything about that.

Is it a bird? Is it a plane?

NO! it's a really short coaster.
It looks great and all but I find it horribly short.. unless it's a micro.

NICE, but please do somthing with the roofs, cool cinema by the way.

Because you are going for a warner bros movie world thing with this, I would recommend having the pre-launch dark ride bit, that really defined the ride for me as much as the outside bit did. I would also recommend adding plenty of palm trees and that sort of shit. Finally, it seems to be a bit overboard on deco spikes.

But that's just me being nitpicky about a ride I liked, it really is quite good.

Is it a bird? Is it a plane?

No, it's Mega Mindy!

Looks great dude.

Is it a bird? Is it a plane?

Best screen I've seen in a while. This brings about the old feminine/ masculine debate. I see much finesse in your work, and it has a certain feminine quality. That's not bad at all,, as i prefer the feminine approach to RCT2. It's much smarter for this version of the game. Leave the masculine approach for LL.

^Uhm, I'm sorry but that's just total bullshit..
Since when are perfectionism and sense of aesthetic linked to gender?
We might have a different taste or focus, but refinement is not necessarily feminine.

Is it a bird? Is it a plane?

Best screen I've seen in a while. This brings about the old feminine/ masculine debate. I see much finesse in your work, and it has a certain feminine quality. That's not bad at all,, as i prefer the feminine approach to RCT2. It's much smarter for this version of the game. Leave the masculine approach for LL.

^Uhm, I'm sorry but that's just total bullshit..
Since when are perfectionism and sense of aesthetic linked to gender?
We might have a different taste or focus, but refinement is not necessarily feminine.

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^Uhm, I'm sorry but that's just total bullshit..
Since when are perfectionism and sense of aesthetic linked to gender?
We might have a different taste or focus, but refinement is not necessarily feminine.

You, uhhhhmmm....might want to check out this topic Yeah, this one before lashing out as it's the topic he was referring to with his comment. Then you might realize when perfectionism, sense of aesthetic and RCT style in general are linked to gender and that the only thing that's "total bullshit" is your spontaneous, ignorant response.

You, uhhhhmmm....might want to check out this topic Yeah, this one before lashing out as it's the topic he was referring to with his comment. Then you might realize when perfectionism, sense of aesthetic and RCT style in general are linked to gender and that the only thing that's "total bullshit" is your spontaneous, ignorant response.

Either way it is totally irrelevant to make that division.
My response, just as FantastiCo's comment weren't 'total bullshit'.
It's quite ironical you fall into the same overly emotional response as I did.

Fantastico, sorry.

louis: could i maybe take a moment to suggest that maybe you could invis the B&M track and slap on the inverted launch coaster? just to really drive in the box track feel.

The system doesn't work; south-east-bound cars end up on the wrong side of the road when they exit.

lol, yeah, uh.. it would actually be very smart to change that,, considering today's standards.. New School RCT ravishes Old School RCT.

yeah, changed my mind.

I found the placement of the lamposts funnier and how you end up on the emergency lane.

But Miracle, it is not application for urban city engineer. The purpose is clearly and if you had fun it is all good.

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