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too many windows and doors. not enough detail.

helpless

too many windows and doors. not enough detail.

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Its a hotel, its suppose to have windows and doors.
Ah, I get it, you were using sarcasm.

I've never seen a hotel in my life that has 200 fucking doors. Mabye 200 windows but not doors. Definitly not enough detail either.

helpless

Well I know theres is supposed to be alot of windows on hotels but at least add balconys and take the doors and put them next to the windows on the balconys and it will look much better.
As for detail, it doesn't really need it that much it just needs balconys and less doors out in the open for guests to walk out of.

I think it is the crappiest, most shittest park I have seen in my WHOLE entire life so far - of course, I COULD be lying...

For all of you that think every thing has to have tons of detail, let me quote a great American author.

"Our life is frittered away by detail... Simplicity, simplicity, simplicity!... Simplify, simplify."--Henry David Thoreau, Walden.

Of course I butchered this, but this was to make a point. I think this looks brilliant, and keep in mind that not all hotels have balconies with their rooms (this could be the budjet hotel ), but he'd better have some rooms with balconies or it'd not be very "Disney"...

Absolutely gorgius! The steep-roofed thing in the lower part is a a bit bright though. It could us a belcony or two as well. Still. It's so damn realistic, and the colors are perfect.

I like it, alot. I'm just not "feeling" it enough yet: 8/10

ride6

Am I the only one who noticed that ride6's spelling is almost as bad as Kumba's now? "Belcony?" What the hell is that?

c'mon ride6, get with it.

Well steve, if anyone else noticed, they obviously didn't care.

Well steve, if anyone else noticed, they obviously didn't care.

You make a convincing arguement M'icool.

Acually, I don't even know why I care. But, whatever.

Thanks for pointing out the obvious. I owe ya one, pal.

For all of you that think every thing has to have tons of detail, let me quote a great American author.

"Our life is frittered away by detail...  Simplicity, simplicity, simplicity!...  Simplify, simplify."--Henry David Thoreau, Walden.

Of course I butchered this, but this was to make a point.  I think this looks brilliant, and keep in mind that not all hotels have balconies with their rooms (this could be the budjet hotel    ), but he'd better have some rooms with balconies or it'd not be very "Disney"...

True.

Then at the very least make those doors into windows cause now that I think about it that is the only problem.

Great work as always Corky.

Although the issue witht he doors. Uhhh, I think those are supposed to represent windows. A different yep of window instead of having the saem windows everywhere. C'mon! Some of you guys now that back in RCT1 days, the doors were also used to represent windows.

I find it amusing that you all actually think those are literally 'doors.'

Although the issue witht he doors. Uhhh, I think those are supposed to represent windows. A different yep of window instead of having the saem windows everywhere. C'mon! Some of you guys now that back in RCT1 days, the doors were also used to represent windows.

Oh ok.
Well then stick at 2 types a windows rather than 4.
Ugh this is getting annoying that I keep changing my views.
*slaps face*

I love how everyone forgets about LL all the time...

Corky, you made Myticca Resort. You can do better than this. The walls are flat and uninteresting. That comment about there being too many doors and windows I think has to do with the lack of anything else. It's not horrible or anything, it is a hotel and not every hotel needs to be superfancy. On the other hand, I think if you're going to go to the trouble of putting a hotel in your park, or any large building for that matter, it should be impressive looking. Flat square buildings, even if the colors are pretty, are not impressive looking. Maybe you have some fancy architecture major reason why you chose to make this hotel simple and boxlike when you could have done more with it. But in the absence of any reason, I'm expecting more from you.

Well... at least I got Ed to reply.

Anyway, thanks for the comments. Except from helpless. I mean, I looked at your park. You are no where near having the authority to say "not enough detail."

And... um... yeah, the "doors" are windows. I mean, just because it's RCT 2 doesn't mean it has to be totally devoid of any RCT 1-ness. Anyway, I'll take the window suggestion into detail. Glad to see all the comments!

I like the hotel.. it's not my style at all, and I don't know how you could stay interested in the game while building something like that.. but I can see why everyone is liking it. It looks very realistic, and I still say that your choice of trees really saves everything.

Corky, you made Myticca Resort. You can do better than this. The walls are flat and uninteresting. That comment about there being too many doors and windows I think has to do with the lack of anything else. It's not horrible or anything, it is a hotel and not every hotel needs to be superfancy. On the other hand, I think if you're going to go to the trouble of putting a hotel in your park, or any large building for that matter, it should be impressive looking. Flat square buildings, even if the colors are pretty, are not impressive looking. Maybe you have some fancy architecture major reason why you chose to make this hotel simple and boxlike when you could have done more with it. But in the absence of any reason, I'm expecting more from you.

Last time I checked, most hotels are flat and simple.

Last time I checked, most hotels are flat and simple.

That's no excuse. In real life most coasters are simple and uninteresting. That doesn't mean you should only make boring coasters. If you want to make boring coasters and hotels, than make them. But I'm not going to praise you for them and that's all I was saying. If you want to see a great RCT hotel, look at Myttica Resort. It's the opposite of flat and uninteresting. That's what I'd like to see.