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  • First screen of 2024 and it's a banger.

    The details are very clever... love the tic-tac-toe game near the playground

  • The giant candy scenery being used for the nemes above that skull is extremely creative. Love that detail.

  • The color and scenery choices, compactness of this, and randomly blacktiled corner make this park feel like a blast back to 2004. I can appreciate the 'carefree' approach: covering a huge chunk of the map in swamp goo ordinarily shouldn't work but it does here.

    My favorite section of this would be the part with "yellow king," the foliage there is just wonderful... it kind of reminds me of the style of parks you'd find on RCTspace. I'm also fan of the giant-garden scenery... gives it a very whimsical, fairy-tale-esque feel.

    I think a lot of the park does kind of suffer from being clunky and disjointed, but I guess that's to be expected from a stream-of-consciousness-build. You definitely have a lot of NCSO skill, and I think if you were to just build this on a more open and planned map, it would really shine through.

  • I think the coolest thing about your parkmaking is that it's a fusion of that classic NCSO style, but with modern techniques and scenery usage that will change how people build with NCSO. Your parks always seem kind of nostalgic to me but are also very innovative and refreshing and Age of Sail is no exception.

     

    There are a ton of highlights of this park, like the Galleon or the station roof for Naga. Yet, it's the small details, made with some unexpected scenery pieces that I really find awesome: things like the rope fence ladders, the heartline twister squid, the 3D signs being used as wooden beams sticking out of walls, or the tennis net being used for windmill blades. I also love that building that uses half of the colosseum object for its walls... it's a very beautiful part of the park.

    All-in-all, congratulations on getting spotlight on this park... it's compositionally perfect, and there's a ton of extremely creative and truly ingenious scenery usage.

  • This is wonderfully sentimental... it looks like the kind of park you'd see released when RCT2 was still very new.

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