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Ge-Ride Go to post #796853
I will respond to the comments in greater depth later but I have two things to explain first.
One is that the trains got saved wrong due to the finnicky ride editor. They were supposed to be a typical twister front piece, three floorless cars, three sitdown cars, and two standup cars in the rear.
The other is behind the disjointedness between the theme and the visual style. I was hoping I wouldn't have to spell this out, but the title is a play on words. Met a Rebel for the content, Meta Rebel for the style. That isn't to blow off any criticisms but I hope it makes a certain sort of sense.
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Ge-Ride Go to post #796841
I enjoyed this. It is clearly done in a bit less time than some of the other entries but you have all the basics covered, from a good coaster color to a nice contrasting smaller coaster and flat rides. The best thing about it is probably that the green blends into the landscape which keeps the complementary color scheme from being too in your face. I just might steal that idea from you in the future as there's more than one way to use it. Landscaping and foliage is simple but on point. I give it a 70.
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Ge-Ride Go to post #796840
I've got mixed thoughts on this. I like the coaster and think it's well supported and has nice surrounding foliage. I am not as big on much of the architecture, however, and think its in some places cluttered and in others lacks some artistic focus. Still, it has some very good atmosphere that shines through regardless so I give at a 60 out of 100.
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Ge-Ride Go to post #796837
I enjoyed this quite a bit. I disagree with Mr. Brightside on the support color. I think it works. The overall path color though is maybe a little too dark for me. I really like the architecture and I think that this is worth a 65. Nice classic feel overall.
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Ge-Ride Go to post #796835
I like it quite a bit. There isn't much in the way of architecture but the landscaping, foliage and water is very evocative. You did a great job on the macro which is something I'll have to work harder at next time. I give it a 65.