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  • The chair lift stations are some of the most impressive buildings I've seen in RCT2. Simple, yet quite intricate architecture. It was really well done, as well as all the park in itself!

  • Thank you, now I've got the Pokecenter theme song stuck in my head for days lol

  • Oh wow, my very first accolade in… what, 15 years?!

    To be honest I wasn’t expecting that. Even though my RCT skills improved while building this park, I noticed that the general New Element level went to new heights with OpenRCT2 and all the plugins during the last 5 years or so. So, it’s a nice surprise and I’m really glad you enjoyed this map!

     

    Thank you all for your nice comments. I do agree that it’s not the most detailed map ever (that’s an understatement lol), so I do hope I’ll find time to work on this particular « issue » at some point. I’m quite happy with how my parkmaking evolved during the last few months, but it still has room for improvement of course. :-)

     

    @Liampie: Yeah in retrospect, I also think this map is way too big compared to the real life park. As I previously stated, I’m also quite bad at foliage and I find that making a forest-like / muddy landscaping is easier for now. I’d love to master the art of neat landscaping / foliage « à la disney ». Someday, hopefully.

    I’d love to see your take on Nigloland though!

  • Well it won't be a 100% accurate recreation. It's more like a semi recreation at this point to be honest, I changed quite a few things here and there. 
    In real life, the mine train and flume ride are indeed in the woods and can't be seen from the paths, so I think this screen is pretty close to the real deal. But other parts of my take on this park are way different than the real counterpart.

    The thing is, I've gotten better with wild / forest-like foliage with time, but I'm still reaaaally bad at making manicured gardens. And I feel like making a bad manicured garden will definitely undermine the general feeling of the map.

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