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08-January 21
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First park I've made. Lot's of hidden rides and corridors. Enjoy!
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Welcome to New element. For your first park this definitely isnt a bad release. You surely understood that this community is all about the aesthetic value of rct.
I would recommend you to check out the custom scenery you get when downloading other parks from this site, instead of using the WW and TT objects. Most people tend to not like how they look like and arent feeling like they fit into the game.
I surely had fun exploring this. Behind the expansion object facade this had some good moments and cool details. Your description is defintiely true. My favorite thing about this probably is the mayan temple.
To conclude im looking forward to see what you will show us in the future. Have fun exploring this site and im sure if you keep it up, you will improve.
A bit too dense in places and over-reliant on WWTT scenery, but also some good ideas, and I always appreciate cityscapes. The goodfellas coaster interacting with the bridge stands out to me, but I like the unique setting of Soarin too. The entrance, as one of the structures that is not primarily composed of expansions scenery, is also one of the most succesful architectural bits in the park in my opinion, in it's humility. Good debut, KingLizard!
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Thanks for the comments, much appreciated. I'll work with the feedback on the next park!
woah, this park is crazy. its like a WW/TT disney un-disney acid trip and I love it. theres actually quite a few spots of really inspired ride design and parkmaking here. for example, soarin' looks stupid but actually that would be a really fun ride and actually representative of its namesake. the ride which impresses me the most is the one inside of the giant art deco buliding, with the symmetric drops. that would be crazy fun in real life. this park is so dense too, using cutaway view I realized how much stuff you actually themed and snuck rides into. like under the pyramids, or 3 rides inside the aztec ruins, or the gokarts... its endless. I really enjoyed it, very whimsical.
it would be nice to 'show' more of your rides- its always a shame when i have to look underground or use cutaway view to see most of the ride and its themeing. its nice for the viewer to be able to really see lots of vantage points of the ride without having to fiddle too much.
anyway, i'm definitely impressed. some of the best usage of the WW/TT objects, the way the developers really intended originally. very fun!
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Hi Cocoa,
Thanks for your feedback and i'm glad you enjoy it.
You are right, there are many areas in the park which have great detail that simply gets lost in the madness. For example: in the Aztec maze i built actual corridors and separate rooms for ride tracks and paths so that it would be like travelling through a temple, same for under the pyramids. There's also a lot of detail on the river rapids that runs through the temple and theres a maze that runs underneath and along side it.
I will think of a way to open it out a little to show some of this stuff off.
This is kind of a mess, but it's a pretty cool mess. I'm in the boat of WW/TT is best used as an accent rather than the focus, but I can tell that you actually put a lot of thought into this. You've managed distinct and recognizable themed areas despite the sheer density. It's interesting to see such an abstract take on a real Disney park.
Cocoa's kind of taken most of what I'd otherwise say. Nice debut, looking forward to more.
this is wild and I love it haha. Sincerely looking forward to your next release!
As mentioned, this relied a bit too much on WW/TT pieces and prebuilt stuff, but it was obvious you enjoyed yourself building it, which is far more important than any accolade. Keep going!