Screenshot / First Park Bridge
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10-August 16
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omg is that demon drop
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^I don't know why but that comment made me laugh so hard.
Not to be callous, but NEDesigns usually has much more realistic/decorated content than this. I'm not saying it has to be perfect, but at least put some more effort into scenery. One good start is to actually make coaster stations rather than use the in-game stations.
hmm what Yolo said, if you haven't noticed. People on this website take this game alot more serious.
This screen had me really confused... Even for a screenshot like this, there are many possibilities for other captions highlighting more interesting aspects of the work shown, so why choose to direct our attention to a simple piece of overcrowded path?
Though I must say there isn't actually anything interesting or noteworthy at all in this screenshot, it's just RCT at an extremely basic level. I'm not saying that to be an asshole, sure if you're completely new to the game then everything about it is super exciting, but have a look around the site and the kind of work people here tend to present and admire, and I'm sure you'll understand what I mean. These screens you've posted come across a bit like a parent posting pictures of their baby kid's first drawings: It's very exciting to the new parent but to anyone else it's just random lines and dots on a paper without much interest...
If you really want to build great RCT parks like the ones on this site, it seems to me there's probably still a long way to go before anyone could actually give any substantial, constructive input on your work. Step one is to get accustomed to the way the game works, and carefully study more ambitious parks such as the ones on this site. If NE-style RCT isn't interesting to you and you just want to have fun playing the game without any pretensions, there are probably other places to upload screens like this where you'll meet a more understanding audience.
Sorry about this over-long post but I got kind of annoyed by the proverbial elephant in the room.
A little overboard on the "No Entry" signs in the mini coaster exit. lol