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22-August 25

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nicholasrhilton Offline

I love a timeline park! Supper cool.
posted 3 weeks ago
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Liampie Offline

Love how massive the wooden coaster looks! Perhaps a bit too large considering the flat turn after the first hill (so smooth), but I do like the flat turn, it's ballsy
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imtheonewhoknox Offline

Love how massive the wooden coaster looks! Perhaps a bit too large considering the flat turn after the first hill (so smooth), but I do like the flat turn, it's ballsy

Thanks, but I think the angle might be playing tricks on things. The only flay turn is the 180 directly after the lift hill and small drop to maintain speed before the main drop. Top speed in that area is ~12mph. All other turns are banked so the coaster has decent ratings considering the size. Max lat g is 1.59.

I played with heights so the large banked turn after the drop only has 1g lateral.
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SSSammy Offline

The outside of your park have beautiful curves on the roads, I think it would serve you well to think of the paths inside the park a bit like you consider your roads! You can bring those curves into the park, and also widen your paths to help fix the scale. Looking forward to seeing more!
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Liampie Offline

Thanks, but I think the angle might be playing tricks on things. The only flay turn is the 180 directly after the lift hill and small drop to maintain speed before the main drop. Top speed in that area is ~12mph. All other turns are banked so the coaster has decent ratings considering the size. Max lat g is 1.59.

I played with heights so the large banked turn after the drop only has 1g lateral.

I didn't make myself very clear, with flat turn I meant the banked 180 turn after the first hill. It stays level, so in that sense it's flat. It's good that you're thinking this through though!
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imtheonewhoknox Offline

I didn't make myself very clear, with flat turn I meant the banked 180 turn after the first hill. It stays level, so in that sense it's flat. It's good that you're thinking this through though!

Ah, that makes more sense! Thanks for the clarification!
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RCTNW Offline

Try to get away from straight/blocks. I realize the nature of the game is very grid like but even simple breaks in the the grid feel can make a world of difference. I also think the coaster is a bit too tall for its surroundings.

That said, its still a work in progress. Keep going
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Harbor Shores is a classic amusement park that recently acquired by a wealthy businessman. He fondly remembers spending the summers enjoying the rides, and his hope is to transform this serene park into a world-class destination.

"Exposition Square" features some of the parks oldest and most beloved attractions. Galloping Gertrude, the double-decker merry-go-round, was the park's first ever ride built back in the 1940s. As the years went on, new rides were constructed including The Hurricane wooden coaster and several flat rides.

Most recently Magnolia Rose, the park's classic riverboat that had fallen into disrepair, finished her stem to stern refurbishment and returned to the park with much fanfare. Although shes no longer functional, she now invites guests to enjoy her southern charm and some great food while onboard with 2 fully functioning restaurants.

The next goal is to construct the first hotel on property to maximize guest's time in the park, and expand Exposition Square with new attractions before moving into Phase II - a completely new, themed area of the park.
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