RCT2 - Corkscrew Tricks - Comment Challenge #1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 พ.ย. 2019
- I have been challenged to build a coaster with good stats that only gets speed via the corkscrew glitch. Can I do it?
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Thank you all so much for the overwhelmingly positive response! I will definitely turn this into a series now. The main advantage is that these videos don't take very long to create so I can easily do them in addition to my usual content.
Build a roller coaster that runs for over a minute in under a minute. Minimum 7 excitement.
This is a great new series!
I really enjoyed the concept of this. Well executed too! Though, I do wish you had spent some more time optimising the ratings of the ride to really push the limits of what you could do in the spirit of the Lessardo's request. This is something I think you are really good at, and something I really like to see you doing. I really enjoyed this video and am keen to see more!
Marcel, could you upload all your 'useful coaster designs' in one big zip file please? Dankjewel!
Build a park bench with a high excitement rating.
And then give it to Michigan’s adventure
"Toilets 1 looks too intense for me!"
"I want to go on something more thrilling than Burger Bar 1!"
So a park bench with Matt and Tom on it?
"Just looking at grass tile 53 makes me feel sick!"
3:19 "very low running costs for a coaster because it has no boosters, no chain lift, and no launch"
perpetual motion machines are nice like that!
The perfect perpetual motion machine doesn't exis-....
Nah it's just powered like a flinstones car
@@someweeb3650 lmao he is using the floorless cars on purpose
Alright, now this is the quality content I'm after.
Any chance of a video about running cost? Because I had no clue that having a chainlift, boosters, launch etc. influenced running cost (although I can definitely understand why). I just assumed it was fixed based on ride type & length & maybe age, but honestly I never bothered checking since any half-decent design will have income that far outstrips running cost so it's not really something to worry about
Running costs are a thing?
(Yes I know they are but in the grand scheme of things, you are right... it's nothing to worry about even though IRL maintenance costs would be pretty high)
The main expense is the chain lift, at $80 per hour per lift up to 4 lifts. A lift consists of consecutive lift pieces, so interrupting a lift hill with 1 non-lift piece turns it into 2 lifts. Brakes are $20 per hour per piece, block brakes are free, boosters are free. Ride length, number of trains, and number of cars per train have an effect on cost independently of each other, not sure how much.
@@stephentai3730 so i could make a powered launch coaster with a billion brake sections that it doesnt use and that would make it basically impossible to profit from it?
@@jackradzelovage6961 yes, I haven't found a cap on the running cost for brakes. Makes me think, is it possible to make it underflow and give you money?
@@stephentai3730 MARCELLLLL! OVER HERE!
XD
3:18 wait. The running costs are affected by launches and chainlifts. I didn’t know that. Could you explain that in more detail.
well.. it's easy to explain tbh...
If you look at real life coasters: Chainlifts and launches have to be powered/maintanace/tested every day, some parts need replacement mabe.
IF you have a coaster without any moveing parts in it (besides the trains that is) you don't need to check that many parts.
@@WhitedevilEE I think he was asking for an explanation of how it works in RCT2, not in reality.
Nathan Gamble of course. I didn’t expect that amount of realism.
I remember being a child and in order to get the average speed up to increase throughput, I built a corksrew coaster with boosters instead of chainlifts, and I think I ended up with about 2k in running costs, and wasn't even very effective since the boosters were really weak and didn't really work as a lifthill substitute. That's when my lifelong love affair with launched coasters began ...
@@nathangamble125 The same
I've come to actually refer to an inline twist/barrel roll going into a down corkscrew as a Voss Dive since watching this channel.
Voss? I thought it was vos? Lord --British-- Marcel, how is your make pronounced?
@@klobiforpresident2254 One 's', yes. But how would that matter for the pronunciation? English is not my mother tongue, and while I speak it fluently, I am unable to hear or replicate some of its sound nuances. :P
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Marcel isn't English, but Dutch. I don't speak Dutch, but I do speak Ripuarian. There a vowel followed by one consonant is generally long, whereas a vowel followed by a repeated consonant is short.
@@klobiforpresident2254 (Dutchman here) In Dutch, vos and voss are pronounced exactly the same. (Short o.) I think the rule in Dutch is that if the syllable ends with a consonant, the vowel is always short.
@@gymnasiast90
Ah, thanks for the correction. That is indeed news to me. I hadn't picked up on it yet (like I said I don't speak Dutch, although I can understand it).
Dope! Thanks for doing my challenge.
Hallo Marcel. Goed bezig.
Hey mom, thank you very much!
@@MarcelVos This is too wholesome!
Jij ook goed gedaan met Marcel, moeders!
lol dit is zo schattig xD
I recently stumbled across this channel due to my recommended section, since then ive been hooked, videos are interesting, informing, straight to the point because of Marcel, i went and reinstalled RCT2 with OpenRCT2 to play on my free time or if my internet is being spotty, i learned alot through this channel and somethings i learned you can do the most insane things, keep up the great work bud, big fan.
IKR. I haven't played RCT2 in 15 years. It also makes me want to also.
How about a skill challenge?
Build a wooden roller coaster with at least 2 inversions, an excitement rating higher than 10, an intensity rating below 10, and a top speed over 80 mph
and no scenery, paths or other rides for a bonus.
I WAS ABLE TO DO IT ! lol. 10 exactly, top speed 85, and 2 loops.
I really loved that you walked us step-by-step through your thought process. Keep up the great work! I have no knowledge about RC2, but you still keep me engaged and entertained!
Every video posted makes somebody re-install RCT2. Keep it up!
Hello! I recently subscribed after stumbling upon your channel and started watching many of your videos after one got recommended to me. All your videos are fantastic and I love listening to you talk about RCT2 with how knowledgeable you are about it. This video was fantastic (as all your videos are) and I would love to see it become a series!
This is a great idea for a series! Very enjoyable to watch your thoughts/progress when designing these.
"It gets pushed up to a nice 6.09"
Oh I get it :p
I just noticed something similar to this with the Vertical Drop Coaster. When a car goes up from a steep 45° slope to an even piece, it gains a small amount of speed. If the car starts to touch the steep-to-even slope, it will accelerate up to 8 km/h when going up. If the even piece is followed up with a steep drop (to make a steep hill), it actually causes you to be speed neutral. You'll keep at least at 8 km/h and can pass as many of these steep hills as long as you have enough momentum left to touch the start of the next steep-to-even transition piece.
Woo it's out! You should continue with a series of suggestions.
Just wanted to drop in and say you've got some great content on your channel, and have inspired a lot of people to repurchase this game for the nostalgic experience we see in your videos. Keep up the great work!
I've been binging your videos. They're fantastic. They got me to start playing RCT2 again after many years.
You’re amazingly creative and I’d love to see more of these!
Definitely make this into a series if people suggest good enough challenges! This was great.
What I love about RCT 1&2 is that anybody can blau It without any excuses. It has been ported to every machine except most consoles, even Android and Apple devices. I love your content!
I love playing RCT2 and consider myself a decent player, but you must be a genius to understand this game on such a knowledgeable level. Always amazing to watch you work.
Great job Marcel, I’m beginning to think there’s no challenge out there you cannot do!
Currently working through every scenario on classic without open, enjoying the challenges as they come in order, I may have to borrow your second design due to the low running costs and great throughput!
Go for the series and keep up the great work! 👍🏻
Marcel, I challenge you to build the best one-tile-wide (Excluding the entrance and the exit; that would be impossible.) coaster you could come up with within a 10,000$ budget! (Scenery and other excitement boosters can go either under or over the track, not next to it.)
id love that kind of series. id even play along and be willing to submit designs if that becomes a thing. love your videos and channel man. great work.
Can't wait to see more of these challenge videos - they seem like they'll be a lot of fun!
I think the idea is good cus it helps everyone get creative, and helps you get out new content without having to do all the thinking yourself! Thank you Marcel!
Challenge: Make a beautiful park in rct2, to be judged by Silvarret:)
I love this. Definitely a great idea for a series. I challenge you to create a water coaster with six splashdown sections and a ride duration of less than 90 seconds.
build the smallest possible 10+ exitement coaster
This is the quality content that I subscribed for. Awesome!
Hi Marcel, I like it to see how much things you can do with this game. Hopefully you will make more of this 'Commend Challenges' video's. I'll sure watch them.
Adding a comment, this is definitely some of your better content, and I like your other content. So yes, viewers challenging you or setting challenges for yourself, to showcase your design skills and strategies and knowledge of the game, will be entertaining and informative. Even in this one example, you might have even surprised yourself with the finished product, a low cost, high throughput, good stats coaster that is cheap to maintain and pleasant to look at. This game is really great for players who are thoughtful and put as much thought into every turn and drop on their coaster designs as possible, and you put a lot of thought into it.
Bravo! I really like the final version! the color is exciting and it does look like a normal coaster of sorts haha
I Loved the video :)
Honestly I just like all ur video’s
They are very entertaining
And I don’t even play the game but still ur content is great!
Keep up the good work
Great idea for a (mini) series!! This is perfect for you!
why am i addicted to your channel. i dont even really like playing rct but your vids are cool. keep it up and lets see more of these chalenges. i wouldent mind seeing a park where every possable tile is filled with a ride peace. that would be crazy and awsome
This series has potential. I hope people constrain you in interesting ways. Making it to easy would be boring, but impossible or only doable with "dirty tricks" is also no fun. (This here is a clean trick as the exploit is clearly part of the challenge)
Your video's are slowly getting me through these levels
Awesome! Go for the series, Marcel! 💪🏼
That's quite a clever design at the end. Not to mention an interesting way to find new designs
TH-cam Recommendations taking me to my childhood games. Good content and a new subscriber.
My dear "vriend" im at this very moment downloading RCT2 again it has been some years but your videos give me great joy. and i just need to play it again for my self. love your videos
(All coaster challenges shown below here must be done on flat ground with 6+ excitement,
I'm glad you are making this into a series but another idea for you how about a video looking into recommending some custom scenarios for OpenRCT2 made by the community?
Really elegant solution, the use of the synchronized stations was quite clever.
These are wonderful. Thank you for making these!
Great stuff! Would love to see more! ❤️
Oh, wow! I saw at comment and I didn't think you'd actually do it! The end result doesn't look half bad either. 10/10
I think this would be a great addition to your many amazing series
That was actually super interesting, first time seeing a mobius coaster too.
You should be a lawyer. "Yes you'll pledge guilty but I'll use so many resources that upon conviction you'll walk out of the front door free."
Awesome coaster designs!
Nice challenge, I would love to see this become a series.
I really enjoyed seeing your process and how you arrived at your end design. While I am not savvy enough in the game to offer you a challenge, I do offer you support to make a series out of this!
Love all the vids , great idea for a series. Short videos are nice too, like this one. Bite size RCT2 to make my day nice
Great video, I especially like that it follows-up on a previous topic of yours.
Here's a challenge: design a jumping dinghy slide with at least 2 steep and 2 gentle hill crests in which the vertical Gs stays close to and averages to near 0. The jumps are neat visual effect, but I'm pedantic and bothered if the dinghy is clearly not following its natural trajectory.
I enjoy your videos, and I hope this helps.
Something tells me these coasters wouldn't work in real life. Not sure why, though...
Infinite loop coasters definately don't work in real life. There's a lot of drag and energy laws by many means.
@@sohopedeco Hmm Ive got a feeling he was making a joke, not sure why tho.
@@jamester0772 Very lengthy sentences weaken the perception of irony.
@@sohopedeco That sentence is actually one of the most used examples of irony. Responding to something using this sentence usually means that it is a joke. If he didn't include the second part, it would actually be less ironic.
@@sohopedeco "Very lengthy sentences" lmao what
I still don't say it's as much of a glitch as it is just a poor physics calculation, but it was nice to see what you can come up with using it. Thanks for showing your different iterations as well, it's always interesting to see how something progresses
The möbius coaster looks beautiful!
MARCEL! Big fan of your videos. Love the overview of certain rides but I couldn’t find one for the basic wooden roller coaster type on your channel. I would love to see some of your designs and learn what the min. requirements are.
I tried this design. I found that if you bank the upwards curve after the corkscrew, you can reduce the nausea rating to low and still get exactly 6 excitement.
Somehow... I don't know how... TH-cam put me towards you and I love RC. Some of the knowledge you've displaced I've picked up from playing, but none of the info I've learned I've understood. You've explained more than I, probably ever, would've picked up myself. I look forward to your past, present, and future videos to enhance my parks. To play on that edge of excellent performance and visually aesthetically appeal. Please continue with your passion as other also follow!
RespectAuthorita every now and then the TH-cam algorithms actually work! I think they’ve recommended me 1 or 2 good new channels... out of dozens.
This seems like a really cool idea, and I think especially if you do 2 or 3 challenges to lengthen each video out to something like 10 minutes (ad money heyo) it could work really well. The one thing I would do is define a couple of extra rules for completing the challenge to keep the builds more implementable in a normal game, sort of like what you did with not allowing scenery. Defining length, footprint, and/or cost restrictions would probably do it
I remember I once got a challenge of building a 4 by 4 (without entrance and exit) coaster with over 6 excitement with under 4 nausea and 5 intensity (i think) while also needing to make the track at least 500 meters long, it was actually possible and fairly easier than I first thought :D Good luck if you wanna try :D
Loved this! Please do more :D
Bit late to the party but really enjoyed seeing the exploit (And that its still in open rct after a 10 minute play in the steel sandbox) pretty casual scenario-only player but was cool seeing stuff I had no idea was there in a game I'd been playing on & off for almost 20 years. Thanks very much for that!
Damn that was super cool! I would have liked to have seen a final version with scenery and styling - as if you were selling the design!
Very nice Mobius coaster!
Great video!
Love the videos!
That was actually amazing
Weirdly enough the mobius design actually looks pretty cool and I would even try riding it in real life.
Great track!
This was a good video! Good problem.solving!
I have a challenge for you: make a gigantic (and well-designed) maze that spans the entire map, and then post a time-lapse video of an unlucky guest finding his way to the end
A mega maze or a mega labyrinth?
Because a mega maze would probably end up being frustrating "NO! It's that way! Don't go down that dead end again!"
stylesrj Wait what’s the difference :0 ?
@@leophyte9663
A maze has dead ends and stuff. A labyrinth is just a single path that twists and turns but you can't really get lost in it unless you're dropped in the middle.
After all, the Minotaur would have had to have navigated it as well and well how can it eat if it's also lost? :D
@@stylesrj Oh well thanks, the more you know
that challenge was ridiculously specific
i challenge you to make a ride that has 4.20 on all three stats
You made a calculator in RCT2, now it's time to make a computer that runs RCT2... in RCT2.
No idea how you do this, you RCT nerd.
Respect :D
Yes I certainly enjoyed this.
I wonder about a possible ride overview for some of the water rides in the game, like the Dinghy Slide, log flume, and river rapids. Even the water coaster. I know they're easy enough to grasp the concept of, but I'm curious to see what optimized builds you'd come up with for those & what insane contraptions would come out of em.
I love it! Here is my idea for the next challenge: make the cheapest coaster you can with 10+ excitement. Scenery can be used, but must all be savable/prebuildable (so no underground/water elements). Try to make it look relatively natural, with no floating paths or track pieces.
I am tempting to do this challenge cause I really like it, but I cannot do 'cheapest' and 'somewhat realistic' at the same time. There is always a grey area where something is not really realistic but maybe it is depending on who you ask and I like to avoid that.
@@MarcelVos I don't think "somewhat realistic" needs to be taken all that seriously - just consider it a ban on floating paths or track elements, and everything else is fair game. Make the queue/exit paths, placed scenery, and the ride itself as wild as you like to get all those bonuses.
Or just forget that part of it all together - I, and probably many others, would love to see the cheapest 10+ excitement coaster with no restrictions, too.
Leuke videos marcel ga zo door!
My challenge request, some of which I have accomplished.
1. In 10 by 10 area, build a coaster whose length exceeds 4,000m, with intensity lower than 10.00, which I have done in RCTClassic.
2. Break Coaster Crazy or Razor Rocks without guests, without using multiple circuit function. In case of Razor Rocks someone in a Korean RCT community accomplished it with RCT1.
Challenge: beat the hardest scenario, but you must keep the lawn mown at all times as soon as possible, and you can't use the handymen who are mowing for anything but mowing! You also can't replace the grass with anything either.
I played tons of vanilla back in the day. I downloaded RCT Classic for my iPad after finding your channel. I appreciate it even more now!
Potential Topics for new Videos:
Do pathways work differently when they're only 1 tiles wide? Or is there an advantage to having paths be extra wide (2 tiles wide or more). I always had guest get lost whenever I make the paths wider than the usual 1-tile width, but just wanted a definitive answer!
Could you do a video elaborating on the Hedge Mazes? Such a unique ride.
In RCT Classic, there's a scenery feature called "Queue Line TV" do these help ease peep's frustration in waiting in lines?
Why do you think they eliminated the ability to charge entry fees to parks in most scenarios?
Does Cutting the Grass do anything?
Or maybe a video explaining all the various awards your park can win?
Are boat hires without tracks more fun than boat hires with tracks?
Thanks & Keep up the good work!
Awesome content
what about trying to reach much higher excitement with the same restrictions? like 8 or 9 with no decoration bonuses. is that possible before the intensity gets too high?
HI! I LOVEEE your videos! I would like to see one about how to start playing better. I mean, help for beginners. Thank you! Love from Israel
Great vid
Beat a scenario that has a park rating requirement but you have to:
- Build one flat ride right at the park entrance. Make sure the queue is connected to the first tile after the entrance.
- Charge nothing for this ride and place its exit over water.
- Also don't modify the operation of the ride or do anything to deter guests from riding such as one way signs, confusing path layouts, ect.
Hi Marcel, I'm curious what are the highest stats you can get on a ride that fits in a square of a certain size. For instance, what coaster is the best for a 6x6 square, what about a 10x10 square, 20x20? I'm curious to see the points at which it becomes better to switch coaster types as the extra space allows for different designs. Thank you so much for the informative and relaxing videos!
sick i'm definitely building that
well done :D
Lessardo: 'makes challenge'
Marcel Vos: I am going to -end this man's- save my whole career
Comment Challenge: You should build the largest hedge maze possible
Bit boring
I wish to know expert like you what is your favorite design, you love it most, also the park XD.
great vid
Yes make a series!!!