Great video on your Amity Airfield park in RollerCoaster Tycoon 2! It was really interesting to see the challenges you faced and the creative solutions you came up with to make the most of the small space. The use of the airfield theme was especially creative, and the attention to detail in the park's architecture was impressive. I can't wait to see what other challenges and achievements you accomplish in future episodes. Keep up the great work!
I've been really enjoying the series! To answer your question of whether you want to edit it down a bit or not, Its totally up to you! Ill watch either way. Oh! and some small helpful tips when designating handymen's paths: -This can be done while paused if you're ever strapped for time. -You can set the grid size of the blue footprint squares from 1 to 64 -Try the "Highlight path issues" tool under the view icon when designating territory. It's super handy, man. Sorry bout that last terrible pun.
30:46 This coaster is based on the Vekoma Flying Dutchman, which was the earliest successful attempt at a flying coaster, the first one opening in 2000. It starts with passengers lying down, hence its RCT name. Two out of three still exist: Batwing at Six Flags America in MD, and Nighthawk at Carowinds in NC.
I'm really enjoying having this series on in the background while I'm working on other things, so I'm all too happy to watch an unedited version of your playthroughs (especially if it makes things easier for you). Found an old RT2 disk in a clearout earlier this year and have been tackling all the scenarios one by one myself - such a nostalgia trip. I'm quite inspired by your wonderful coaster designs, although I will say you are a little more ruthless in your business tactics than me XD P.S. If some scenarios are taking ages to beat what if you split things into two videos? Or even just take a break mid-playthrough and roll the two recording sessions together to keep everything in one video. I don't think anyone would mind if you wrapped up a play session mid video and cut to the next day to pick things back up from where you left off. It's a long time to sit and play through some of them in one go!
Thanks! I have actually taken breaks mid session, and discretely edited them together. I haven’t tried breaking videos up into parts though, I might try that for longer scenarios
I always like the name Goliath for the highest rollercoaster that I owned in a park. Others names I would use were mostly jokes, such as: 'don't ride', 'closed', or 'broken'. I don't know if that has any effect, but then again I didn't use English back then.
Flying rollercoasters are some of the most exhilarating inventions in the rollercoaster world for sure. I think I’ve only ridden Superman Ultimate Flight, which is think is the B&M version, but both brands look awesome.
I've never heard of this game before, but it looks like it would be a lot of fun, but looks like you need to have a good business mind for it! Is this an older game or new one?
RCT2 was released in 2002, but I’m playing a slightly modded version called OpenRCT2. Basically the fandom split when RCT3 came out, and as the franchise went downhill in more recent years, fans of RCT2 decided to create OpenRCT2 with bug fixes, new features, and other improvements. It’s super fun!
I never charge for a park map and the bathroom I only charge for admission to the park and food and drinks and park souvenirs and I don't consider a map to be a souvenir
They’re on steam. You can get the originals, or RCT Classic, which might be more stable on modern systems. Either option can be used to boot up OpenRCT2 if you desire.
@@reneecooper452 if you have the game files on your PC, but they won’t launch, instead of buying another game off steam you could try OpenRCT2, which will use to files to verify you own the game, then launch its modded version, which should work on newer systems
That was always the best part where you can change the enterance of the rides....Always loved it & still do!
Great video on your Amity Airfield park in RollerCoaster Tycoon 2! It was really interesting to see the challenges you faced and the creative solutions you came up with to make the most of the small space. The use of the airfield theme was especially creative, and the attention to detail in the park's architecture was impressive. I can't wait to see what other challenges and achievements you accomplish in future episodes. Keep up the great work!
That’s such a nice comment, thank you! 😁
I've been really enjoying the series! To answer your question of whether you want to edit it down a bit or not, Its totally up to you! Ill watch either way.
Oh! and some small helpful tips when designating handymen's paths:
-This can be done while paused if you're ever strapped for time.
-You can set the grid size of the blue footprint squares from 1 to 64
-Try the "Highlight path issues" tool under the view icon when designating territory. It's super handy, man.
Sorry bout that last terrible pun.
That pun was awful! Kind of like my puns 😅
Finally! Been looking forward to this!
30:46 This coaster is based on the Vekoma Flying Dutchman, which was the earliest successful attempt at a flying coaster, the first one opening in 2000. It starts with passengers lying down, hence its RCT name. Two out of three still exist: Batwing at Six Flags America in MD, and Nighthawk at Carowinds in NC.
Thank you! I was wondering what it was based on
I'm really enjoying having this series on in the background while I'm working on other things, so I'm all too happy to watch an unedited version of your playthroughs (especially if it makes things easier for you). Found an old RT2 disk in a clearout earlier this year and have been tackling all the scenarios one by one myself - such a nostalgia trip. I'm quite inspired by your wonderful coaster designs, although I will say you are a little more ruthless in your business tactics than me XD
P.S. If some scenarios are taking ages to beat what if you split things into two videos? Or even just take a break mid-playthrough and roll the two recording sessions together to keep everything in one video. I don't think anyone would mind if you wrapped up a play session mid video and cut to the next day to pick things back up from where you left off. It's a long time to sit and play through some of them in one go!
Thanks!
I have actually taken breaks mid session, and discretely edited them together. I haven’t tried breaking videos up into parts though, I might try that for longer scenarios
I always like the name Goliath for the highest rollercoaster that I owned in a park.
Others names I would use were mostly jokes, such as: 'don't ride', 'closed', or 'broken'.
I don't know if that has any effect, but then again I didn't use English back then.
The lay down coaster is a real life equivalent of a Vekoma Flying Coaster.
Flying rollercoasters are some of the most exhilarating inventions in the rollercoaster world for sure. I think I’ve only ridden Superman Ultimate Flight, which is think is the B&M version, but both brands look awesome.
On the original RCT 1, putting benches near ride exits reduce vomit .. maybe worth trying on rct 2... Great series 👏
Great idea! I’ll try that 👍
Nice parks!! But don’t worry about the intensity being to high people will ride and only charge 10$ for coasters your lines will be more filled
a cool name would be Fantasy Corkscrew. A Corkscrew Coaster with fantasy Theming
I've never heard of this game before, but it looks like it would be a lot of fun, but looks like you need to have a good business mind for it! Is this an older game or new one?
RCT2 was released in 2002, but I’m playing a slightly modded version called OpenRCT2. Basically the fandom split when RCT3 came out, and as the franchise went downhill in more recent years, fans of RCT2 decided to create OpenRCT2 with bug fixes, new features, and other improvements. It’s super fun!
@@azungu1190 i got this game game and the 1st one out of a cereal box when i was a kidd, loved playing it with my sister
I never charge for a park map and the bathroom I only charge for admission to the park and food and drinks and park souvenirs and I don't consider a map to be a souvenir
Like the video. Music is too much for me though. Looses the relaxed mood
Anyone know how I can get this on my laptop
They’re on steam. You can get the originals, or RCT Classic, which might be more stable on modern systems. Either option can be used to boot up OpenRCT2 if you desire.
@@azungu1190 thank you! I bought the cd and it didn’t work. Couldn’t figure out how to get it from there
@@reneecooper452 if you have the game files on your PC, but they won’t launch, instead of buying another game off steam you could try OpenRCT2, which will use to files to verify you own the game, then launch its modded version, which should work on newer systems
@@azungu1190 cool I’ll try that!
Could you please, save the rides that you created and share????
Good idea! Though I’d have to find a reliable file sharing option first
Thank u so much! 🇧🇷
Good to see someone making rct vids and not simultaneously trying to convert children to homosexuality