Hey guys, I'm sorry about the audio glitches in the video. Especially between the 5:00 and 15:00 minute marks the audio skips a second every now and then. I'm still on the fence on whether I want to rerecord it in hindsight - the rest of the video seems to be mostly fine. I'm also not sure how to fix it in the future, my Blue Yeti has been doing this from time to time lately and my only fix so far has been to change the USB port but that's not a great solution. Anyway, just so you know that I'm aware of it, and it's probably annoying me just as much as it is you guys.
I've generally not heard positive things about the Blue Yeti, or for that matter, most USB microphones. I'm sure there are some good USB mics out there, but most don't have a lot of longevity (from what I have heard).Maybe not a solution for now, but something worth considering in the future is buying an XLR microphone and an external sound adapter with an XLR input on it.My set up is an AudioTechnica AT2020 (which they also make in a USB flavor if you don't want to spend money on the sound adapter) with a Presonus AudioBox iOne. A total cost of about $200/$260 (The mic is on sale at the time of writing, thus the wide price difference) You'll need an XLR cable too, although I think it's possible to get one bundled with either the mic or the interface. I've been using this set up for 4 years now, and has traveled with me to 2 different countries and 5 different homes, so I think they are quite reliable.
One thing that I've noticed about experience ratings is that putting cash machines in a park actually makes it rather difficult to get good experience ratings. Experience ratings are only generated when guests write reviews while leaving the park. Guests usually leave when they a) run out of money, or b) get upset. Guests that are upset leave bad reviews, bringing the experience rating down. Guests that are happy stay in the park as long as they can, and as long as a guest stays in the park, they never leave a review to bring up the experience rating. Cash machines keep guests in the park longer, which means fewer happy guests leave and write positive reviews, which makes it difficult to raise the experience rating.
Manhattan Express/Big Apple Coaster/whatever you want to call the TOGO at the New York New York Hotel in Las Vegas costs $15 to ride IIRC. There are actually a good number of coasters in the $10-15 range in the US, but I'm not aware of any that cost more off hand.
You always make my parks look like kindergarten-level stuff, I love watching your videos a lot. In my playthrough of this park, I had a crappy-ass steel rollercoaster and a wild mouse I ruined by adding block sections in weird places, but I still managed to get the goal, so yeah. Also, tons of flat rides, but most of them were the initial ones.
I'm uploading blueprints to the workshops right now, so if you want to use some of the coasters from this playthrough in your park, check my Steam Workshop page down below. The names of the coasters from Mystic Oasis and Nova Labs all have names rather than just the scenario name itself, thanks to everyone who watched my livestream where I blueprinted them and uh, 'crowdsourced' their names! steamcommunity.com/id/Silvarret/myworkshopfiles/?appid=453090
>Try to build all the coaster on my own like Silvarett >Literally stuck for 2 hours building a junior coaster because height difference and deleting the station. Those years worth of playing Roller Coaster games really sets the differences. I bow down to the great one. Your channel is like a masterclass of roller coaster game.
Hey! Stumbled upon your parkitect videos a few days ago. Your parks are beautiful and you know so much about rollercoasters which is super interesting! I especially love it when you mention Benelux parks like Bobbejaanland and Efteling, since I'm from Belgium and know those parks well! Anyways, love the videos!
Thanks for the great episode again silv ! You really beat that level easily, i was shocked :D But that first coaster is a real cash machine. From what i learned in the game, the "depot" thingy where you can stock supplies serves as well as a trashbin for your workers. The trash building is helpful when you dont want to build the depot but want your janitors to dont walk half the park to find a place to get rid of the trash bags. Also, for the roads behind shops, i find useful to use common road with a "no entry for guest" sign, then workers'road. The first road is connected either inside the building or outside, and this way i dont lose any scenery ratings. And thank you for the inspiration, i really like to see your episode before, and now after i completed a scenario, it pushs me to get better and more creative :) edit: also i discovered that all mods that add pieces to the game are disabled in campaign mode, so everyone has to do it vanilla like you. Except for the mods that let you select what to hide and show the trace of the coaster when building, and i guess pov mods or things like that works as well.
I've really enjoyed watching this series, Silv. I'm not a huge fan of the art style of this game, it's very stylised. But, I love the fluid and flowy animation, and the gameplay looks every bit as enjoyable as RCT1 and RCT2. I really like seeing what you do with the scenarios to make them look and function beautifully.
When I played this scenario I made a mistake, didn't build a coaster early so struggled a lot with the income. This is the only park I've not completed all objectives in time. Eventually, I'm going to replay it. Nice park as always, you clearly have the touch to make amazing things in this game.
I liked your approach. Never thought of the Dutch colonial theme, but it fits quite nice there. Looking forward to the upcoming scenarios, where you will shine as ever. Note: You don't need a trash chute when you have a depot building. The depot has both...
Thanks for letting me know, I didn't notice it when I was editing, but there's no cut in the audiofile so it's actually my microphone causing it. I'll look into it!
Nice. I loved this scenario as well. A relaxed objective and a beautiful visual. There is currently a bug with the loan objective: You complete it with starting the park and it doesn't reset, even if you take a loan. Aside from that: Take loans when you want to build large coasters, as those rake in the cash. Just make sure they have good ratings and a well timed throughput. Repaying loans is a piece of cake when you have the license to print money. The timed goals ("Reach all non-optional goals before x") actually count if you only quickly reach them. Example: You need 600 guests, and get the 600th guest before the time limit because of some temporary event or ad campaign you run. Then guest leave and you fall below 600. The time goal is achieved, since you only need to reach the goals, not hold them like you would have to when trying to win the scenario.
Before I watch this, I just wanted to tell that I really love your detailed decorating. I never have parks that I am happy with, especially seeing your version afterwards. But in this case I was pretty happy with my results. I kept the islands intact and had the attractions on the islands only (excluding one rollercoaster which stretched over two islands), so that the small island structure was kept intact. Can't wait for your awesome solution!
I did the same order, Nova first, but stuck on the archipelago. 15:30 Getting $8000 for 250 guests as an optional goal helps, though. I always try fitting flat rides into the curves of coasters to increase excitement. Wish the valley roof pieces you used were available in an opaque version, as well.
Hey silvarret. I love your stuff keep up the great work. You dont have to put a trash thing next to your depots. The depot works as one of those as well so your janitors will bring the trash to the depot instead of walking all the way back.
Great video, thanks. The park looks awesome. I tried to copy a lot what you did here (albeit not exactly) as I'm trying to learn ideas for how to not make my park all look identical, but still cohesive (which you referenced in this video). I tried to do similar Dutch Colonial buildings that you used here, and found them really fun to build.
That roof you put over the twister is really cool, I need to get better at figuring out how to make those interesting shapes Also it's funny to notice that I placed a building in almost the exact same place as the ATM building "restaurant" - It was a staff break room rather than an ATM, and the decoration was different, but it was funny to see that that place is just so good for a small building of some kind
Great work as always Silv! The tropical colonial look reminds me of much of the Caribbean. Very fitting for this type of map! Would be interesting to see some sort of colonial fortress in a future tropical map. Maybe use it for a very themed coaster?
30:20 I’ve always lived in a world with more coasters than flat rides, cedar point and michigans adventure are the midewesterner’s parks of choice. But theres definitely no theming hahaha
Nice little park. And the wingcoaster in Toverland is just awesome. I really found that a good coaster. I must say not been to many different parks but still :-)
Don't worry to much about the glitches. It's the great content, that me and others make wanna watch this series, not the glitch-free audio. :D Btw: *hypnosic voice* You don't need Reallife, you need to upload Parkitect, You don't need Reallife, you need to upload Parkitect, You don't need Reallife... /end silly Great video!
I love fenix and the new area at Toverland. great addition i agree. Although one of the sides at the back of the train was kinda rough especially for a b&m
I loved the architecture in this park, I would love to see a similar Carribean theme (maybe more French influenced) for another one of the MANY island scenarios :)
Olympia was £9 - still a ton but it makes sense when they have to transport it etc for just 1 month of being open. Iron Shark at Galveston Pier is like 20$ i think. Icon is £15 on tokens (but everyone buys wristbands really at blackpool)
Yay, another great episode! I was hoping that you might put a water ride on this one. But it's still an awesome build, though. I noticed that you didn't put much stalls in your park and it causes your park rating to drop down a bit. Making more food areas might help with that issue. But I'm quite curious if connecting different branches of a pathway might also help with that issue.
Coaster names! Love the series, keep it up Silv! Fishhook (Schwarzkopf looper) - named after its signature curved drop and tropical locale, this coaster's one of the original permanent builds of Anton Schwarzkopf! Chickcharney (B&M Wing Coaster) - this carribean cryptid flies over the watery tropics, granting good luck to those who show it proper respect, and bad luck to those who test its powers -- you are one of the latter. Can you survive the Chickcharney?
i'd really would love seeing ya try do a dueling or raceing roller coaster, thems are easily my fav ones, cuz of the potential dynamics ya can make with one of these
I feel like the loop on that first coaster needs more support. Seems like the supports don’t generate when placed over water? Otherwise everything looks fantastic as usual 😁
Loving this!! I like the simple 2x2 queue line covers that you did, very simple but so on point and on theme. I'm curious though why you don't cover the whole queue, do covered queues score more bonus points from the guests? Are uncovered queue squares counted as neutral or negative in the guest experience if it is raining/extremely hot? Or is it just an aesthetic thing? I like "raincover" option to see where in the park the guests can be dry but they don't seem to gather in those areas while it is raining, so I don't understand why it's there. The wing coaster station is outstanding! As is the layout, I would love some Parkitect Coaster College. ;) IN ANY CASE, great episode!!!
Thank you! As for your question - I don't know, but I suspect that covered queues will be better for guests', happiness/experience ratings. And either way, it adds some realism too, so I'd add them even if they didn't have an in-game purpose!
I apologize if this comes off rude or anything, but why's there not too many non coaster tracked rides in your parks? They're great but it'd be awesome to see them too!
Nice video and lovely park =) I have a question though. At around 30:17 you say it's better to use the AutoComplete feature.. I can't find this in the game. Is it in the game?
It's not a feature per se, but if the different in height or banking between two track pieces is close enough, the game will automatically connect them.
In any case, are you thinking about doing a coaster college on Parkitect? I've been watching OpenRCT2 videos to gain some knowledge but I just can't seem to translate it over
Damn! Just as I was about to suggest an “In any case” drinking game 😂. In any case, keep up the great work (and it wouldn’t be a Silvarret video without you saying “In any case” haha).
May I ask something again? Would you ever look at fan made parks? Because id love to know what things you might change and what things you find good or bad decoration wise
In any case, I've compiled a couple substitutes for you to try: However. Either way. Even so. All the same. Anyway. Anyhow. Nonetheless. Nevertheless. Regardless. Despite all that. In spite of all that. Aside from that. Besides that. Be that as it may. Come what may. At any cost. At any rate. In any case. In any event.
I think a majority of the community uses a pause-and-build style gameplay. I know this isn't totally your thing, but I would love to see you challenge yourself on one of these maps and see what you would come up with. I think you'd be surprised at how close you could come to your normal parks while still being able to gold them. All it takes is some smart coaster building and park layout which you're totally good at. We just never get to see the payout of these choices really pay off because you keep the clock running. Also, you aren't really able to benefit from the investment that you make doing big construction projects because most of the time, you're running the park without those big rides, which is probably at a deficit. Anyhow, love the videos, thanks for all you do.
I really like this idea. I don't care much about golding scenarios, but you're right about the costs of building while letting the game play; also, I think it'd be an interesting way to include real-time segments while waiting for the park to start running. That said - and I know this is not a very rational argument - I'm used to building while the game is unpaused (I suppose a lifetime of playing RCT1 is responsible for that), so if I prefer that in the end, I'll keep playing this way.
@@Silvarret Hey I know the feeling! I used to play a lot of RCT1. I know as a content creator you have to do what sparks joy 🤣Excited to see what you end up with! Yeah I wouldn't do it for Adventure Island. Trying to fix Killer Bee so it's not a money pit is a pain in the butt. I couldn't gold it while making a good looking park without completely cutting off and shutting down the elevator.
Two things about pronouncing German names: I think in German 'e' at the end of any word is never silent, although I'm not sure whether it is true or not in case of "Heide Park" (but most likely is). But certainly 'w' in "Schwarzkopf" and every other German word is pronounced like 'v'. I hear this mistake so often... Don't take that as an insult, I just want people to be aware how things are pronounced in non-english languages. By the way, these rules also apply to Polish language ;)
Hey Silvarret! I am just going to ask this here because for the life of me, I can't find it anywhere... I am struggling so hard with block brakes. I can't find anywhere a good normal tutorial that just either does not go off topic completely, or has terrible video quality or is just 20 minutes long without much explanation... I want to use them to have just more than 3 karts in the wild mouse coaster, however they just make every kart stop every time at one... I don't understand the trim speed if clear option either because it changes nothing to my scenario. Even if I add a lot. They just stop everywhere and make the ride so unrealistic and boring. Guests just have to sit so long everywhere... I am just frustrated sorry. Do you know a guide that actually works?
Silv try and do some audio tests before recordings and of it occurs try resting the suitors settings of the microphone and put it back to what you had before a restart
This might be irrelevant but you should make a series with planet coaster where you build a park and try to operate it. Maybe get inspired by some existing parks 😮
I have been trying to crack this park for 5 days, but have failed Everytime. Any tips for me? Also this park is amazing and I wish I could build to such a beautiful extent.
It's not really a visible feature, all the game does is automatically snap to tracks that are close enough - but they have to be really close to do it. It's mostly to fix the issue people used to have when e.g. the station is at a height of 6, but the track going to the station is at 6 1/8.
Good point! Maybe B&M figured out the dive drop on a later model and decided to stick with it for all the subsequent coasters. I have to say, it's one of my favourite elements as a first drop, the slow rotating hangtime beats almost any normal drop for me.
Hey guys, I'm sorry about the audio glitches in the video. Especially between the 5:00 and 15:00 minute marks the audio skips a second every now and then. I'm still on the fence on whether I want to rerecord it in hindsight - the rest of the video seems to be mostly fine. I'm also not sure how to fix it in the future, my Blue Yeti has been doing this from time to time lately and my only fix so far has been to change the USB port but that's not a great solution. Anyway, just so you know that I'm aware of it, and it's probably annoying me just as much as it is you guys.
This thread might help www.reddit.com/r/Twitch/comments/8r8smd/blue_yeti_mic_audio_glitchingcrackingpopping_in/
Haha I thought you were trying to edit out Coughs
@@Mrwheels1260 I didn't need to listen to the audio to remove coughs, the insane clipping was easily visible in Audacity :')
@@warrenparker7002 Thank you, I'll check it out!
I've generally not heard positive things about the Blue Yeti, or for that matter, most USB microphones. I'm sure there are some good USB mics out there, but most don't have a lot of longevity (from what I have heard).Maybe not a solution for now, but something worth considering in the future is buying an XLR microphone and an external sound adapter with an XLR input on it.My set up is an AudioTechnica AT2020 (which they also make in a USB flavor if you don't want to spend money on the sound adapter) with a Presonus AudioBox iOne. A total cost of about $200/$260 (The mic is on sale at the time of writing, thus the wide price difference) You'll need an XLR cable too, although I think it's possible to get one bundled with either the mic or the interface.
I've been using this set up for 4 years now, and has traveled with me to 2 different countries and 5 different homes, so I think they are quite reliable.
Silv "In any case" Arret
omg true lol
One thing that I've noticed about experience ratings is that putting cash machines in a park actually makes it rather difficult to get good experience ratings. Experience ratings are only generated when guests write reviews while leaving the park. Guests usually leave when they a) run out of money, or b) get upset. Guests that are upset leave bad reviews, bringing the experience rating down. Guests that are happy stay in the park as long as they can, and as long as a guest stays in the park, they never leave a review to bring up the experience rating. Cash machines keep guests in the park longer, which means fewer happy guests leave and write positive reviews, which makes it difficult to raise the experience rating.
And of course, not putting cash machines makes it harder for you to reach the operating costs. Fun times all round
"As for the rides... oh we don´t get a lot actually." ... Sees Junior Coaster: "we do got some good coasters!" XD
Manhattan Express/Big Apple Coaster/whatever you want to call the TOGO at the New York New York Hotel in Las Vegas costs $15 to ride IIRC. There are actually a good number of coasters in the $10-15 range in the US, but I'm not aware of any that cost more off hand.
When I went in 2022 they were charging $30+ a ride 😭😭 definitely way overpriced, but still a fun ride
You always make my parks look like kindergarten-level stuff, I love watching your videos a lot. In my playthrough of this park, I had a crappy-ass steel rollercoaster and a wild mouse I ruined by adding block sections in weird places, but I still managed to get the goal, so yeah. Also, tons of flat rides, but most of them were the initial ones.
I'm uploading blueprints to the workshops right now, so if you want to use some of the coasters from this playthrough in your park, check my Steam Workshop page down below. The names of the coasters from Mystic Oasis and Nova Labs all have names rather than just the scenario name itself, thanks to everyone who watched my livestream where I blueprinted them and uh, 'crowdsourced' their names!
steamcommunity.com/id/Silvarret/myworkshopfiles/?appid=453090
My favorite series on yt atm (:
>Try to build all the coaster on my own like Silvarett
>Literally stuck for 2 hours building a junior coaster because height difference and deleting the station.
Those years worth of playing Roller Coaster games really sets the differences. I bow down to the great one. Your channel is like a masterclass of roller coaster game.
Hey! Stumbled upon your parkitect videos a few days ago. Your parks are beautiful and you know so much about rollercoasters which is super interesting! I especially love it when you mention Benelux parks like Bobbejaanland and Efteling, since I'm from Belgium and know those parks well! Anyways, love the videos!
Thanks for the great episode again silv ! You really beat that level easily, i was shocked :D But that first coaster is a real cash machine.
From what i learned in the game, the "depot" thingy where you can stock supplies serves as well as a trashbin for your workers. The trash building is helpful when you dont want to build the depot but want your janitors to dont walk half the park to find a place to get rid of the trash bags.
Also, for the roads behind shops, i find useful to use common road with a "no entry for guest" sign, then workers'road. The first road is connected either inside the building or outside, and this way i dont lose any scenery ratings.
And thank you for the inspiration, i really like to see your episode before, and now after i completed a scenario, it pushs me to get better and more creative :)
edit: also i discovered that all mods that add pieces to the game are disabled in campaign mode, so everyone has to do it vanilla like you. Except for the mods that let you select what to hide and show the trace of the coaster when building, and i guess pov mods or things like that works as well.
Nothing wrong with saying “in any case” a lot. It doesn’t lessen the quality of the video! In any case, can’t wait for the next one!
In any case, I’ll always watch your videos regardless on how many times you say in any case!
I've really enjoyed watching this series, Silv. I'm not a huge fan of the art style of this game, it's very stylised. But, I love the fluid and flowy animation, and the gameplay looks every bit as enjoyable as RCT1 and RCT2. I really like seeing what you do with the scenarios to make them look and function beautifully.
I'm honestly so in awe of how you can make such a small area work so well, I would only be able to get 2 flats and one coaster honestly
When I played this scenario I made a mistake, didn't build a coaster early so struggled a lot with the income. This is the only park I've not completed all objectives in time. Eventually, I'm going to replay it.
Nice park as always, you clearly have the touch to make amazing things in this game.
I liked your approach. Never thought of the Dutch colonial theme, but it fits quite nice there.
Looking forward to the upcoming scenarios, where you will shine as ever.
Note: You don't need a trash chute when you have a depot building. The depot has both...
my face lights up when i see that you uploaded a video :)
9:40 am i the only one having problem with the audio or it's the video?
Its the video / youtube
got it to
@@MakerTim me too
Thanks for letting me know, I didn't notice it when I was editing, but there's no cut in the audiofile so it's actually my microphone causing it. I'll look into it!
I have it the whole video
Nice. I loved this scenario as well. A relaxed objective and a beautiful visual.
There is currently a bug with the loan objective: You complete it with starting the park and it doesn't reset, even if you take a loan. Aside from that: Take loans when you want to build large coasters, as those rake in the cash. Just make sure they have good ratings and a well timed throughput. Repaying loans is a piece of cake when you have the license to print money.
The timed goals ("Reach all non-optional goals before x") actually count if you only quickly reach them. Example: You need 600 guests, and get the 600th guest before the time limit because of some temporary event or ad campaign you run. Then guest leave and you fall below 600. The time goal is achieved, since you only need to reach the goals, not hold them like you would have to when trying to win the scenario.
can we please get a sandbox full park
13:31 A what machine? A.. sex machine? 😂 Ding dang Silv. Fun for the WHOLE family. World class entertainment. 👏😂
Before I watch this, I just wanted to tell that I really love your detailed decorating. I never have parks that I am happy with, especially seeing your version afterwards. But in this case I was pretty happy with my results. I kept the islands intact and had the attractions on the islands only (excluding one rollercoaster which stretched over two islands), so that the small island structure was kept intact. Can't wait for your awesome solution!
You nailed it
Your videos gave me so much inspiration for building parks in parkitect
I've actually caught myself saying "in any case" several times, and now I know why!
I did the same order, Nova first, but stuck on the archipelago. 15:30 Getting $8000 for 250 guests as an optional goal helps, though. I always try fitting flat rides into the curves of coasters to increase excitement. Wish the valley roof pieces you used were available in an opaque version, as well.
Hey silvarret. I love your stuff keep up the great work.
You dont have to put a trash thing next to your depots. The depot works as one of those as well so your janitors will bring the trash to the depot instead of walking all the way back.
I love this series soooo much! Can't wait to see the next episode!
Imagine doing an island map and not making a single water ride. :P
Came out so much quicker than I expected! Love the content Silv, keep it up!!
I love how you changed it from 2 - 8 in 1 minute!! 😂
Great video, thanks. The park looks awesome. I tried to copy a lot what you did here (albeit not exactly) as I'm trying to learn ideas for how to not make my park all look identical, but still cohesive (which you referenced in this video). I tried to do similar Dutch Colonial buildings that you used here, and found them really fun to build.
That roof you put over the twister is really cool, I need to get better at figuring out how to make those interesting shapes
Also it's funny to notice that I placed a building in almost the exact same place as the ATM building "restaurant" - It was a staff break room rather than an ATM, and the decoration was different, but it was funny to see that that place is just so good for a small building of some kind
Great work as always Silv! The tropical colonial look reminds me of much of the Caribbean. Very fitting for this type of map! Would be interesting to see some sort of colonial fortress in a future tropical map. Maybe use it for a very themed coaster?
Thanks for the awesome video again Silvarret! It ended my week on a happy note!
30:20 I’ve always lived in a world with more coasters than flat rides, cedar point and michigans adventure are the midewesterner’s parks of choice. But theres definitely no theming hahaha
Nice little park.
And the wingcoaster in Toverland is just awesome. I really found that a good coaster. I must say not been to many different parks but still :-)
Ferris wheels kill the experience rating because they take forever to queue and ride.
This, basically at most put 1 queue tile for them.
Don't worry to much about the glitches.
It's the great content, that me and others make wanna watch this series, not the glitch-free audio. :D
Btw:
*hypnosic voice*
You don't need Reallife, you need to upload Parkitect, You don't need Reallife, you need to upload Parkitect, You don't need Reallife...
/end silly
Great video!
I love fenix and the new area at Toverland. great addition i agree. Although one of the sides at the back of the train was kinda rough especially for a b&m
I sure hope high tide doesn't come in. Half the park would be underwater! XD
Love your content, Silv! Thank you for doing so much Parkitect; it provides a ton of personal inspiration :)
If you ever get the change, would you design a whole park which would actually get build and how would you do it?
I loved the architecture in this park, I would love to see a similar Carribean theme (maybe more French influenced) for another one of the MANY island scenarios :)
Olympia was £9 - still a ton but it makes sense when they have to transport it etc for just 1 month of being open. Iron Shark at Galveston Pier is like 20$ i think. Icon is £15 on tokens (but everyone buys wristbands really at blackpool)
Such a Masterpiece!
Yay, another great episode! I was hoping that you might put a water ride on this one. But it's still an awesome build, though. I noticed that you didn't put much stalls in your park and it causes your park rating to drop down a bit. Making more food areas might help with that issue. But I'm quite curious if connecting different branches of a pathway might also help with that issue.
Nice video once again, the little islands are really cute!
Ohh yes! You just made my sunday!! Thanks for the upload! :D
Another Great Looking park and another epic video
There is one thing I noticed even more than your "in any case". "With that said..." :D
"In any case" is like Silv's equivalent of Shawn Sanbrooke's "but err, yeah" or "like I say" 😂
Coaster names! Love the series, keep it up Silv!
Fishhook (Schwarzkopf looper) - named after its signature curved drop and tropical locale, this coaster's one of the original permanent builds of Anton Schwarzkopf!
Chickcharney (B&M Wing Coaster) - this carribean cryptid flies over the watery tropics, granting good luck to those who show it proper respect, and bad luck to those who test its powers -- you are one of the latter. Can you survive the Chickcharney?
I love the islands map it's so pretty
i'd really would love seeing ya try do a dueling or raceing roller coaster, thems are easily my fav ones, cuz of the potential dynamics ya can make with one of these
The new Silvarret drinking game, take a sip of your favorite beverage when he says "in any case". In any case, I say it now too and I blame you. :)
this is my favorite scenario you've done yet 🤙
The “in any case” doesnt bother me at all. I didnt even notice it before you said it😂😂
I feel like the loop on that first coaster needs more support. Seems like the supports don’t generate when placed over water? Otherwise everything looks fantastic as usual 😁
Loving this!!
I like the simple 2x2 queue line covers that you did, very simple but so on point and on theme. I'm curious though why you don't cover the whole queue, do covered queues score more bonus points from the guests? Are uncovered queue squares counted as neutral or negative in the guest experience if it is raining/extremely hot? Or is it just an aesthetic thing? I like "raincover" option to see where in the park the guests can be dry but they don't seem to gather in those areas while it is raining, so I don't understand why it's there.
The wing coaster station is outstanding! As is the layout, I would love some Parkitect Coaster College. ;)
IN ANY CASE, great episode!!!
Thank you! As for your question - I don't know, but I suspect that covered queues will be better for guests', happiness/experience ratings. And either way, it adds some realism too, so I'd add them even if they didn't have an in-game purpose!
I apologize if this comes off rude or anything, but why's there not too many non coaster tracked rides in your parks? They're great but it'd be awesome to see them too!
No offense taken, it's a good point, I'll try to include them more. They're just not very quick & easy money makers, I think.
I would love to see your take on the slash battle ride. That one is my favorite in this game. It's so unique
best solution to the audio issue is to mute the video, open up a loop of the Treasure Trove Cove music in another tab and enjoy the detailing
Huh, the building on the map for Nova Labs doesn't seem to be there at the start of the video. Even stranger, it's there at the end.
Nice video and lovely park =)
I have a question though. At around 30:17 you say it's better to use the AutoComplete feature.. I can't find this in the game. Is it in the game?
It's not a feature per se, but if the different in height or banking between two track pieces is close enough, the game will automatically connect them.
@@Silvarret huh I never noticed that. Thanks man :)
Omg I’m so happy to see this new vid lol
In any case, are you thinking about doing a coaster college on Parkitect? I've been watching OpenRCT2 videos to gain some knowledge but I just can't seem to translate it over
seriously Silv you don't need to worry about any sayings like "in any case" you're quite perfect
9:52 How I talk when I am getting a haircut
Damn! Just as I was about to suggest an “In any case” drinking game 😂. In any case, keep up the great work (and it wouldn’t be a Silvarret video without you saying “In any case” haha).
May I ask something again?
Would you ever look at fan made parks?
Because id love to know what things you might change and what things you find good or bad decoration wise
In any case, I've compiled a couple substitutes for you to try:
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31:27 when the Skyfall thingy broke and the people sat up there for AGES. If that happened IRL…
I think a majority of the community uses a pause-and-build style gameplay. I know this isn't totally your thing, but I would love to see you challenge yourself on one of these maps and see what you would come up with. I think you'd be surprised at how close you could come to your normal parks while still being able to gold them. All it takes is some smart coaster building and park layout which you're totally good at. We just never get to see the payout of these choices really pay off because you keep the clock running. Also, you aren't really able to benefit from the investment that you make doing big construction projects because most of the time, you're running the park without those big rides, which is probably at a deficit. Anyhow, love the videos, thanks for all you do.
I really like this idea. I don't care much about golding scenarios, but you're right about the costs of building while letting the game play; also, I think it'd be an interesting way to include real-time segments while waiting for the park to start running. That said - and I know this is not a very rational argument - I'm used to building while the game is unpaused (I suppose a lifetime of playing RCT1 is responsible for that), so if I prefer that in the end, I'll keep playing this way.
I'm already working on Adventure Island, but for the next one I'll try to start off paused!
@@Silvarret Hey I know the feeling! I used to play a lot of RCT1. I know as a content creator you have to do what sparks joy 🤣Excited to see what you end up with! Yeah I wouldn't do it for Adventure Island. Trying to fix Killer Bee so it's not a money pit is a pain in the butt. I couldn't gold it while making a good looking park without completely cutting off and shutting down the elevator.
@@Silvarret Also I just want to say I love how varied and colorful your parks are, even while fitting into a theme. Very inspiring.
Silv, as much as the tilt-shift effect looks nice, could you tone it down a bit? It's causing some problems with video playback. Thanks!
Another Video? That fast?
A surprise to be sure. But a welcome one!
Two things about pronouncing German names:
I think in German 'e' at the end of any word is never silent, although I'm not sure whether it is true or not in case of "Heide Park" (but most likely is). But certainly 'w' in "Schwarzkopf" and every other German word is pronounced like 'v'. I hear this mistake so often...
Don't take that as an insult, I just want people to be aware how things are pronounced in non-english languages.
By the way, these rules also apply to Polish language ;)
If it havn't changed again the depots can be used as trash shoot as well by the cleaners.
Hey Silvarret! I am just going to ask this here because for the life of me, I can't find it anywhere... I am struggling so hard with block brakes.
I can't find anywhere a good normal tutorial that just either does not go off topic completely, or has terrible video quality or is just 20 minutes long without much explanation...
I want to use them to have just more than 3 karts in the wild mouse coaster, however they just make every kart stop every time at one...
I don't understand the trim speed if clear option either because it changes nothing to my scenario. Even if I add a lot. They just stop everywhere and make the ride so unrealistic and boring. Guests just have to sit so long everywhere...
I am just frustrated sorry.
Do you know a guide that actually works?
i did a lot more of rockwork on this. I think rockwork makes a whole lot of difference
Batavia Cay? Is it coincidence that there's a scenario named Batavia when in Europa Park there once was a ride called "Piraten in Batavia"? :D
No idea, it was Josh who made that scenario! But I don't think there's any particular reason behind the name, haha.
Audio is a bit weird at points, might wanna check that out
Love the video hope you feel well
woah, you got that one out fast
Silv try and do some audio tests before recordings and of it occurs try resting the suitors settings of the microphone and put it back to what you had before a restart
This might be irrelevant but you should make a series with planet coaster where you build a park and try to operate it. Maybe get inspired by some existing parks 😮
Another great video!
I have been trying to crack this park for 5 days, but have failed Everytime. Any tips for me? Also this park is amazing and I wish I could build to such a beautiful extent.
I just got it! Thanks silvarret for inspiring me for how I did my park!
Oh yeah thats what I was waiting for !:)
sounds like the driver software for your mic is broken.
If you think 15 is much for a coaster, then you have never been to the Oktoberfest in Munich.
Keep it up Silv!!
No one can claim to have a Tropico Theme Park without a statue of el Presidente and paying royalties to the Official Presidential Swiss Bank Account
What is the Autocomplete feature? I can't seem to find it..
It's not really a visible feature, all the game does is automatically snap to tracks that are close enough - but they have to be really close to do it. It's mostly to fix the issue people used to have when e.g. the station is at a height of 6, but the track going to the station is at 6 1/8.
That's my evening sorted :)
What about the Prototype Raptor at Gardaland? It starts with a normal drop 😄
Good point! Maybe B&M figured out the dive drop on a later model and decided to stick with it for all the subsequent coasters. I have to say, it's one of my favourite elements as a first drop, the slow rotating hangtime beats almost any normal drop for me.
I love your Parkitect videos! Please do more :)
Yes! A new episode!!
I love curry breh. Especially Thai
Likes before watching
A shame about the audio but other than that, another amazing video and beautiful work on the scenario :)