To anyone that wants to do these scenarios without these tricks or micro-rides, the best thing to do is to build short coasters. Making them large will eventually give diminishing returns on stats, wasting your money. Go for high-stat medium-sized coasters once you have enough income from the smaller rides and coasters. Even on pay-for-entry parks, small coasters can help rise the entry price to its max quickly while attracting the most guests for your buck. Also, don’t forget those powerful tower rides.
*Guests:* What's that looping coaster in the back of the park? It looks fun but maybe dangerous? Why is there no path to it? *Park Manager:* Oh don't mind that. That's the ride the accountants wanted us to build. It'd probably kill you to ride it.
"Legally speaking, this roller coaster is an execution machine and thus our park receives subsidies from the Federal Bureau of Prisons. Try not to think about it too much, that and the $20 umbrellas lets us operate everything else pretty much for free"
You've made me too good at this game Marcel. As a kid I couldn't even get past forest frontiers until my 20th try. Thanks to your videos I now have extremely important information like: - Peeps are idiots and will pay ridiculous money for the most mundane rides, as long as they're fairly new. - The €27 1-tile maze for +40 guest cap is extremely useful to spam. 3 of them in a 9x9 grid (space for entrance and exit) gives 120+ guest cap for under €100. - Building smaller coasters is much better than large complex designs. - Focus on building rides with high excitement (e.g. Thrill rides). - Keep guests happy by placing benches, bins, and handymen while also making sure no paths lead to dead-ends. And now when I play this game it's too tempting to just spam guest-cap mazes and charge €20 for umbrellas.
ok as a kid i absolutely sucked and could finish barely any scenario but 20 tries for forest frontiers?? if that is not hyperbolic then you might have some minor serious brain damage
If you do this, (at least on classic) make sure to set your inspection times to never. Your mechanic will try to check on it even though there’s no path there.
@@HECKproductions yes but I’m not sure if you have to leave it in test mode for the park value to remain unchanged? I’m not really sure to be honest! I’ve always just set the inspection times to never and left it on test mode and never thought about it haha 😂
Did I suddenly stumble back into the Spiffing Brit's channel? The only thing missing is the bit where he would talk about how he is going to sell this theme park with just a handful of explosive rides that no one will ride to the investors who massively overvalue it so he can leave with all the money.
Some people might consider that cheating. However, I think, this sound exactly like the loophole a giant corporation would exploit in real life (in order to save taxes/please investors/whatever ...), so I consider it extremely valid.
Investors:"So you've built multiple Rollercoaster-death traps, that you just will never open?" CEO: "Don't forget, that I put them in testmode forever, to increase maintenence costs." Investors:... CEO:... Investors: "I- I'm sorry, I might have gotten a bit aroused by your unreachable business skills." STONKS!
II consider cheating using something in the "cheats" menu/a designated "cheat" code or otherwise altering a game's code. This is just exploiting existing game mechanics.
Is Park Value a useful stat outside of scenario objectives? Does it impact guest spawn rates or anything? (I know just having extra roller coasters would do that anyway, but are these designs useful outside of this context?)
I believe it affects how much a guest is willing to pay in a pay-for-entry park. None of these tricks are needed to get the max they are willing to pay to be above how much is in their pocket, though, so the point is moot.
Fantastic idea! I am seeing these like "rides" that function as if they were scenery. I would love to see some cool designs that basically work like a kinetic sculpture. You could make some interesting park aesthetics like this.
Thing is, I’ve never found any of the base game scenarios in RCT2 that hard I would’ve ever needed to resort to this. I’m glad I completed it all before I found out about these exploits, I think it really takes the challenge away, a long with actually becoming good at the game. The only scenarios I’ve found very hard are the ones I downloaded online. Quantum’s edge could never be completed without ride spamming etc
I think Open RCT should add a penalty to ride value when intensity or nausea is above 10. That would still allow you to use this strategy, but at least not to ridiculous levels. ;)
@@whoeveriam0iam14222 I get it and I think it's a logical change and yes, it makes the game better, but it has caused me quite a few frustrations so I'm not sure if I'm ultimately happy with it.
silly question i randomly thought of: if you pick up a guest, and drop them where a Maze is, are they treated as a guest in the maze suddenly or is the maze still a "ride" of sorts like how the mini golf is, and they'll just walk out of the maze as if you dropped them on blank tiles otherwise
Dont know the game well, but im a programmer and can tell u with 99.999% certainty the game wont recognize this as an actual guest in the ride. It would be a lot of work to program that as they would have to join from the random point u dropped em ect. Not worth a programmers trouble, especially 20 years ago when resources where so limited
@@samuvisser Oh absolutely but, I could see the Maze being coded as simply a different kind of path that's a "ride" so it could be possible to drop into it. But now I'm wondering if we can get a Maze to *crash* like you can Minigolf. There's gotta be some hilarious shenanigans you can do to make a maze that no one survives
@@WaluTime OMG... If this is possible, you could make a death maze where any guest who wanders off onto the wrong path dies, and only the smart ones who pick the single correct path can live. I'd name that maze Squid Game lol
If you play open RCT2, you can also refurbish rides to keep their park value up, and its often much less expensive than building a new coaster. It won’t help you get to the high goals, but it will help you stay there if you refurbish all rides when they get to 1,2,5 years old, depending in how much of a rush you are in.
I do not play RCT2, nor do I plan on starting, so this video is of absolutely no use to me whatsoever. Still I am somehow compelled to watch it, like it and leave a comment. Aren't humans weird and wonderful? Godverdomsen Hollander!
That is a hilariously easy way to do it! I think you may have touched on this before but I would like to add that if you want to achieve this scenario goal by another method, you can refurbish almost any ride, either for free through cheats, or if you go to the desired ride, close it, and then go to the wrench/ maintenance options tab, the little crane button near bottom right will allow you to pay a cost to make your ride good as new, including its initial park value boost. This can often be enough to "properly" achieve your objective.
2:14 I love how the intensity rating is so absurdly high while the excitement remains rock-bottom. "Yeah that space elevator is really big but it's just kind of boring, I'd rather go on the teacups instead."
lol. this is such a hilarious way to solve this problem and is precisely why I love this game so much. Thank you for explaining and I'm gonna try this out.
Wow. This park would be so intense if I could actually ride the rides, even though I definitely don't want to! I'll give it as much value as possible!!!
I know this is an old video, but my god it helped me complete Gravity Gardens! After 2 restarts and getting fed up at year 17, I started looking for tips. This was an amazing one, completed it super quick!
A great video idea would be about refreshing your coasters by replacing one part! I use this a lot to distribute guests in big parks, as it makes many guests interested. It’d be great for more to learn about and I’d love to learn more about it myself 🙂
Your videos are the best. I would call them "youtube value bombs". Even without high intensity, I always feel like my experience was improved when I see a new video.
This video has the energy of an introduction to a reclusive, secret, secretly-ruling-the-world sort of society. I'm all for it and I'm ready for my rite of passage but I'm just saying.
IIRC the park value scenarios did not have a time limit. So if you just keep building up your park then eventually the "vintage rides" mechanic will kick in and park value will rise dramatically.
This makes me think of that scene from the producers: "under the right circumstances, a Producer could make more money with a flop than he could with a hit! It's not a scam, it's baisic economics!"
I've started playing RCT again after 15 years on my I-Pad. I finally cleared Magic Quarters on the 10th try with your tips! Never knew making small coasters was this easy! By the way, it seemed that the Thrill Rides and their height tip didn't work for me. Could RCT have a different algorithm for that?
Hello! I was playing this game in the early 2000's So I have a question, a question about a plug in software I had to open during the game. That software let me set all the park setting; visitor money, hungry, happiness, tolerance to hard rollercoasters etc' I also could set the rollercoaster maintenance, this software gave us the possibility to play on all the maps, all the tiles.. Did you ever hear about that? Cause I actually don't know where to find any information, and would like to build again massive parks as I was doing when I was younger. (Excuse my English, I'm actually French ;) )
This is just The Producers for roller-coasters. Build a cheap attraction that no one will ever see, claim a vast production budget, open it once, then write it off as a loss to keep all the investment money.
I like building the tower rides to the highest peak then only have the ride launch up 5 feet. It was just funny to me. Now i will have them do their thing now to get this bomb thing
Wouldn't really change it that much. You'd just have to build all your park value bombs within 5 months of each other as after 5 months rides decrease in value for the first time.
Is it possible to mod it so intensity doesn't touch it, ride type, ride length (without guests wanting off), hourly profit and excitement define park value? I feel it'll be better for scenario play.
Interesting fact if you look at Neptune's Knot the first drop is not even 300 ft so technically it's a hyper coaster 😂😂😂😂 a lot of people that play roller Coaster tycoon 2 and 3 and 1 never caught on to that.
@@VictorPenteado Most of the broken coasters with way too high intensity have extreme lateral G's, so a lot of videos would be the same. UA-camrs Brian Andrelczyk and Mickelman's RCT station are currently doing a series where they fix layouts by making them more realistic, but I don't think the equivalent of increasing the stats would work well.
To anyone that wants to do these scenarios without these tricks or micro-rides, the best thing to do is to build short coasters. Making them large will eventually give diminishing returns on stats, wasting your money. Go for high-stat medium-sized coasters once you have enough income from the smaller rides and coasters. Even on pay-for-entry parks, small coasters can help rise the entry price to its max quickly while attracting the most guests for your buck. Also, don’t forget those powerful tower rides.
Or you can just spam micro-Corkscrew designs
does restoring ride to new bring it value back?
@@digitaldeathsquid3448 How did you guess my next video?
wouldn't decent thrill rides work too? they might be slightly more portable and easier to slap down.
@@digitaldeathsquid3448 this is what I do in a pinch 😅
*Guests:* What's that looping coaster in the back of the park? It looks fun but maybe dangerous? Why is there no path to it?
*Park Manager:* Oh don't mind that. That's the ride the accountants wanted us to build. It'd probably kill you to ride it.
**"TAKE MY ENTIRE WALLET!"**
Lmao 🤣🤣🤣
"Legally speaking, this roller coaster is an execution machine and thus our park receives subsidies from the Federal Bureau of Prisons. Try not to think about it too much, that and the $20 umbrellas lets us operate everything else pretty much for free"
in fact, the $20 umbrellas helped us research weather control technology so that we can make it rain when umbrellas pile up in the warehouse.
Top Thrill Dragster was originally just a park value bomb but they accidentally let people ride it.
that might also explain maverick's heartline roll lol
:”””D
I would argue Intimidator305 fits that theme better, the first turn quite literally blacks out your vision
Sounds like a new defunctland video
Best comment ever tbh
Park Rating Boards HATE this ONE SIMPLE TRICK
You've made me too good at this game Marcel.
As a kid I couldn't even get past forest frontiers until my 20th try. Thanks to your videos I now have extremely important information like:
- Peeps are idiots and will pay ridiculous money for the most mundane rides, as long as they're fairly new.
- The €27 1-tile maze for +40 guest cap is extremely useful to spam. 3 of them in a 9x9 grid (space for entrance and exit) gives 120+ guest cap for under €100.
- Building smaller coasters is much better than large complex designs.
- Focus on building rides with high excitement (e.g. Thrill rides).
- Keep guests happy by placing benches, bins, and handymen while also making sure no paths lead to dead-ends.
And now when I play this game it's too tempting to just spam guest-cap mazes and charge €20 for umbrellas.
I was already charging 20€ for umbrellas as a kid. I couldn't beat a scenario, but I had price gouging down pat.
ok as a kid i absolutely sucked and could finish barely any scenario but 20 tries for forest frontiers?? if that is not hyperbolic then you might have some minor serious brain damage
@@HECKproductions kids are dumb, they may have just put a couple of gentle rides and waited for the guests
@@HECKproductions Depends on the age. 5 years old? Sure, they can barely write their name. 12 years old? That's a scientific study.
If you do this, (at least on classic) make sure to set your inspection times to never. Your mechanic will try to check on it even though there’s no path there.
Good to know
correct me if i am wrong but i think if you close the ride it will never be inspected
@@HECKproductions yes but I’m not sure if you have to leave it in test mode for the park value to remain unchanged? I’m not really sure to be honest! I’ve always just set the inspection times to never and left it on test mode and never thought about it haha 😂
Marcel: I'll give one simple trick.
Gives 3 tricks.
Marcel: That was the one simple trick.
XD
It's a three-for-one, the best kind :p
I love catching these 53 seconds after their posting
1:20 DA PO PO BE FAST ON YO ASS
Who'd have thought it was a 200 IQ gamer move this whole time?
Did I suddenly stumble back into the Spiffing Brit's channel? The only thing missing is the bit where he would talk about how he is going to sell this theme park with just a handful of explosive rides that no one will ride to the investors who massively overvalue it so he can leave with all the money.
Some people might consider that cheating. However, I think, this sound exactly like the loophole a giant corporation would exploit in real life (in order to save taxes/please investors/whatever ...), so I consider it extremely valid.
Investors:"So you've built multiple Rollercoaster-death traps, that you just will never open?"
CEO: "Don't forget, that I put them in testmode forever, to increase maintenence costs."
Investors:...
CEO:...
Investors: "I- I'm sorry, I might have gotten a bit aroused by your unreachable business skills."
STONKS!
You must be an EA employee my friend ;)
II consider cheating using something in the "cheats" menu/a designated "cheat" code or otherwise altering a game's code. This is just exploiting existing game mechanics.
@@notmuch_23 I was thinking the same, more of an exploit than a cheat :p
Marcel: if you never open a ride it never ages
Busch Gardens with Iron Gwazi: we know
"Extreme Intensity Ride 1 looks to intense for me"
"Well, it's not open, nor will it ever be"
"Oh... I guess that's good, then?"
Is Park Value a useful stat outside of scenario objectives? Does it impact guest spawn rates or anything? (I know just having extra roller coasters would do that anyway, but are these designs useful outside of this context?)
I believe it affects how much a guest is willing to pay in a pay-for-entry park. None of these tricks are needed to get the max they are willing to pay to be above how much is in their pocket, though, so the point is moot.
Looks like someone found a loophole in the tax forms.
Fantastic idea! I am seeing these like "rides" that function as if they were scenery. I would love to see some cool designs that basically work like a kinetic sculpture. You could make some interesting park aesthetics like this.
So, you're basically just making slightly more expensive scenery.
2:50 oh so thats why iron gwazi hasnt opened yet lmao
Lol
Thing is, I’ve never found any of the base game scenarios in RCT2 that hard I would’ve ever needed to resort to this.
I’m glad I completed it all before I found out about these exploits, I think it really takes the challenge away, a long with actually becoming good at the game.
The only scenarios I’ve found very hard are the ones I downloaded online.
Quantum’s edge could never be completed without ride spamming etc
This is like the most useful video I have watched in a while. Finally can say eff u to those high interest rate Park value scenarios
I think Open RCT should add a penalty to ride value when intensity or nausea is above 10.
That would still allow you to use this strategy, but at least not to ridiculous levels. ;)
I disagree. OpenRCT2's job should be to fix glitches, make quality of life improvements, and add extra content, not to rebalance the game.
I don’t think they should fix it, but, they could add that as an option for your own scenarios. Like .. harder park value generation
@@MarcelVos just like the ride price rebalance?
@@whoeveriam0iam14222 I get it and I think it's a logical change and yes, it makes the game better, but it has caused me quite a few frustrations so I'm not sure if I'm ultimately happy with it.
@@MarcelVos I'd say any balance changes should be optional. You have rebalanced mode and original mode.
silly question i randomly thought of: if you pick up a guest, and drop them where a Maze is, are they treated as a guest in the maze suddenly or is the maze still a "ride" of sorts like how the mini golf is, and they'll just walk out of the maze as if you dropped them on blank tiles otherwise
Dont know the game well, but im a programmer and can tell u with 99.999% certainty the game wont recognize this as an actual guest in the ride. It would be a lot of work to program that as they would have to join from the random point u dropped em ect. Not worth a programmers trouble, especially 20 years ago when resources where so limited
it is a ride. they will eventually walk through it and find the path. or not. guests are dumb XD
They just walk right through the walls. This is something I wondered about as a kid too
@@samuvisser Oh absolutely but, I could see the Maze being coded as simply a different kind of path that's a "ride" so it could be possible to drop into it. But now I'm wondering if we can get a Maze to *crash* like you can Minigolf. There's gotta be some hilarious shenanigans you can do to make a maze that no one survives
@@WaluTime OMG... If this is possible, you could make a death maze where any guest who wanders off onto the wrong path dies, and only the smart ones who pick the single correct path can live. I'd name that maze Squid Game lol
If you play open RCT2, you can also refurbish rides to keep their park value up, and its often much less expensive than building a new coaster. It won’t help you get to the high goals, but it will help you stay there if you refurbish all rides when they get to 1,2,5 years old, depending in how much of a rush you are in.
I do not play RCT2, nor do I plan on starting, so this video is of absolutely no use to me whatsoever.
Still I am somehow compelled to watch it, like it and leave a comment.
Aren't humans weird and wonderful?
Godverdomsen Hollander!
Thanks, Marcel. Those scenarios were such a pain.
I've heard a lot of usage for the term 'drown', but "drown in park value" is a new one.
RCT scenario devs HATE him! Watch this FREE video for EASY Park Value!
That is a hilariously easy way to do it! I think you may have touched on this before but I would like to add that if you want to achieve this scenario goal by another method, you can refurbish almost any ride, either for free through cheats, or if you go to the desired ride, close it, and then go to the wrench/ maintenance options tab, the little crane button near bottom right will allow you to pay a cost to make your ride good as new, including its initial park value boost. This can often be enough to "properly" achieve your objective.
2:14 I love how the intensity rating is so absurdly high while the excitement remains rock-bottom. "Yeah that space elevator is really big but it's just kind of boring, I'd rather go on the teacups instead."
lol. this is such a hilarious way to solve this problem and is precisely why I love this game so much. Thank you for explaining and I'm gonna try this out.
Amazingly simple! Thanks for giving good explanations as to why it works!
Wow. This park would be so intense if I could actually ride the rides, even though I definitely don't want to! I'll give it as much value as possible!!!
I want to get Off Mr. Bones Wild Ride
*THE RIDE NEVER ENDS*
Mr. Boneshard's Ultra-Wild Ride
The ride ends, but only after you do.
Ah yes. The Action Park Loop-de-loop Slide strategy
To beat Gravity Gardens, a strategy might be to use some synchronizing launched-/reverse-incline mode coasters. Do not make mobius coasters!
this beats my strategy of "build a layered park of nothing but launched freefalls"
Thank you. Read this during September year 4 with 100k short on park value. You saved my scenario... You da man!
Whispering cliffs here I come
Soooo, Cartman's tactic?
make intense roller coasters and the best part is, you can't ride them
Idk why I love your vids. I don't even play rollercoaster tycoon anymore.
I know this is an old video, but my god it helped me complete Gravity Gardens! After 2 restarts and getting fed up at year 17, I started looking for tips. This was an amazing one, completed it super quick!
Soon: "SummoningSalt presents: the History Of Rollercoaster Tycoon Speedruns" *cue We're Finally Landing by Home*
cue
Ah yes, I'm going to make the most impressive rollercoaster park known to humanity. But nobody is allowed on any of the rides.
Haha fantastisch. Ik leer nog steeds nieuwe dingen 👏👌
You are a genius! I've been stuck on Whispering Cliffs and Pokey Park for so long!
1:24
not one loop but two loops
cheerios and fruit loops
badabing badaboom
let’s make 40 of them and call it a day
0:17 Why is the grass sprite adjacent to the station of Wooden RollerCoaster1 bugging out so much?
Coolest outro screen ever
I didn't knew about this easy trick. Thanks! Holy... lol...31 million, that last track, wow... tooks ages to finish 1 single cycle.
This may just help me beat Whispering Cliffs on Classic. Thank you for great timing 😌
BANKS _HATE_ HIM!
See how you can increase your park value by over $2 million in less than a year with this one weird trick!
"Building G force torture/murder machines makes parks more valuable"
-Paraphrased idea of Marcel Vos
Just keep making some rides like this in the middle of nowhere and then make a park as normal.
Low, Ultra-Extreme, Very High.
The most used three phrases of my childhood.
This feels like tax fraud
A great video idea would be about refreshing your coasters by replacing one part! I use this a lot to distribute guests in big parks, as it makes many guests interested. It’d be great for more to learn about and I’d love to learn more about it myself 🙂
are you saying that the vinesauce "da popo be fast on yo ass" ride is a viable strategy
I really needed this Video... I was tring Pokey Park and builded small, but still need 10k more Value.
Other youtubers: promise one simple trick and either deliver nothing, or something complicated, or something that doesn't work
Marcel Vos:
I always thought that the park value scenarios in RCT1 were really easy, but I'm dreading Micro Park.
There worse in Classic because Diamond Heights went to a park value of 200000 to 300000 making it more hard.
this feels like the tax dodges the superrich do
I never actually clocked that park value was related to stats in any way, or that rides didn't have to be open to contribute. Thanks!
Your videos are the best. I would call them "youtube value bombs". Even without high intensity, I always feel like my experience was improved when I see a new video.
It's like Leo Bloom once said, you can make more park value with an ultra-extreme cheap than with a mild expensive.
This video has the energy of an introduction to a reclusive, secret, secretly-ruling-the-world sort of society.
I'm all for it and I'm ready for my rite of passage but I'm just saying.
I still remember seeing Stu's video on Micro Park with the Roto Drop spam. Talk about craziness.
IIRC the park value scenarios did not have a time limit. So if you just keep building up your park then eventually the "vintage rides" mechanic will kick in and park value will rise dramatically.
Would be interesting to know what you think is the highest possible park value you can achieve in game.
This makes me think of that scene from the producers: "under the right circumstances, a Producer could make more money with a flop than he could with a hit! It's not a scam, it's baisic economics!"
I usually replace all my rides at the end with exact copies since having new rides bumps up the park value again. Usually never fails!
Thank you for this video, it allowed me to break Dinky Park, possibly my most hated scenario.
Go Karts do well with custom tracks
I've started playing RCT again after 15 years on my I-Pad. I finally cleared Magic Quarters on the 10th try with your tips! Never knew making small coasters was this easy!
By the way, it seemed that the Thrill Rides and their height tip didn't work for me. Could RCT have a different algorithm for that?
"If you found this tipp useful.." YES I DID!
Very nice vlog loved watching your vlogs loved roller coster rides I was watching Zach's Workshop nice roller coster rides nice channel and vlogs.
Do you have a video on buying “extra” land? I remember that option as always seeming pretty hard to justify cost-wise
"One weird trick, discovered by a Vos."
I loved watching roller coster I found another good channel Zach's workshop I enjoyed watching your roller coster too thnx
Hello!
I was playing this game in the early 2000's
So I have a question, a question about a plug in software I had to open during the game.
That software let me set all the park setting; visitor money, hungry, happiness, tolerance to hard rollercoasters etc'
I also could set the rollercoaster maintenance, this software gave us the possibility to play on all the maps, all the tiles..
Did you ever hear about that?
Cause I actually don't know where to find any information, and would like to build again massive parks as I was doing when I was younger.
(Excuse my English, I'm actually French ;) )
The only trainer before OpenRCT2 that I know of is 8 cars per trainer, so maybe it was that?
So basically you make a park museum and the value will skyrocket.
This is just The Producers for roller-coasters. Build a cheap attraction that no one will ever see, claim a vast production budget, open it once, then write it off as a loss to keep all the investment money.
You'd think that the nausea stat would be inverted so you're rewarded for making it less nauseating.
Empty coasters = high park value
Empty residential area = high real estate value
Heart line coaster with 300 inline twists gets an excitement of 300 and adds 400k park value
Thanks for another great video Marcel!
I like building the tower rides to the highest peak then only have the ride launch up 5 feet. It was just funny to me. Now i will have them do their thing now to get this bomb thing
This dude knows so many exploits! I would be pretty pissed if he were my friend when I played this game as a kid. 😂😂😂
I think a potential "fix" for this could be to have rides that aren't open only contribute 1/10th of their park value.
Wouldn't really change it that much. You'd just have to build all your park value bombs within 5 months of each other as after 5 months rides decrease in value for the first time.
Why does intensity increase the park value? Shouldn't it be the quality of the rides, or how much the rides cost?
I suppose it was the easiest to do it via the stats. You can watch my video about the Park Value to see how exactly it works.
Is it possible to mod it so intensity doesn't touch it, ride type, ride length (without guests wanting off), hourly profit and excitement define park value? I feel it'll be better for scenario play.
Interesting fact if you look at Neptune's Knot the first drop is not even 300 ft so technically it's a hyper coaster 😂😂😂😂 a lot of people that play roller Coaster tycoon 2 and 3 and 1 never caught on to that.
"Scenario creators HATE him! Lear. His ONE SIMPLE trick!!!!"
Do u have a slow parts build for these mini coasters?
>turns rides into a store of value for in game currency in Rollercoaster Tycoon
God help us if he manages to begin trading stocks.
Can a ride break down from wear and tear while it's in test mode?
no
@@skeletorthebest7204actually, yes
Yes. That's another good reason to close the ride after testing.
Yes. It’s rare, but if you intentionally make a bunch of rides and only leave them on test, they will eventually break down
@@OrangeSodaKing oops my bad then
Does anyone know the difference in park value increase between having 7 circuits and 20 circuits on the LIM coaster?
0:42 I keep playing "BOOOOOOMMMMMB"
So do the scenario the way you want to and the last few months if you're still not where you need to be.... Spam these rides lol
Marcel, you had post a video yesterday and then deleted it. Looked amazing. Would you upload it again later?
Ehhh, I don't remember doing that.
@@MarcelVos Forget it. It was another channel haha
@@MarcelVos Anyway, why don't you rate or fix coasters that users send to you? I think it would be an amazing series.
@@VictorPenteado Most of the broken coasters with way too high intensity have extreme lateral G's, so a lot of videos would be the same. UA-camrs Brian Andrelczyk and Mickelman's RCT station are currently doing a series where they fix layouts by making them more realistic, but I don't think the equivalent of increasing the stats would work well.
Honestly, as awesome as RCT is, it is also broken beyond belief.
That's 1998 assembly code, for ya.