When I look at my park after I finished the campaign scenario: Well this looks kinda decent I guess... Then I watch your video. Thats when I realise I‘m absoultely terrible at this game Amazing job dude
Just picked this game up for Christmas and stumbled upon your channel looking for a Let's Play and I've got to say, wow dude. You design skills are absolutely nuts! You've given me so many ideas that I'm now trying to implement into my everyday building and have really shown me what's possible in games like this, keep up the great work, earned yourself a new sub dude!
I love this game! It's refreshing to see you playing a game where you're actually completing parks instead of spending multiple episodes making just one ride! While the detailing isn't as in-depth as Planet Coaster, this game has a very simple, but appealing aesthetic that I really dig. It's definitely a throwback and worthy successor to the early RCTs. I hope you'll consider doing a free-form park after you complete the campaign! Keep it up!
To me Parkitect is perfect because I lose myself in the customization of Planet Coaster and never complete anything or even really play the game. In Parkitect there’s just enough building and decoration to scratch that itch with an amazing sim/management aspect on top. One of my favorite games currently and watching your vids gives me inspiration for my park as always.
In case no one else has pointed it out yet - Canobie Lake Park has a classical woodie called the Yankee Cannonball (and it's a really cute family park with Alton-style height limits, amazing theming, and RCT-esque popcorn stands shaped like popcorn) but not Boulder Dash - you're thinking of Lake Compounce in Connecticut.
For those interested, GCI use a refined version of CCI's old circles-and-lines method with smaller circular arcs. They deliberately eschew the parabolic curves seen in the rest of the industry, and in addition only ever use two axes of rotation at once. If a track is turning and banking, it must stay at the same pitch, for example.
I've watched all of your Parkitect videos multiple times. It's just too good. I love starting my park using inspiration from you, and the go off and do my own thing. Thanks for bringing this terrific game to my attention.
Its almost annoying to watch how cool you make those buildings look I'm happy when I build a simple shed that doesn't have any obvious flaws, and then I see your work.... Anyway, i'm just jealous :D Awesome building skills and awesome video :)
Tip for Vandals: You will get a notification in the bottom right corner (!) telling you how many vandals are in your park. Pause the game, hide attractions, scenery paths e.t.c then manually find and ban them. They always wear caps backwards which is the best method to find them. It will notify you when all vandals have left the park once you have banned them. Works well for early in the game when you don't have adequate security and stops them going ham on your park. Love the series!
Try to utilize zones for your workforce. By doing so, you can increase their efficiency a lot and make sure that things run well, e.g. keep vandals at bay, entertain guests where are the most, have clean pathways at rides with high dizzy stat or have mechanics always ready and nearby broken rides etc. They will still go to any nearby ˋchillout building´ no matter if it is in or outside a specific zone btw.
Hey Silv, I finally managed to watch this episode. Awesome series, I enjoy it a lot! The way I deal with vandals is as follows: I pause the game, hit c, v, b, n on the keyboard (hotkeys for hiding scenery, attractions and everything) to find and ban all of those sneaky vandals. Also: using the pipette tool lets you replace broken things much easier than selecting the exact item from the menu. Just open the scenery menu and hit the Y button for the pipette tool, then select something (bench, lamp or any other object) and (re-)place. Keep up your great work, thanks for your insight!
I found this game to be quite hard to make profit on. I kept struggling to meet demands/rates while slowly sinking into an economic abyss. Just found your series and I absolutely love it. Such calm and amazing work really nice! Keep it up!
Completed this level today. Having finally paid my loan off near the end of year 2 with one month to spare I realised I still needed 30 quests. Somehow made it was a photo finish. Awesome videos. Learning lots.
I love seeing how someone who is really good at making great stuff in these kinds of games approaches scenarios, you don't see that a lot on youtube and I love seeing the more restricted approach!
Would you consider a video about specific little details you do? Just little detail work things you probably have committed to muscle memory? Like, you seamlessly make these paths that look wide and usable but also have seating areas and segmented spots incorporated into them, and it looks so effortless. Like in front of the swinging ship. Or adding supports to the side of the first coaster station, what even compelled you to do that? It works so well. And how did you build the brake section? Is that just shapes and fences? Just some of the things you build are so simple but so good. I'm stealing the "criss-cross" path thing you do.
I'm totally down to make some "Parkitect Coaster College" videos - about general tips and coaster building, probably. As for your questions right now - I think the effortless part of it just comes down to playing these kinds of games almost exclusively since I'm little. Sometimes it's just throwing ideas at the park and seeing what sticks (like for the supports, honestly), but often I'm just taking lessons from my RCT experience. The brake section consists of a half roof piece, a cornice on the side and a fence on top of the cornice, yeah.
Wow! You never cease to amaze me with your work. I bought the game after watching your previous two episodes. I thought your planet coaster stuff was top notch, but this is amazing as well. I didn't realize this game had so much customization. Bravo, sir!
Great episode again! I just love to see you build your parks. I really like the fact that you try to detail your parks even in campaign mode. I can only learn from watching you for theming my parks :-)
Not that i expect any less of you, But im so happy your actually playing the campaign while still maintaining a somewhat realistic style through out the park. So bored of seeing random plopped down flats in the preset colours and whacky non banked coasters in the campaign. Nice work. really enjoying watching this
The wooden coaster reminds me of "The Troy" in Toverland, especially the design of the station and the track running through the station. As I type I hear you saying it in the video xD
dude, this is the first videos ive seen from you. and i need 2 say, that your building skills are insane! on top if that you are a very nice dude with a nice voice. thumbs up!!
Once again a pleasure to watch. Don't get me wrong, but it's interesting to see even you struggle with vandalism and money, although you made the scenarios! I always make vending machines in customizable shops, so the haulers can stock them from behind (the guest complain fast and a lot about the crates) Also, when I put slides in, my queue is really short. Learned that the hard way, the capacity is terrible (only 1 person on the ride)
Boulder Dash is actually at Lake Compounce, Canobie has Yankee Cannonball. Easy to mix them up, especially since the parks are close together with lake-based names and good star woodies. :)
I don't play this game, haven't really been watching anyone else play it, but I enjoy your videos. So I'm going to continue watching ;) Also, Tivoli (Worlds 2nd oldest amusement park) has a lake that's literally part of Copenhagens old defense, most was filled in, when it was sacked due to the city growing too much.
wow, due to this video i was like.. wait a second... Joris en de draak pretty much sums up your description and made me google it. turns out GCI made that coaster! i watch your videos for the architecture and gameplay aspect but you made me very curious to rollercoasters in general and I love all the info you provide us with about more than just the logic of the game. (bedankt, je bent echt een geweldige content creator!!!)
I don't understand why you've had so much trouble with the vandals. I played the scenario and it was just fine. Try hiring some more security gards to prevent it and some more mechanics who will automatically (but not freely) repair broken items. Also you need a second staff room at the other end of the park, otherwise your personnel will get tired and won't be able to reach the far ends of your paths. Love the small cosy main street, looks splendid as always
Right now this game is hyped up but I think half of those who buy it will be disappointed. If you like gradient color, or solid color like cartoons then you may enjoy this. Be aware there is a blur filter stopping you from seeing things clearly except for a small area you are viewing. I have played all theme games since the original Theme Park and I nearly refunded this but my 8 yr old niece really likes it.
The vandals simply are surprisingly aggressive in this scenario. I had the same problem twice despite making a good park in terms of rating. I have to say though your parks always look so awesome! I hope I can get better with details and architecture in general I'm tired of making blocky buildings.
I freekin love this, i think i am going to buy it. I love Theme park builders just hope there are animatronics and effects like planet coaster because i loved them
When I saw my first vandal I picked him up and tried to put him on the tracks on my roller coaster and began to say, "park guest (insert name here) you have been charged with vandalism of Bob the bench and will now be sent to the tracks of hell for a blood sacrifice. Bid your goodbyes." He fell through the tracks
Mentioned Canobie Lake Park and Boulder Dash. Boulder Dash is in Lake Compounce, but they're in the same geographic region so I totally understand the mix-up. Another trick that will make blocking more efficient would be to use 4 blocks for 2 train setups instead of 3, that way once a train clears the final brake run the other train can freely move about through the course without having to wait on the lift until the other train is basically in the station. It helps get an extra few guests per month which on charge based rides is very important.
I definitly love this series, because I think that Parkitect has a nice optic. Even I can create (kinda) pretty buildings here. Where in PC I think I lack creativity.... or I just can't use the system correct. :-D
Regarding Vandals: If you get a popup that warns you, you can simply open the info box at the bottom right. It will even tell you how many are remaining. You can either sit it out and hope security fixes the problem, or sort it out yourself. From my experience, security is useless (sometimes even ignoring vandals when I drop them off right next to a dude vandalizing). So I usually pause the game and play a round of "Find Waldo". Hide scenery and rides when neccesary and go on a vandal hunt. They'll leave a bad review anyway once banned, but you save the cost of replacing half your park. Dunno if killing them terminates both the vandal and prevents them from leaving a bad review, since they technically don't reach the exit (which is when a guest will influence your experience rating). In terms of identifying them: Look for guests with caps, then check if they are vandals. Designated vandals always have a backwards cap and a bandana. Afaik, it doesn't matter if they are happy or not. It's simply an event spawned by the game, just like temporary higher or lower interest in theme parks.
Hi silv, really enjoying the parkitect series. Been following for planet coaster but I also love the simplicity/old school feel of parkitect. I would love to see you do a coaster building tips video for parkitect! Or at least, some tips regarding banking/cornering and smoothness! Would you consider it?
Lol I have the decorating issues with Zoo Tycoon whenever I play. I restarted out of nostalgia and ended up running my bank dry because I had "uninteresting" animals and just spent way too much money making my scenery look nice. Have been thinking about getting back into RCT games lately, this looks like the perfect game to add to my list. Definitely a nice in-between for RCT fans and those who very obviously can't run Planet Coaster because they have over 5 year old laptops :D
To me, Parkitect's coaster builder seems to be a perfect balance of the limitations in RCT3 versus the more-less complete freeform method of Planet Coaster. For me, someone who has played RCT3 intermittently since I was 10 (so... almost 8 years now), I am very adjusted to its systems but do acknowledge it is very limited in some aspects. However, Planet Coaster's builder is too freeform for me because of my long-term use of RCT3; I got adapted to these limitations and developed strategies on how to kinda get around them. With PC obviously this is not longer an issue, so it was almost offputting to me when I could essentially do everything I wanted with little to no consequence. That's why I think I'll be buying Parkitect in the near future. ;)
I had my “AHA” moment when you were talking about the wooden GCI coaster.. when you said they have the distinct crashing sound of another train going through the station.. I thought, “Omg wait, the wooden coaster Apocalypse at Six Flags Magic Mountain has that!” I’ll never forget how freaking loud it was, but it was my favorite coaster in the park because, for a wooden coaster, it felt so much more fun with pops of air time. So I googled it, and… YEP, it was made by GCI! This is the first time this has happened to me. Does this mean I’m starting down the path to coaster obsession? 🤣
"It's always fun to spot them (the vandals) and drop them into a lake or something." I see that old habits from the early RCT days are still there.
No kidding. When I'm playing parkitect I'm still stuck building the first tile of ques and exits straight out from the exits and entrances of rides.
@Globalization in Question when I first saw the game I thought it was a RTC2 remake :P
rollercoaster bowling!!!!
When I'm plaing in sandbox mode I'm allways bying 1 tile of land an put lots of fire jets in it😊 just to put vandals there
When I look at my park after I finished the campaign scenario: Well this looks kinda decent I guess...
Then I watch your video. Thats when I realise I‘m absoultely terrible at this game
Amazing job dude
Eisen Stuff lmao same
Same, I'd love for him to do a tutorial on making parks look realistic.
Just picked this game up for Christmas and stumbled upon your channel looking for a Let's Play and I've got to say, wow dude. You design skills are absolutely nuts! You've given me so many ideas that I'm now trying to implement into my everyday building and have really shown me what's possible in games like this, keep up the great work, earned yourself a new sub dude!
Thank you!
I love this game! It's refreshing to see you playing a game where you're actually completing parks instead of spending multiple episodes making just one ride! While the detailing isn't as in-depth as Planet Coaster, this game has a very simple, but appealing aesthetic that I really dig. It's definitely a throwback and worthy successor to the early RCTs. I hope you'll consider doing a free-form park after you complete the campaign! Keep it up!
To me Parkitect is perfect because I lose myself in the customization of Planet Coaster and never complete anything or even really play the game. In Parkitect there’s just enough building and decoration to scratch that itch with an amazing sim/management aspect on top. One of my favorite games currently and watching your vids gives me inspiration for my park as always.
I've been loving this series so far! ☺
Ehehe, I was actually thinking you might like this game. Thank you!
@@Silvarret it's definitely on my list, will certainly pick it up at some point! Maybe once I've completed Megaquarium :D
@@MattLowne does that mean a Parkitect video?
I know I'm saying this a year late, but you really should do a series on this, even though I really love watching you send kerbals to other planets
I’m like, 2 years late but, cool Matt is watching! I knew he liked planet coaster so I guess he would like this too!
In case no one else has pointed it out yet - Canobie Lake Park has a classical woodie called the Yankee Cannonball (and it's a really cute family park with Alton-style height limits, amazing theming, and RCT-esque popcorn stands shaped like popcorn) but not Boulder Dash - you're thinking of Lake Compounce in Connecticut.
It also has the Mine of Lost Souls, which is the best bad dark ride ever.
You make the best parkitect videos please don’t stop this!!!
For those interested, GCI use a refined version of CCI's old circles-and-lines method with smaller circular arcs. They deliberately eschew the parabolic curves seen in the rest of the industry, and in addition only ever use two axes of rotation at once. If a track is turning and banking, it must stay at the same pitch, for example.
I’m loving this series but my god is it making me feel inadequate at building parks 😂😂 love playing non the less!
I'm really enjoying seeing you 'play' a game where you have to balance your creativity with the management. Really enjoying this series.
I've watched all of your Parkitect videos multiple times. It's just too good. I love starting my park using inspiration from you, and the go off and do my own thing. Thanks for bringing this terrific game to my attention.
In that intro, I can hear you smiling. 😁 It warmed my heart!
Its almost annoying to watch how cool you make those buildings look
I'm happy when I build a simple shed that doesn't have any obvious flaws, and then I see your work....
Anyway, i'm just jealous :D Awesome building skills and awesome video :)
Tip for Vandals: You will get a notification in the bottom right corner (!) telling you how many vandals are in your park. Pause the game, hide attractions, scenery paths e.t.c then manually find and ban them. They always wear caps backwards which is the best method to find them. It will notify you when all vandals have left the park once you have banned them. Works well for early in the game when you don't have adequate security and stops them going ham on your park. Love the series!
Take a shot every time Silv says "in any case,"
Ohhh yes. I'm aware of it, but I can't stop. Also, drink anytime I say "alright" at the start of a clip, you'll be KO'd soon.
I’m crying
I love your videos Silv!!!! Keep up the series man!!
Try to utilize zones for your workforce. By doing so, you can increase their efficiency a lot and make sure that things run well, e.g. keep vandals at bay, entertain guests where are the most, have clean pathways at rides with high dizzy stat or have mechanics always ready and nearby broken rides etc. They will still go to any nearby ˋchillout building´ no matter if it is in or outside a specific zone btw.
Really helpful comment. I was wondering about the break rooms :)
So glad I found this channel. Love your video's; the pace of it and your soothing voice. Also great builds!
Also, the managing of the behind the scenes adds to the realism and fun of organizing and balancing your parks needs! love it!
"And as for the scenery, it's all pretty simple..." -> Continues to build the most amazing scenery. Really love these videos. :)
Hey Silv, I finally managed to watch this episode. Awesome series, I enjoy it a lot!
The way I deal with vandals is as follows: I pause the game, hit c, v, b, n on the keyboard (hotkeys for hiding scenery, attractions and everything) to find and ban all of those sneaky vandals. Also: using the pipette tool lets you replace broken things much easier than selecting the exact item from the menu. Just open the scenery menu and hit the Y button for the pipette tool, then select something (bench, lamp or any other object) and (re-)place. Keep up your great work, thanks for your insight!
I found this game to be quite hard to make profit on. I kept struggling to meet demands/rates while slowly sinking into an economic abyss.
Just found your series and I absolutely love it. Such calm and amazing work really nice! Keep it up!
Awesome video, the fact you make your parks so detailed and beautiful whilst also managing to sustain the park financially is really cool :)
Completed this level today. Having finally paid my loan off near the end of year 2 with one month to spare I realised I still needed 30 quests. Somehow made it was a photo finish. Awesome videos. Learning lots.
Given that the map is called "Victoria Lake" I think it was a missed one to no make it a victorian theme... just for the fit
I mean, he did say 19th century european architecture was what he did for the main street... But I see it
With that name surely an African theme is the way to go
I love seeing how someone who is really good at making great stuff in these kinds of games approaches scenarios, you don't see that a lot on youtube and I love seeing the more restricted approach!
Would you consider a video about specific little details you do? Just little detail work things you probably have committed to muscle memory?
Like, you seamlessly make these paths that look wide and usable but also have seating areas and segmented spots incorporated into them, and it looks so effortless. Like in front of the swinging ship. Or adding supports to the side of the first coaster station, what even compelled you to do that? It works so well. And how did you build the brake section? Is that just shapes and fences? Just some of the things you build are so simple but so good. I'm stealing the "criss-cross" path thing you do.
I'm totally down to make some "Parkitect Coaster College" videos - about general tips and coaster building, probably. As for your questions right now - I think the effortless part of it just comes down to playing these kinds of games almost exclusively since I'm little. Sometimes it's just throwing ideas at the park and seeing what sticks (like for the supports, honestly), but often I'm just taking lessons from my RCT experience. The brake section consists of a half roof piece, a cornice on the side and a fence on top of the cornice, yeah.
@@Silvarret I'd love to see a video that explains in detail on how to use the auto connect feature as you describe it at 35:42!
THIS^^^^^ i could not have worded it better than you just did.
You made me buy this game and I don't regret it a tiny bit! Epic series & can't wait for the next video!
just started playing Parkitect because of this series and your videos have been a huge inspiration when I build out my parks.
Wow! You never cease to amaze me with your work. I bought the game after watching your previous two episodes. I thought your planet coaster stuff was top notch, but this is amazing as well. I didn't realize this game had so much customization. Bravo, sir!
You sold me on this game! Bought it today, already have 6hours in, can’t wait to put in lots more
I don't know how you do this with such easy. I love the natural pallet you use and make the building work look so effortless
I actually enjoy this series a lot more than i expected.
This is currently my most favourite series.
Great episode again! I just love to see you build your parks. I really like the fact that you try to detail your parks even in campaign mode. I can only learn from watching you for theming my parks :-)
Awesome! I want more of this series! It's just so relaxing watching you build :D
Not that i expect any less of you, But im so happy your actually playing the campaign while still maintaining a somewhat realistic style through out the park. So bored of seeing random plopped down flats in the preset colours and whacky non banked coasters in the campaign. Nice work. really enjoying watching this
Thanks, means a lot coming from you!
Absolutely loving this series! Defiantly going to checking the game out myself
I love the European style buildings. The main street is my favorite part.
a 47 minute long parkitect episode? Great way to start my saturday!
Silvarret, I picked the game up after watching you play it in your first video, and have been playing and watching since!
Thanks for the video series. After watching it I bought the game immediately.
Love these series, keep up the good work!
I'm addicted to this series lol
I'm addicted to making these videos, I think.
The wooden coaster reminds me of "The Troy" in Toverland, especially the design of the station and the track running through the station. As I type I hear you saying it in the video xD
Wow, I love how you play with the buildings details. My buildings always look like cardboard boxes, haha.
Please keep up with this amazing series
dude, this is the first videos ive seen from you. and i need 2 say, that your building skills are insane! on top if that you are a very nice dude with a nice voice. thumbs up!!
Love the quick uploads! Fav series currently.
i feel so inadequate
Good series, made me play this game again.
Even though I am terrible at making scenery, I enjoy your videos way too much. Simple enough that I wont be lost like some planet coaster vids.
The wooden coaster reminds me of "The Troy" in Toverland, especially the design of the station and the track running through the station.
I don't get why you thought this series would be unpopular. People watch you for your amazing builds and soothing voice. This series has both.
I kinda love how the world map is basically Mario
I've really looked into this game, just saw it around but after watching this series I need it! It's doing everything that I wish rct did!
Troy - Toverland ;) I knew it was a familiar design the minute you made the entrance building and the track went trough twice! Sick!
Loving this series!
Once again a pleasure to watch. Don't get me wrong, but it's interesting to see even you struggle with vandalism and money, although you made the scenarios!
I always make vending machines in customizable shops, so the haulers can stock them from behind (the guest complain fast and a lot about the crates)
Also, when I put slides in, my queue is really short. Learned that the hard way, the capacity is terrible (only 1 person on the ride)
Boulder Dash is actually at Lake Compounce, Canobie has Yankee Cannonball. Easy to mix them up, especially since the parks are close together with lake-based names and good star woodies. :)
i really love these timelapse parts
I love these! I put them on while I’m doing busy work.
If Silv isn't careful, he'll make "but in any case" a part of my daily vocabulary LOL
I don't play this game, haven't really been watching anyone else play it, but I enjoy your videos. So I'm going to continue watching ;) Also, Tivoli (Worlds 2nd oldest amusement park) has a lake that's literally part of Copenhagens old defense, most was filled in, when it was sacked due to the city growing too much.
wow, due to this video i was like.. wait a second... Joris en de draak pretty much sums up your description and made me google it. turns out GCI made that coaster! i watch your videos for the architecture and gameplay aspect but you made me very curious to rollercoasters in general and I love all the info you provide us with about more than just the logic of the game. (bedankt, je bent echt een geweldige content creator!!!)
Too relaxing! Love the videos!
Always great to watch ur video's Silv :D
I don't understand why you've had so much trouble with the vandals. I played the scenario and it was just fine. Try hiring some more security gards to prevent it and some more mechanics who will automatically (but not freely) repair broken items. Also you need a second staff room at the other end of the park, otherwise your personnel will get tired and won't be able to reach the far ends of your paths. Love the small cosy main street, looks splendid as always
you always manage to make any game look beautiful!
18:35 um... not gonna question the physics on that bumper boat...
I've never played this game, but now I kind of want to
Same, it looks interesting.
Well, I'm sure it'd be right down you guys' alleys.
Right now this game is hyped up but I think half of those who buy it will be disappointed. If you like gradient color, or solid color like cartoons then you may enjoy this. Be aware there is a blur filter stopping you from seeing things clearly except for a small area you are viewing. I have played all theme games since the original Theme Park and I nearly refunded this but my 8 yr old niece really likes it.
Hallowene 420 the blur effect is called “tilt shift” and you can turn it down in the menus!
@@wiseowl1580 idk, I've had this game for what seems like a year or so and I'm really enjoying it!!
yay another one so soon please do more
loving this series
drowning vandals is the most fun part
The vandals simply are surprisingly aggressive in this scenario. I had the same problem twice despite making a good park in terms of rating.
I have to say though your parks always look so awesome! I hope I can get better with details and architecture in general I'm tired of making blocky buildings.
Awesome vid bro love the time lapse keeps the pace up!
I freekin love this, i think i am going to buy it. I love Theme park builders just hope there are animatronics and effects like planet coaster because i loved them
When I saw my first vandal I picked him up and tried to put him on the tracks on my roller coaster and began to say, "park guest (insert name here) you have been charged with vandalism of Bob the bench and will now be sent to the tracks of hell for a blood sacrifice. Bid your goodbyes." He fell through the tracks
Vind het een toffe serie :) Je creativiteit is echt een inspiratie voor anderen :D
Esther van der Molen
Is hij nederlands??
@@jespervandijk6003 yup, hoor je ook wel een beetje aan het Nederlandse accentje toch? :)
6 years? That's why I couldn't do it in 2 years, thanks for the video
Mentioned Canobie Lake Park and Boulder Dash. Boulder Dash is in Lake Compounce, but they're in the same geographic region so I totally understand the mix-up.
Another trick that will make blocking more efficient would be to use 4 blocks for 2 train setups instead of 3, that way once a train clears the final brake run the other train can freely move about through the course without having to wait on the lift until the other train is basically in the station. It helps get an extra few guests per month which on charge based rides is very important.
Damn Silv pumping out videos! Thanks.
This is just amazing.. the detail etc.. I love you much love from Germany :)
Great park and great episode!
(yeah, nothing to say, those vandals have been mean to you enough already!)
I definitly love this series, because I think that Parkitect has a nice optic. Even I can create (kinda) pretty buildings here. Where in PC I think I lack creativity.... or I just can't use the system correct. :-D
i love your vids there so interesting and there's just so much things to look at your why I'm never bored
Omg you replied
How has that lowpoly model of a slide got better graphics than the one in RCTWorld!!
Regarding Vandals: If you get a popup that warns you, you can simply open the info box at the bottom right. It will even tell you how many are remaining. You can either sit it out and hope security fixes the problem, or sort it out yourself. From my experience, security is useless (sometimes even ignoring vandals when I drop them off right next to a dude vandalizing). So I usually pause the game and play a round of "Find Waldo". Hide scenery and rides when neccesary and go on a vandal hunt. They'll leave a bad review anyway once banned, but you save the cost of replacing half your park. Dunno if killing them terminates both the vandal and prevents them from leaving a bad review, since they technically don't reach the exit (which is when a guest will influence your experience rating).
In terms of identifying them: Look for guests with caps, then check if they are vandals. Designated vandals always have a backwards cap and a bandana. Afaik, it doesn't matter if they are happy or not. It's simply an event spawned by the game, just like temporary higher or lower interest in theme parks.
30:06
Vandals complaining about vandalism. smh
"...a bit of an asshole move..." LUL
You need more security guards to keep vandals away.
Hi silv, really enjoying the parkitect series. Been following for planet coaster but I also love the simplicity/old school feel of parkitect.
I would love to see you do a coaster building tips video for parkitect! Or at least, some tips regarding banking/cornering and smoothness! Would you consider it?
Lol I have the decorating issues with Zoo Tycoon whenever I play. I restarted out of nostalgia and ended up running my bank dry because I had "uninteresting" animals and just spent way too much money making my scenery look nice.
Have been thinking about getting back into RCT games lately, this looks like the perfect game to add to my list. Definitely a nice in-between for RCT fans and those who very obviously can't run Planet Coaster because they have over 5 year old laptops :D
*Passes second vandal*
"I'm not seeing any other vandals..."
*Bans third vandal*
"Huh, I don't remember banning him..."
Okay, this is epic, subscribed
Okay, THIS is epic.
To me, Parkitect's coaster builder seems to be a perfect balance of the limitations in RCT3 versus the more-less complete freeform method of Planet Coaster. For me, someone who has played RCT3 intermittently since I was 10 (so... almost 8 years now), I am very adjusted to its systems but do acknowledge it is very limited in some aspects. However, Planet Coaster's builder is too freeform for me because of my long-term use of RCT3; I got adapted to these limitations and developed strategies on how to kinda get around them. With PC obviously this is not longer an issue, so it was almost offputting to me when I could essentially do everything I wanted with little to no consequence. That's why I think I'll be buying Parkitect in the near future. ;)
I had my “AHA” moment when you were talking about the wooden GCI coaster.. when you said they have the distinct crashing sound of another train going through the station.. I thought, “Omg wait, the wooden coaster Apocalypse at Six Flags Magic Mountain has that!” I’ll never forget how freaking loud it was, but it was my favorite coaster in the park because, for a wooden coaster, it felt so much more fun with pops of air time. So I googled it, and… YEP, it was made by GCI! This is the first time this has happened to me. Does this mean I’m starting down the path to coaster obsession? 🤣
It is also similar to the map evergreens garden from RCT2 which I loved because of its size.
Dankjewel! You should make a building tutorial for scenery! The pieces and the isometric perspective are a bit daunting.
Blew my mind. So good.