In real life, this kind of ride caused a lot of casualties in water park, so them flying off in RCT just tell us how dedicated Chris Sawyer was, he researched a lot and brought that statistic into the game.
@@TheTdw2000 Yeah, damn, I did hear of one which I think happened in Australia ( I could be wrong, but I'm going off of my horrible memory ) where some kid did in fact get decapitated during a dinghy ride and said head came rolling down as they got back to the beginning. Now if only my memory could remove this knowledge from me permanently.
@@TTMS-Khaz-kun It is Schlitterbahn in Texas, apart from stupid designer, dinghy slides doesn't need as much inspection and regulations to meet, which is insane in reality, it is much more dangerous than rides that are on rails.
I always found it weird that the dinghy rides were considered "water rides" even though you can't see any water in the tubes. It would've been nice if the artist had added a small stream of water to it, though I could see the difficulty in animating it in such a way that it would look convincing.
I never even realised there's no actual water on the ride until you pointed it out, which is crazy since I've been playing the game for more than a decade!
I’ve thought the same, I’ve always thought thought that it couldn’t fit at all in the coaster category, and it doesn’t quite seem like a thrill ride either, so water ride is it’s most fitting spot
Yes, you guessed correctly why it isn't there. Animating it in a non unconvincing way would be way too expensive when original RCT was made. However, there is very little water in those slides, the point of view is rather faraway, and the water layer is mostly transparent, so it wouldn't be very evident anyway.
@@jwhite5008 That being said, if they added some splash particles while the ride is going through the slide fast, it would of gone a long way to make it look like there's water in the tunnel.
hey marcel, would you ever consider doing a video on weather? how temperature and precipitation work, the effect of those on rides, different climates, etc? i feel like its a pretty underappreciated piece of the game design and id love to learn exactly how it all comes together
@@StarlightSocialist - Bingo. Temperatures affect what food and items guests buy from the stalls and even how much they’re willing to pay for them. Not all of them are obvious either!
Marcel: "So, you can build this ride either to kill your guests, or give them brain damage." Player: "Couldn't I just design them to be safer-" Marcel: "No."
@@MarcelVos Would you rather die in a freak roller coaster accident or suddenly disappear from existence due to the choices of a capricious god? I think you need to do an episode on the philosophy of RCT.
Easy fix for that, use lifts even when not needed at bottom of hills. Basically think, if I where suddenly going 1mph, where would I get stuck on this ride and fix it. Please correct me, if this would cause death, cause then I don’t have a solution.
Interestingly enough, there's a dinghy slide in the scenario "Aqua Park" that has a glitch on its biggest drop. Sometimes, if the drop is not enclosed, boats will fall through it and crash.
wait what.... I was todays years old to learn that the tunnels prevent the dinghy from flying off the track.... never realize that when I played the game when I was a kid..... always had to cautiously build the ride to ensure nothing flys off....
Haha it makes it more interesting about the physics involved when you have a dingy slide going 60kmh+ and flying up hill into an enclosed tube. Just make sure your guests sign a injury waver before riding.
I do love the idea that if you have a guest going through a tunnel at the top of a slope, they're just grinding their heads on the tunnel roof. it's like that one bit from Futurama where Fry is doing the skateboarding contest with the kids in the Los Angeles wastelands, and they go through a tunnel.
Designs with lift hills following normal track pieces (like at 6:36) have a small problem: when the ride breaks down, sometimes the boats get stuck and will not reach the lift after repair. You have to close and reopen the ride.
I'm surprised that it doesn't fly off curves. I always thought that was the bigger danger but I guess I was wrong. What I am even more surprised is that the stat requirement seems rather harsh in terms of drop height if you don't know about the tunnel trick. If not, you'll try everything for it to not explode AND you have to take care that it doesn't lose speed too quickly. 9 metres is pretty harsh in my opinion.
RCT2 rides are the most dangerous rides in the world. If you go on the Dinghy Slide, you're either going to fly off the track and explode. Rollback and explode. Smash your head into the tunnel walls (and somehow survive without injury). Or land in the water and still somehow explode. Every park is a potential Class Action park.
My major problem with these rides (this and side friction coaster) is that they randomly slow down and cause a backlog of trains not making it to the station. I have no idea what causes this. It happens on Demon Drop too after a while.
Someone said it in a different comment, but it is probably because a dinghy with heavier guests goes faster than a dinghy with lighter guests so they collide. However, the difference in speeds is not great enough to cause them to explode, so the one with the heavier guests fall back down in between two hills. Then they collide with another dinghy which may or may not explode because of the speed. If not, they create a backlog of the dinghies.
Ride overview, YES! I wonder if there's a way to build one of these that works like an IRL one. Where you go up the staircase/queue, the dinghy is ready, you go down, and immediately exit. Probably multiple stations.
People do that all the time in big scenic parks they build. There is also a custom ride vehicle that is just the guests sliding down on their own without any kind of boat.
biggest problem with these is station size. if the two stations don't match, your vehicle limit is based on whichever station is smaller. if you can use cheats to increase the maximum number of dinghies, you might be able to get a decent throughput though. in real life, of course, they just have you carry up your own riding tube.
One exit station, and one enter. It works really good with the Log flume and Splash boats, becasue the number of boats is dependent on the track length, and not the station length. So, you can have a BIG drop, around a bend and into an Exit station. Then it goes up at max speed to the top Entrance and repeat.
I bought RCT classic about a month ago and I am having a blast!!!! I have never had any problems with scenario play, but your vids are great and I either learn something new, or find some new ideas for rides. It's a bit of a shame that you are using a photo of me when I first played this game, but since your mom is great I will let you have it.👍🤟👋
20-something years ago, Action park: Park operator: Our guests just got killed by a dingy slide!!! Smashed their head in the tunnel, it seems. Ride designer: Impossible! It worked fine in RCT.
When I was little, I remember this one time. I built a massive dinghy slide, really impressive, biggest attraction in the whole park. It had many slopes, turns and twists, and then by the end, when I was kinda done already, but needed to fill space to reach the station, I built a tiny little bump at the very end, just for fun. Just to give the guests a little extra fun on their otherwise simple way to the station. I believe you know exactly how this goes - I didn't know testing rides existed back then, so I opened it, guests flooded in, they made it all the way through all the turns and slopes and amazing drops, and then like 16 people died on that tiny little hump at the very end. Since the ride was so big and took so long to get through, all the guests that were mid-way through were a lost cause by the time the first ones died.
I mostly use dinghy slides for decoration.. An enclosed straight piece works very well for the center hub of a custom ferris wheel! And of course, they work great as pieces of pipe :) On the technical side of things, enclosed dinghy slide track sections are often overlaid on normal track if you want multiple trains to run on the same section, without the tracks merging. A very useful ride indeed!
I've been playing Farming Simulator 22 recently and one of the new things in the Platinum Expansion (which focuses on forestry) is helping build a wooden rollercoaster and it gave me the idea for a series I wanted to share which is recreating rollercoasters from other games in OpenRCT2. Alongside the Silverrun Rollercoaster in Farming Simulator 22, there's also the Poseidon from Tower Unite which resembles a steel twister coaster. Of course, this is just a random idea and I understand you wouldn't want to do the idea since those are probably games you've never even *heard* of but I thought maybe it would be an interesting idea to see how the rides behave in RCT.
I have seen a glitch with dinghy slides a couple times where the dinghy would somehow think it is at the station when it is not, then move slowly around the whole track at a constant speed (without changing speed in hills.) This causes others to crash into it leaving them stuck in a valley somewhere or exploding. I do not know how to recreate this and I have yet to see it in OpenRCT2. Because of this I ended up always building my slides with 0 uphill sections so I don't have to keep fixing it.
I think you can optimize the throughput of this a lot by elevating the station and having a drop first, gain some speed, pass through the entire course, and then still have enough kinetic energy to make it halfway up back to the station. Therefore you need less lift hill pieces.
Hey Marcel Vos, this is your biggest fan! First, I want to thank you SO much for making the best content out of any youtuber I've ever watched! Your videos have gotten me into playing RCT2 and playing that game has been the best decision of my entire life! It's really not a surprise to me that you made it to 100,000 subs! You really deserved it! Thank you SOOOOO much! Oh yeah, and have you made a ride overview for the twister coaster yet? If not, can you please make one because I can't find it. Thanks so much for stopping by! I'm so excited for all the amazing videos coming soon!
maybe dinghies are also filled with hydrogen as opposed to air for i guess added fear factor? i am quite the fan of dinghy slide in RCT1 but my dessigns are costly and questionable. often suffering from stalling in turns (something i tend to work around via having drops as opposed to climbes before turns)
I guess your design is quite long as you say it is costly. Since dinghies are so light, dinghies with guests lose less speed than empty dinghies. It is very easy for full dinghies catching up to empty dinghies and collide, which sometimes cause stuck or even crash. You can try disabling maximum waiting time so that no dinghies will leave the station when it's empty.
If you do more in the future, any chance we could see an overview on the mine train coaster? Or perhaps one of the inverted coasters like the compact, lay-down, or flying coaster? I undetstand you're busy IRL, but just some suggestions for the future.
I always found this ride a pain because once you have a safety cut-off issue, eventually the boats will bunch up at a spot and not have enough speed to move and I never realize it until the game warns me way later.
Bruh I've been watching your videos for a couple years now and I would've sworn on my life you were saying "Thrill Boot". It wasn't until the subtitles CLEARLY stated "Throughput" that I caught on haha!
Lol finally I learn how to build dinghy slides without killing everybody, that was my #1 struggle back in the day because I always went overboard with the drop and wondered why the guests would always get launched into space hahahahaha😊
i wonder if you have any combined ride structures that you use a lot? like ive seen in your short dinghy slide there would be place to run a wild mouse coaster or a virginia reel through it while having the station right on the other side of the slide's station
Ah, yes. The ride that taught me that accidents could happen in the game. Because of it, I spent countless hours eying to break every single one of them to try and make them crash in some way. XD
I think you missed out on a warning for dinghy slide operators. If for any reason the slide breaks down, boats on the ride are very likely to bump into each other and never make it to the station. Always check up on the dinghy slide after a maintenance to see if you need to force close and reopen the ride.
Hey marcel, i am a programmer and want to make rct for the wii but only i am stuck with this question: how do the coasters detect the path of the track?
Dinghy slides look so cool when racing side by side. I like to make blue "Vein" and red "Artery" racers and the dingys are colored like red/white blood cells.
Would be great if OpenRCT were able to make it so that airborne vehicles can land back on the track without crashing so you can design intentional jumps.
I assume instead of filling the dinghies with regular air, they used hydrogen for some reason. However, that made them far too light, so they added random pieces of metal to weigh them back down a bit.
I always had issues if it had a second lift hill in the design, when it breaks down boats get stuck and you have to close and reopen the ride to reset it.
so what you're saying is we need to recreate the loop-de-loop waterside from action park that has teeth embedded in the ceiling to prevent the dinghy slide from crashing
Would it be possible to include a design of 600m+ Dinghy Slide with Excitement of 6+ stats for the Harder Guest Generation option? Or do Water rides not count for the Harder Guest Generation bonus?
Because of the slow throughput, there where always long lines before by Dinghy Slides, making me thing they where very popular. I build them all the time lol
Can only coasters have a positive affect when its 600m in parks with harder guest generation? Or is this also possible with other rides (gente/water), so the Dinghy included. What would be the most efficiënt design voor the Dingly with a ride lenght of 600m?
If you ever feel useless, remember that the steep to gentle open dinghy slide track piece exists
to be fair, it's the same piece as gentle to steep
It's not useless. It's a highly efficient piece for launching dinghies.
It also exists for the side friction coaster in OpenRCT2 as well.
think of it more as the most challenging track piece to use.
@@SimpleAmadeus thank you
Given the dangerous reputation of this ride, I'm genuinely surprised OpenRCT2 hasn't added an Action Park style vertical loop.
maybe if it only "forced" as a tunnel, lol
Just gotta give guests helmets with wheels on top and call that an upstop. Perfect explanation for the rafts staying on track in the tunnels on hills
I'm not paying that much to rent a helmet from Dinghy Slide 1.
Rule 1 of building a ride, guests should never become a structural part of a ride. They don't like it.
Guests are advised not to wear their viking helmets though!
@@Deurklink you've got a point. Two points if you're wearing a viking helmet
Maybe in the tunnels the dinghies act like a heartline twister and barrel roll upside down against the roof of the tunnel! It's all positive g's!
Someone needs to make a mod that produces a coconut-bonk sound effect whenever a crash on a dinghy slide is prevented by a tunnel track piece.
This is absolutely hilarious lol
In real life, this kind of ride caused a lot of casualties in water park, so them flying off in RCT just tell us how dedicated Chris Sawyer was, he researched a lot and brought that statistic into the game.
Too bad he left out the part where hitting the tunnel with your head fucking decapitates you.
@@TheTdw2000 Yeah, damn, I did hear of one which I think happened in Australia ( I could be wrong, but I'm going off of my horrible memory ) where some kid did in fact get decapitated during a dinghy ride and said head came rolling down as they got back to the beginning. Now if only my memory could remove this knowledge from me permanently.
@@TTMS-Khaz-kun I know there was one in Kansas
@@TTMS-Khaz-kun It is Schlitterbahn in Texas, apart from stupid designer, dinghy slides doesn't need as much inspection and regulations to meet, which is insane in reality, it is much more dangerous than rides that are on rails.
This setup literally decapitated a kid once.
I always found it weird that the dinghy rides were considered "water rides" even though you can't see any water in the tubes. It would've been nice if the artist had added a small stream of water to it, though I could see the difficulty in animating it in such a way that it would look convincing.
I never even realised there's no actual water on the ride until you pointed it out, which is crazy since I've been playing the game for more than a decade!
I’ve thought the same, I’ve always thought thought that it couldn’t fit at all in the coaster category, and it doesn’t quite seem like a thrill ride either, so water ride is it’s most fitting spot
But, it does sound like there's water in there
Yes, you guessed correctly why it isn't there.
Animating it in a non unconvincing way would be way too expensive when original RCT was made.
However, there is very little water in those slides, the point of view is rather faraway, and the water layer is mostly transparent, so it wouldn't be very evident anyway.
@@jwhite5008 That being said, if they added some splash particles while the ride is going through the slide fast, it would of gone a long way to make it look like there's water in the tunnel.
Good to know the guests are immune to Verruckt-style head injuries
I was hoping to make this exact comment.
hey marcel, would you ever consider doing a video on weather? how temperature and precipitation work, the effect of those on rides, different climates, etc? i feel like its a pretty underappreciated piece of the game design and id love to learn exactly how it all comes together
Please this! Was wondering about it myself.
If this were any other game i would say that the temperature is just environmental fluff for immersion. But this is RCT and Chris Sawyer is a mad lad.
Add me to the list that would like to see this.
@@StarlightSocialist - Bingo. Temperatures affect what food and items guests buy from the stalls and even how much they’re willing to pay for them. Not all of them are obvious either!
I’ve also always wondered about the weather! Replying to draw more attention to your comment 😊
Marcel: "So, you can build this ride either to kill your guests, or give them brain damage."
Player: "Couldn't I just design them to be safer-"
Marcel: "No."
I sure do hope nothing bad happened to those guests in the thumbnail!
C'mon, nothing bad EVER happens to Marcel's guests!
Don't worry, nothing bad happened. I paused the game there for the thumbnail and then I closed the game without ever unpausing or saving.
@@MarcelVos A merciful god
@@MarcelVos Would you rather die in a freak roller coaster accident or suddenly disappear from existence due to the choices of a capricious god?
I think you need to do an episode on the philosophy of RCT.
Dinghy Slide 1 has crashed! Two guests are dead after an accident on Dinghy Slide 1.
Always nice to see a cameo from everyone's favorite ride, the Heartline Twister Coaster!
The most evil things with the dingy slide are the breakdown and when you have an empty boat followed by a full one
Easy fix for that, use lifts even when not needed at bottom of hills.
Basically think, if I where suddenly going 1mph, where would I get stuck on this ride and fix it.
Please correct me, if this would cause death, cause then I don’t have a solution.
Dinghy boats don't explode if they crash into each other.
Interestingly enough, there's a dinghy slide in the scenario "Aqua Park" that has a glitch on its biggest drop. Sometimes, if the drop is not enclosed, boats will fall through it and crash.
love, how the twisted heartline coaster gets bashed even here. No opportunities lost
Demon Drop was always the first ride I'd make on RCT2 as a kid.
no marcel vos video is complete without some heartline coaster abuse
The ride is trash and deserves to be reminded it is trash
I feel like I've just been granted official permission to smash my guests into covered sections of the slides. Thank you, Marcel.
wait what.... I was todays years old to learn that the tunnels prevent the dinghy from flying off the track.... never realize that when I played the game when I was a kid..... always had to cautiously build the ride to ensure nothing flys off....
Haha it makes it more interesting about the physics involved when you have a dingy slide going 60kmh+ and flying up hill into an enclosed tube.
Just make sure your guests sign a injury waver before riding.
I always knew that was their sole purpose
As far as I know this also applies to the Bobsled coaster.
@@TheBlargMarg Action park did exactly that and it didn't help them much...
@@TheBlargMarg Actions Park be like:. What's an injury waiver?
I really wish this ride had more special elements there could be some really good idea like a bowl or tornado type thing
I think we'd all like there to be a pool element.
@@PremierSullivan yeah
@@PremierSullivan watersplash from wooden roller coaster maybe
I once made one that had a vertical loop! It did look a bit wonky though since the boats don't actually have sprites for this element!
@@Deurklink Thats cool!
Those are some wild top speeds that can be achieved using the heads of guests to keep the dinghy on the path! Great video!
I do love the idea that if you have a guest going through a tunnel at the top of a slope, they're just grinding their heads on the tunnel roof. it's like that one bit from Futurama where Fry is doing the skateboarding contest with the kids in the Los Angeles wastelands, and they go through a tunnel.
There was a real accident on the verrückt water slide, where a kid got killed.😥
@@jolu1621 The worst part is that my dad and I joked about that sort of situation...and then it actually happened. :(
7:48 "It's a solid water ride"
So, an ice ride...?
Clearly the reason the dinghies explode when they crash is because they decided to fill them with hydrogen or some other explosive gas
Oh, the humanity!
Probably the guests explode. Roller coaster cars shouldn't explode either
Designs with lift hills following normal track pieces (like at 6:36) have a small problem: when the ride breaks down, sometimes the boats get stuck and will not reach the lift after repair. You have to close and reopen the ride.
3:47 - Couple in Black Swan "I'm glad we came here Bobby. I feel like things are finally starting to look up".
Lol, they must be having a terrific time. 😂
I'm surprised that it doesn't fly off curves. I always thought that was the bigger danger but I guess I was wrong.
What I am even more surprised is that the stat requirement seems rather harsh in terms of drop height if you don't know about the tunnel trick. If not, you'll try everything for it to not explode AND you have to take care that it doesn't lose speed too quickly. 9 metres is pretty harsh in my opinion.
RCT2 rides are the most dangerous rides in the world. If you go on the Dinghy Slide, you're either going to fly off the track and explode. Rollback and explode. Smash your head into the tunnel walls (and somehow survive without injury). Or land in the water and still somehow explode. Every park is a potential Class Action park.
Your ride design reviews and random, often sadistic, commentary is the best! Love it so much! 😅😊
My major problem with these rides (this and side friction coaster) is that they randomly slow down and cause a backlog of trains not making it to the station. I have no idea what causes this. It happens on Demon Drop too after a while.
Someone said it in a different comment, but it is probably because a dinghy with heavier guests goes faster than a dinghy with lighter guests so they collide. However, the difference in speeds is not great enough to cause them to explode, so the one with the heavier guests fall back down in between two hills. Then they collide with another dinghy which may or may not explode because of the speed. If not, they create a backlog of the dinghies.
Ride overview, YES!
I wonder if there's a way to build one of these that works like an IRL one. Where you go up the staircase/queue, the dinghy is ready, you go down, and immediately exit.
Probably multiple stations.
People do that all the time in big scenic parks they build. There is also a custom ride vehicle that is just the guests sliding down on their own without any kind of boat.
@@MarcelVos Does that "vehicle" still explode?
@@T-West Yes, yes it does.
biggest problem with these is station size. if the two stations don't match, your vehicle limit is based on whichever station is smaller. if you can use cheats to increase the maximum number of dinghies, you might be able to get a decent throughput though. in real life, of course, they just have you carry up your own riding tube.
One exit station, and one enter. It works really good with the Log flume and Splash boats, becasue the number of boats is dependent on the track length, and not the station length. So, you can have a BIG drop, around a bend and into an Exit station. Then it goes up at max speed to the top Entrance and repeat.
I bought RCT classic about a month ago and I am having a blast!!!! I have never had any problems with scenario play, but your vids are great and I either learn something new, or find some new ideas for rides.
It's a bit of a shame that you are using a photo of me when I first played this game, but since your mom is great I will let you have it.👍🤟👋
20-something years ago, Action park:
Park operator: Our guests just got killed by a dingy slide!!! Smashed their head in the tunnel, it seems.
Ride designer: Impossible! It worked fine in RCT.
When I was little, I remember this one time. I built a massive dinghy slide, really impressive, biggest attraction in the whole park. It had many slopes, turns and twists, and then by the end, when I was kinda done already, but needed to fill space to reach the station, I built a tiny little bump at the very end, just for fun. Just to give the guests a little extra fun on their otherwise simple way to the station.
I believe you know exactly how this goes - I didn't know testing rides existed back then, so I opened it, guests flooded in, they made it all the way through all the turns and slopes and amazing drops, and then like 16 people died on that tiny little hump at the very end. Since the ride was so big and took so long to get through, all the guests that were mid-way through were a lost cause by the time the first ones died.
I love how the guests on the dinghy slide fly right into the guests on the swan boat at 3:48 and they are ok
I mostly use dinghy slides for decoration.. An enclosed straight piece works very well for the center hub of a custom ferris wheel! And of course, they work great as pieces of pipe :) On the technical side of things, enclosed dinghy slide track sections are often overlaid on normal track if you want multiple trains to run on the same section, without the tracks merging. A very useful ride indeed!
Correction: open tracks (non tunnel) give more excitement bonus than tunnel ones
I've been playing Farming Simulator 22 recently and one of the new things in the Platinum Expansion (which focuses on forestry) is helping build a wooden rollercoaster and it gave me the idea for a series I wanted to share which is recreating rollercoasters from other games in OpenRCT2.
Alongside the Silverrun Rollercoaster in Farming Simulator 22, there's also the Poseidon from Tower Unite which resembles a steel twister coaster.
Of course, this is just a random idea and I understand you wouldn't want to do the idea since those are probably games you've never even *heard* of but I thought maybe it would be an interesting idea to see how the rides behave in RCT.
I guess that the dinghy rafts are filled with pure oxygen which is flammable
I've always liked that Dinghy slide in RCT3 is the only way to build a water ride with a corkscrew in it if you make a sharp turn and hill.
Plot twist: They were doing this in RCT 1 and 2 as well, we just couldn't see inside to notice. ;-)
Marcel: So that's the dinghy slide. It's a solid water ride.
Me: You mean an ice ride?
I have seen a glitch with dinghy slides a couple times where the dinghy would somehow think it is at the station when it is not, then move slowly around the whole track at a constant speed (without changing speed in hills.) This causes others to crash into it leaving them stuck in a valley somewhere or exploding. I do not know how to recreate this and I have yet to see it in OpenRCT2. Because of this I ended up always building my slides with 0 uphill sections so I don't have to keep fixing it.
I think you can optimize the throughput of this a lot by elevating the station and having a drop first, gain some speed, pass through the entire course, and then still have enough kinetic energy to make it halfway up back to the station. Therefore you need less lift hill pieces.
100% clicked to hear you say "dinghy" for 8 minutes. I love your videos.
Thank you for another really useful ride overview :)
Hey Marcel Vos, this is your biggest fan! First, I want to thank you SO much for making the best content out of any youtuber I've ever watched! Your videos have gotten me into playing RCT2 and playing that game has been the best decision of my entire life! It's really not a surprise to me that you made it to 100,000 subs! You really deserved it! Thank you SOOOOO much! Oh yeah, and have you made a ride overview for the twister coaster yet? If not, can you please make one because I can't find it. Thanks so much for stopping by! I'm so excited for all the amazing videos coming soon!
maybe dinghies are also filled with hydrogen as opposed to air for i guess added fear factor?
i am quite the fan of dinghy slide in RCT1 but my dessigns are costly and questionable. often suffering from stalling in turns (something i tend to work around via having drops as opposed to climbes before turns)
I guess your design is quite long as you say it is costly. Since dinghies are so light, dinghies with guests lose less speed than empty dinghies. It is very easy for full dinghies catching up to empty dinghies and collide, which sometimes cause stuck or even crash. You can try disabling maximum waiting time so that no dinghies will leave the station when it's empty.
Hydrogen alone doesn't explode. Make it a hydrogen-air mixture.
If you do more in the future, any chance we could see an overview on the mine train coaster? Or perhaps one of the inverted coasters like the compact, lay-down, or flying coaster? I undetstand you're busy IRL, but just some suggestions for the future.
I always found this ride a pain because once you have a safety cut-off issue, eventually the boats will bunch up at a spot and not have enough speed to move and I never realize it until the game warns me way later.
Been watching a while. Have you ever done a video on block brakes? Advantages and disadvantages...
Bruh I've been watching your videos for a couple years now and I would've sworn on my life you were saying "Thrill Boot". It wasn't until the subtitles CLEARLY stated "Throughput" that I caught on haha!
Yay! A new ride overview!
Always a good time when you see a Marcel upload for sure.
Your videos always make my day, thank you!
This is exactly why so many of my slides get the name “Head Banger”
Lol finally I learn how to build dinghy slides without killing everybody, that was my #1 struggle back in the day because I always went overboard with the drop and wondered why the guests would always get launched into space hahahahaha😊
dinghy does look very smooth and attractive tho, if you like to push for a beautiful park, it is one of the best
The image that you choose for the video resume very well this ride.
i wonder if you have any combined ride structures that you use a lot? like ive seen in your short dinghy slide there would be place to run a wild mouse coaster or a virginia reel through it while having the station right on the other side of the slide's station
Ah, yes. The ride that taught me that accidents could happen in the game. Because of it, I spent countless hours eying to break every single one of them to try and make them crash in some way. XD
I always thought a tunnelled uphill after a downhill piece will give guests a REAL headache lol.
player: hey look, it didn't crash
npc: where is my scalp ?
Been playing this game for year and still am learning things good job
IDK if this is weird, but I love how you pronounce "Dinghy". It's very satisfying for some reason
As a kid, I was always afraid of the dingy slide because I would often crash them for not building them properly.
I think you missed out on a warning for dinghy slide operators.
If for any reason the slide breaks down, boats on the ride are very likely to bump into each other and never make it to the station.
Always check up on the dinghy slide after a maintenance to see if you need to force close and reopen the ride.
thank you bro, I love all your videos.
Hey marcel, i am a programmer and want to make rct for the wii but only i am stuck with this question: how do the coasters detect the path of the track?
I've been waiting for so long for this video 😍 kon minder 🤷♂️
its not the dinghies which explodes, its the quests
The thumbnail gave me so much joy
What a majestic thumbnail
What's insane about Dinghy Slide is that official design also crash quite often.
Wake up babe, new Marcel just dropped
Dinghy slides look so cool when racing side by side. I like to make blue "Vein" and red "Artery" racers and the dingys are colored like red/white blood cells.
ur vids r always hella chill and informative dude. keep up the good work
Would be great if OpenRCT were able to make it so that airborne vehicles can land back on the track without crashing so you can design intentional jumps.
Love the Matilda's style at 4:11
No one:
RCT: What if we filled the dinghies with hydrogen?
I assume instead of filling the dinghies with regular air, they used hydrogen for some reason. However, that made them far too light, so they added random pieces of metal to weigh them back down a bit.
I have to say your voice is very soothing
I always had issues if it had a second lift hill in the design, when it breaks down boats get stuck and you have to close and reopen the ride to reset it.
"Why do dinghies explode if they're just filled with air?"
Hydrogen.
3:00
Ah yes, my favorite ride, AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Marcel Vos the Boss!
...and welcome to a NEW video!"
I was so thrown off man, I thought it was always "another video". Testing a new format?
I caused a lot of chaos with this one back in the day.
"Its a solid water ride that can make you decent money while smashing in the heads of all your guests. What's not to like?"
I just imagine their lifeless bodies flopping about after the first 1-2 hills.
All those guests are going to have a smashing time at your park.
Welcome Back Kotter
I was looking for the Dingy slides stat requirments yesterday but couldn't find your video. Guess I was just too early.
so what you're saying is we need to recreate the loop-de-loop waterside from action park that has teeth embedded in the ceiling to prevent the dinghy slide from crashing
I have a fondness for having the queue line in the middle of a ride.
Slidey McSlideFace had me dying laughing 🤣
Can you do a ride overview of the stand up twister coaster? It’s my favorite coaster type to ride in real life.
Fitting that they’re the most dangerous water ride in the game considering dinghy/water slides can are risky in real life too.
Would it be possible to include a design of 600m+ Dinghy Slide with Excitement of 6+ stats for the Harder Guest Generation option? Or do Water rides not count for the Harder Guest Generation bonus?
This one of my favorite rides, but i somehow to crashed it ALL the time. This clarifies a lot.
Because of the slow throughput, there where always long lines before by Dinghy Slides, making me thing they where very popular. I build them all the time lol
Can only coasters have a positive affect when its 600m in parks with harder guest generation? Or is this also possible with other rides (gente/water), so the Dinghy included. What would be the most efficiënt design voor the Dingly with a ride lenght of 600m?