Not sure if you guys gives a shit but if you guys are stoned like me atm then you can stream all the latest movies and series on Instaflixxer. Have been streaming with my gf lately :)
One of the toughest scenarios and you managed to even get the bonus objective?! That is amazing indeed. If you ever decide to do replays for getting all bonus objectives, I'd be sure to watch them.
"English is a language that chases other languages down alleys and rifles their pockets for spare vocabulary." You're not alone in finding English confusing. Even native speakers have trouble.
11:20 My Park just got an off season, that’s why I had to close the park. Then you have the time for maintenance and so on. Nooo I didn’t do that for the money.
Honestly I’ve struggled so much with this scenario, because guest stay for months and never return once they leave, so you are always building new coasters and rides. But hey I had fun seeing how you did it.
Doing a full "no coasters" playthrough, this was definitely quite a long scenario. Had to do a lot of shop choke points to nickel and dime the customers.
Your park was so gorgeous, it just made mine look like sh.t 🤣🤣. I'll just take some inspiration watching this and I'll try to improve my parks from now on. Thanks!
Was looking forward to seeing how you tackled this scenario! I had to try it twice, but had fun playing around with a 'jellybean house' style of harbour town in my successful playthrough. The tried and true method of: build high-intensity coasters and jack up the entrance fee seems to work well as an initial cash flow (and keeping guests from turning into vandals from complaining about not having applicable rides). Another way of sustaining your income afterwards is cranking up the prices of food, drinks, and souvenirs in the stalls.
my favorite scenarios are any map that includes a coastline. from the days of Bumbly Beach in Rollercoaster Tycoon to now, I just love building an expansive boardwalk water park over the ocean which connects to the amusement park on land.
Hooray! New Parkitect vid! I loved how you got so much in the park but everything still has room to breathe! Mine was super cramped and ugly. This was a hard one! I will try again. I can't wait to see your next videos! :)
I couldn’t wait at some point so I took the liberty of just finishing my campaign. But I find it super fun how different we do things. Mine has a more Caribbean feel for this one. With colored houses like Oranjestad in Aruba. I really thought might do that as well. But your creativity is vast. Really cool to watch!
Biscayne Beach was my least favorite scenario. As someone who's used pay-per-ride on every single scenario up to this point, Biscayne Beach was a huge pain. At first I was nearly bankrupt, which I took two loans to fix - I built two Exciting coasters and some other flat rides - and then the next problem was that I wasn't charging as much for admission as I possibly could. I thought that if I raised the admission price from $25 the Satisfaction rating would go down and the guests would be unhappier. This was actually the opposite; the Satisfaction rating went up, and I gained +4,000 in the first month of charging $60 for admission. However, the next few months left my income to slump at a consistent -100 per month; I was hovering around 580 guests and with no other options and a few thousand in the bank I built a Double Ferris Wheel. This pushed me over the guest goal and I won the scenario. Normally, after completing a scenario's goals, I'll try and use up all the possible land (including purchasable land) for fun; but with Biscayne Beach, I refused to do this as it would be impossible with only $2,000 to spare.
This scenario was so freaking hard! Not being able to charge for rides was a nightmare. I narrowly managed to hold 600 guests for a month, and won the scenario. Funny thing is I went bankrupt shortly afterwards. Well, doesn't matter, at least I won the scenario, lol.
I'm watching the video and hear at the beginning of it: "I'm gonna make the wooden coaster first as a moneymaker". and me just saying: "oh poor Silvarret, he hasn't figured out yet that all rides are free" lol Oh.. well my thoughts on your park, I think you should make a Log Flume. They are super popular in this scenario because of the heat, and I don't see benches on the end of the park (where deliveries building is), and you need at least 2 staff rooms, is way too far from the entrance, you can keep the area clean with only 3-4 janitors
In the USA, the most common name for the twister-type ride in this game is called the "Scrambler" which is the ride model made by the US ride manufacturer Eli Bridge. Many, many parks and carnivals over here have this ride. So I'm guessing that when the original RCT was made, they used the placeholder name of "Scrambled Eggs" to avoid trademark/copyright issues.
Didn't know that, but that totally makes sense. Come think of it, the ride is only known as "Scrambled Eggs" in the US, in the UK it was the "twist" - so it definitely seems like they were trying for some cultural name recognition there!
Love the park! Too bad Parkitect or Planet Coaster don’t have arcade games and machines to put into the game, it would really make the parks more realistic, especially for those smaller, carnival-style areas.
You know, this would be something really cool for the devs to add in a future update or something. A small DLC to include carnival games and more carnival/festival-esque flat rides. May I remind everybody that that terrible thing called the Zipper exists, or those stationary single looping coaster... things. Y'all know what I mean I think lol
Reaching time goals becomes easier towards the latter part of the campaign imo, because the time goals are more generous. 3 years becomes pretty common from now on, and one scenario even gives you 5. So there will be more opportunities to get your party hat out. Or it's just because I got better as I progressed through the campaign. Either way, good park as always.
I just love how beautiful you can make Parkitect, I think the buildings and stuff arnt as good and planet coaster but it’s easy, Planet Coaster is very fun but harded
Oh, thanks for pointing that out, I missed it during editing. Unfortunately it was a recording issue, not a rendering one - and I don't have an old save - so there's not much I can do about it :/
Oh no, the blue yeti is not good. I have the same issue, the mic will just stop being connected randomly. I've spent a long time trying to fix it and never could get it. My only advice is to sell it and get a new microphone. Maybe copy the mics that twitch steamers tend to buy?
For the experiences rating the only way you can really "increase" it without using the closing the park exploit is by removing the guests of all their money, but even on a per-ride charge basis it guests can spend upwards of 1.5 in-game years in the park and still have enough money to ride your biggest ride one more time.
To get your experiance rating up, you could also start a campaign for the park. It boosts the visitors over a period of time, but after that, the visitor number drops again. I would consider this a legit way to get rid of all the "older" park guests and to make some more money.
I was wondering, would you want to start a series where you look at other peoples workshop creations? Maybe like a few every video? Rate them or change something about them. It would be nice to get some decorations tip/help from the king! :D
Biscayne Beach is hella easy, just build until your money runs dry, open the park, let everyone enjoy themselves for a while, close and reopen (with a huge entry fee, because you can). ez pz lemon squeezy Oh wait you mention this. Oh well my huge problem with this scenario was the lack of good thrill rides! okay now let's watch the video Wait? a toilet right from the start???
hmmm the lag spikes at the real time parts are like we say in dutch a "Dikke RIP" seriously though nice park, makes me all fuzzy inside and has me thinking about rct2 :P
They're called Scramblers in real life. CS wasn't allowed to use trademarks on American rides, hence things like the Whoa Belly and the Scrambled Eggs.
Man this puts my Biscayne Beach to shame. This looks great! Would be awesome if you could upload the save or some blueprints. I love the food court building. Also what is your strategy for dealing with Vandals? You never seem to have a problem with them.
Hmm, good idea! I should start uploading more blueprints in general. As for the vandals - I noticed that satisfying guests' demands is key. I got most vandals when I didn't have any thrilling or exciting rides. Also, lots of mechanics and security guards help.
I think maybe I build my parks too compact because a lot of the campaign including this one I only use about 1/2 of the park. This campaign was one of the easier ones for me but I find the big maps insanely hard!!
English speakers hate English too. The word, “cay,” comes from the Spanish word, “cayo,” meaning, “small island.” It gets really confusing when people spell it, “quay,” like in Cities: Skylines. That spelling comes from the French word, “kai,” meaning, “sand bank.” We also have islands off the southern tip of Florida called, “The Keys.” It’s a wonder our language works at all.
"Batavia Cay" is pronounced /kei/ ("kay"), though it has the alternative pronunciation /ki:/ ("kee"). People in the comments might have been getting it confused with the word "quay", which is always pronounced /ki:/. So you were pronouncing it right all along!
Ah, nevermind then. Yeah, someone else commented that both pronunciations are acceptable. I think "kay" sounds nicer though. I knew about "quay", although only because I messed that one up in my Cities: Skylines series haha. Ohhh English, if only you were phonetically consistent.
Are you sure it's your Blue Yeti and not your recording software you're using? I never had problems with my BY - least of all it stoping the recording. If it stops recording in the BY the red light would start flashing. So maybe look into your editing software? Maybe it goes into a sleep mood after x amount of time?
As you can see, pay-per-entrance is not necessarily more difficult than pay-per-ride. You get lots of money up front, which allows you to build more rides, which pull in more people, making even more money. This means that investments pay off *very* quickly. Notice at around 13:30, you have some $12,000 in the bank (October Year 1), and you start losing money after the initial burst of guests. You then build a Mini Coaster, a Skyfall and a Carousel, spending around $6000 or so until 15:50 (March Year 2). By 16:40 (May Year 2) you've made back $12,000 from that investment, and the April profits *alone* are more than you spent on the three rides. Because every new guest you attract to the park isn't going to stand in line to pay $5 to ride a flat ride, they pay $60 and then go to get a park map or a souvenir or something. Pay-per-entrance makes most scenarios quite a bit easier, since you get into this positive feedback loop of attracting guests - making money - building rides - attracting guests. If you ever struggle in a scenario, try it out. It trivializes challenging scenarios such as Orchard Acres or Kaiserberg, for instance.
I’d suggest instead of using a usb mic that you should get a 1 channel interface and a shure sm58 for voice overs, it’ll be more reliable and likely better quality
In America we say "Key" as spelled "Key" however google said: "Cay, also spelled key, small, low island, usually sandy, situated on a coral reef platform. Such islands are commonly referred to as keys in Florida and parts of the Caribbean. Sand cays are usually built on the edge of the coral platform, opposite the direction from which the prevailing winds blow." So a Key and a Cay (different words of different pronunciation) mean roughly the same thing, but aren't. And the difference in pronunciation and definition seems to be a regional thing.... Classic case of English unnecessarily having multiple words with similar definition. Whether you say "Caye" "Key" or "quay" we know what you mean.
What I did to make so extra money is place photo moments on the rollercoasters. It's not much, but just a little extra. I don't really know how high I can put the price. I just put it at 3,50.
As always a scenario played in a realistic manner. You've built the coasters with a small footprint and based on a specific side of the park. Is it possible in a RL-park to have a coaster who uses the full width of the park? Just keeping some space left in the height of the coaster to get path underneath it. Is that unnatural or could it be possible in a RL-park?
look up Phantasialand in Brühl, Germany. It is known for long rides that span entire themed areas (Black Mamba and Taron come to mind), with the paths going over and under the track.
Thunder Dolphin in Tokyo covers the entire theme park within Tokyo Dome City - its station is on top of a multi storey building, its tallest hills go over a huge indoor section and mall, and it goes through a Ferris wheel. So I'd say yeah, probably :)
You're not sure how to increase experience, but have hungry and thirsty guests with unstocked shops, some of which have to use the bathroom - in my experience fixing this helps, but let's watch the rest.
@@Silvarret, yes, but when you don't have any attractions there aren't gonna be many guests. But I think you mostly focus on the scenery... and you make it awesome!!!
I don't think closing and re-opening the park is unrealistic. That's what every real park are doing and people never stay for months in there. Is that an exploit of the game mechanics; maybe, but certainly not unrealistic!
Then again, the time scale is of course totally weird, with guests only able to ride about 2 coasters a month. Either way, I spoke to the devs about it, they might implement something to prevent this loophole from working so well.
Probably would have gotten that experiences rating higher faster if you hadn't accidentally opened with no rides for a month or so. Those experience ratings couldn't have helped lol.
Why not use both sides of the road. the wooden coaster turn around isnt the end of the park. You could have had the launch coaster go over the path and do better elements.
This game is the new best tycoon game in my opinion the scenario’s of planco are short and iT doesnt fit in that game think but in this game iT fits super good
I tried to do an SBF Visa 2-Loop spinning coaster in Maple Meadows; unfortunately, when I used the (Excitement)*(0.20) and round down method, guests complained that it wasn't worth the money so I demolished it.
@@Silvarret That is exactly why I hardly ever build a Junior, Mini or Wild Mouse coaster in scenario play. My trusty go-to's are the Monorail Coaster, Steel Coaster, and Wooden Coaster.
you make your money in these sort of scenarios with over-priced food, umbrellas, maps, and on ride photos... unfortunately the price of the photos is fixed, but it's something.
I love compact parks. It's like building the park, but playing tetris at the same time
Not sure if you guys gives a shit but if you guys are stoned like me atm then you can stream all the latest movies and series on Instaflixxer. Have been streaming with my gf lately :)
@Knox Benjamin yup, I have been watching on Instaflixxer for months myself :)
Hm. Ah, yes. A Silvarret video is truly a grandiose place for stoners to gather. Thank you for your contribution, Mr not-bot.
I get all giddy when these Parkitect videos pop up.
Now that I moved on to sandbox, its soooo great to watch you tackle the scenarios :)
great to see you upload again! can u do me a huge favor and never stop making these videos? i find them extremely relaxing and fun to watch. u rock!
One of the toughest scenarios and you managed to even get the bonus objective?! That is amazing indeed.
If you ever decide to do replays for getting all bonus objectives, I'd be sure to watch them.
Me:
RUclips: New Silv Parkitect notification
Me: *runs to YT*
"English is a language that chases other languages down alleys and rifles their pockets for spare vocabulary." You're not alone in finding English confusing. Even native speakers have trouble.
Especially rTumpets
Nice Rollercoaster Tycoon Duck noises hahaha
"It has a pretty decent length"
Cue me giggling inappropriately 😅😳
Great video once again. Love the plazas and wooden coaster.
11:20 My Park just got an off season, that’s why I had to close the park. Then you have the time for maintenance and so on. Nooo I didn’t do that for the money.
You just made Biscayne Beach look so easy... Like, deym... I remember having to repeat that level several times. Good job as always...
Honestly I’ve struggled so much with this scenario, because guest stay for months and never return once they leave, so you are always building new coasters and rides. But hey I had fun seeing how you did it.
"As you can see, I have a HUGE income." - Silv chatting up the ladies, 2019.
Lmao, I wish. I do have the financial support of my parents if so ever get in trouble, but that's nowhere near as attractive isn't it
Doing a full "no coasters" playthrough, this was definitely quite a long scenario.
Had to do a lot of shop choke points to nickel and dime the customers.
Your park was so gorgeous, it just made mine look like sh.t 🤣🤣. I'll just take some inspiration watching this and I'll try to improve my parks from now on. Thanks!
Was looking forward to seeing how you tackled this scenario! I had to try it twice, but had fun playing around with a 'jellybean house' style of harbour town in my successful playthrough. The tried and true method of: build high-intensity coasters and jack up the entrance fee seems to work well as an initial cash flow (and keeping guests from turning into vandals from complaining about not having applicable rides). Another way of sustaining your income afterwards is cranking up the prices of food, drinks, and souvenirs in the stalls.
my favorite scenarios are any map that includes a coastline. from the days of Bumbly Beach in Rollercoaster Tycoon to now, I just love building an expansive boardwalk water park over the ocean which connects to the amusement park on land.
6:44 for Silvarret getting real for a sec and saying what we've all been thinking
I havent even watched it but I know it will be a great video. Love your content Silv!
Hooray! New Parkitect vid! I loved how you got so much in the park but everything still has room to breathe! Mine was super cramped and ugly. This was a hard one! I will try again. I can't wait to see your next videos! :)
I couldn’t wait at some point so I took the liberty of just finishing my campaign.
But I find it super fun how different we do things. Mine has a more Caribbean feel for this one. With colored houses like Oranjestad in Aruba. I really thought might do that as well. But your creativity is vast. Really cool to watch!
I knew you could do the bonus goals! What a park to do it on as well :D It's hair-raising, but the tension in the video is awesome.
Oh man I've been waiting for this scenario to get covered, been struggling with it. He just makes it look so easy, can't wait for the next one!
Yay another great park - I really think the wide pathway helps a lot in term of realism.
In the original RCT, I always made rides free and had a really high entrance fee in the scenario missions. Great park as always Silvarret!
Biscayne Beach was my least favorite scenario. As someone who's used pay-per-ride on every single scenario up to this point, Biscayne Beach was a huge pain. At first I was nearly bankrupt, which I took two loans to fix - I built two Exciting coasters and some other flat rides - and then the next problem was that I wasn't charging as much for admission as I possibly could. I thought that if I raised the admission price from $25 the Satisfaction rating would go down and the guests would be unhappier. This was actually the opposite; the Satisfaction rating went up, and I gained +4,000 in the first month of charging $60 for admission. However, the next few months left my income to slump at a consistent -100 per month; I was hovering around 580 guests and with no other options and a few thousand in the bank I built a Double Ferris Wheel. This pushed me over the guest goal and I won the scenario. Normally, after completing a scenario's goals, I'll try and use up all the possible land (including purchasable land) for fun; but with Biscayne Beach, I refused to do this as it would be impossible with only $2,000 to spare.
So nice that everything was a perfect fit
This scenario was so freaking hard! Not being able to charge for rides was a nightmare. I narrowly managed to hold 600 guests for a month, and won the scenario. Funny thing is I went bankrupt shortly afterwards. Well, doesn't matter, at least I won the scenario, lol.
I'm watching the video and hear at the beginning of it: "I'm gonna make the wooden coaster first as a moneymaker".
and me just saying: "oh poor Silvarret, he hasn't figured out yet that all rides are free" lol
Oh.. well my thoughts on your park, I think you should make a Log Flume. They are super popular in this scenario because of the heat, and I don't see benches on the end of the park (where deliveries building is), and you need at least 2 staff rooms, is way too far from the entrance, you can keep the area clean with only 3-4 janitors
YASS, ANOTHER PARKITECT VIDEO
I totally forgot about the flags! Next time if I make a classic out-and-back woodie I'll add them.
I love these videos!!! Love that you decorate so much! Keep going please!!!!
In the USA, the most common name for the twister-type ride in this game is called the "Scrambler" which is the ride model made by the US ride manufacturer Eli Bridge. Many, many parks and carnivals over here have this ride. So I'm guessing that when the original RCT was made, they used the placeholder name of "Scrambled Eggs" to avoid trademark/copyright issues.
Didn't know that, but that totally makes sense. Come think of it, the ride is only known as "Scrambled Eggs" in the US, in the UK it was the "twist" - so it definitely seems like they were trying for some cultural name recognition there!
yayy!! biscayne beach! what a lovely and cool park you made!
Love the park! Too bad Parkitect or Planet Coaster don’t have arcade games and machines to put into the game, it would really make the parks more realistic, especially for those smaller, carnival-style areas.
You know, this would be something really cool for the devs to add in a future update or something. A small DLC to include carnival games and more carnival/festival-esque flat rides.
May I remind everybody that that terrible thing called the Zipper exists, or those stationary single looping coaster... things. Y'all know what I mean I think lol
Loving these videos!! Keep it up man, these are super entertaining to watch
Reaching time goals becomes easier towards the latter part of the campaign imo, because the time goals are more generous. 3 years becomes pretty common from now on, and one scenario even gives you 5. So there will be more opportunities to get your party hat out. Or it's just because I got better as I progressed through the campaign.
Either way, good park as always.
I’m saving up for a new computer first game I am going to buy is this one ☝🏻
It’s so fun! I hope you enjoy it!
I just love how beautiful you can make Parkitect, I think the buildings and stuff arnt as good and planet coaster but it’s easy, Planet Coaster is very fun but harded
Yaaayyyy! Been waiting for another episode.
nice timelaps Silv. But after the first one the video goes on pause while you explain about your park. Might have to reupload
Oh, thanks for pointing that out, I missed it during editing. Unfortunately it was a recording issue, not a rendering one - and I don't have an old save - so there's not much I can do about it :/
Oh no, the blue yeti is not good. I have the same issue, the mic will just stop being connected randomly. I've spent a long time trying to fix it and never could get it. My only advice is to sell it and get a new microphone. Maybe copy the mics that twitch steamers tend to buy?
Another great episode! Another great park!
Blame the French for the pronunciation of quay, it's their word that we stole
Imagine eating a quiche on a quay...
Need more shops and stalls when you’re in pay for entry. Also you should do more transport rides
That was one of the most interesting scenarios.
Little space and no way to get income from attractions.
For the experiences rating the only way you can really "increase" it without using the closing the park exploit is by removing the guests of all their money, but even on a per-ride charge basis it guests can spend upwards of 1.5 in-game years in the park and still have enough money to ride your biggest ride one more time.
To get your experiance rating up, you could also start a campaign for the park. It boosts the visitors over a period of time, but after that, the visitor number drops again. I would consider this a legit way to get rid of all the "older" park guests and to make some more money.
I was wondering, would you want to start a series where you look at other peoples workshop creations?
Maybe like a few every video?
Rate them or change something about them. It would be nice to get some decorations tip/help from the king! :D
Loved the video! Huge fan! Cant wait for more content!
Biscayne Beach is hella easy, just build until your money runs dry, open the park, let everyone enjoy themselves for a while, close and reopen (with a huge entry fee, because you can).
ez pz lemon squeezy
Oh wait you mention this.
Oh well
my huge problem with this scenario was the lack of good thrill rides!
okay now let's watch the video
Wait? a toilet right from the start???
Gianni Except that is not how you are supposed to do it... try it without doing that...
Loved this episode! You’re amazing! :)
hmmm the lag spikes at the real time parts are like we say in dutch a "Dikke RIP" seriously though nice park, makes me all fuzzy inside and has me thinking about rct2 :P
They're called Scramblers in real life. CS wasn't allowed to use trademarks on American rides, hence things like the Whoa Belly and the Scrambled Eggs.
Man this puts my Biscayne Beach to shame. This looks great! Would be awesome if you could upload the save or some blueprints. I love the food court building. Also what is your strategy for dealing with Vandals? You never seem to have a problem with them.
Hmm, good idea! I should start uploading more blueprints in general.
As for the vandals - I noticed that satisfying guests' demands is key. I got most vandals when I didn't have any thrilling or exciting rides. Also, lots of mechanics and security guards help.
I think maybe I build my parks too compact because a lot of the campaign including this one I only use about 1/2 of the park. This campaign was one of the easier ones for me but I find the big maps insanely hard!!
This is just great.
heh this was my favorite, great to see how you dealt with it
You can really easily cheese this scenario by closing, waiting and opening the park again, because the guests will pay the entrance fee again.
I honestly found this one of the easier scenarios, just fill up the space with rides and one long path down the side and the guests just flood in.
Love these video's!
English speakers hate English too. The word, “cay,” comes from the Spanish word, “cayo,” meaning, “small island.” It gets really confusing when people spell it, “quay,” like in Cities: Skylines. That spelling comes from the French word, “kai,” meaning, “sand bank.” We also have islands off the southern tip of Florida called, “The Keys.” It’s a wonder our language works at all.
So awesome! I Hope you will recreate walibi world in the Netherlands sometime in this game XD
"Batavia Cay" is pronounced /kei/ ("kay"), though it has the alternative pronunciation /ki:/ ("kee"). People in the comments might have been getting it confused with the word "quay", which is always pronounced /ki:/. So you were pronouncing it right all along!
Ah, nevermind then. Yeah, someone else commented that both pronunciations are acceptable. I think "kay" sounds nicer though. I knew about "quay", although only because I messed that one up in my Cities: Skylines series haha. Ohhh English, if only you were phonetically consistent.
Are you sure it's your Blue Yeti and not your recording software you're using? I never had problems with my BY - least of all it stoping the recording. If it stops recording in the BY the red light would start flashing. So maybe look into your editing software? Maybe it goes into a sleep mood after x amount of time?
As you can see, pay-per-entrance is not necessarily more difficult than pay-per-ride. You get lots of money up front, which allows you to build more rides, which pull in more people, making even more money. This means that investments pay off *very* quickly.
Notice at around 13:30, you have some $12,000 in the bank (October Year 1), and you start losing money after the initial burst of guests. You then build a Mini Coaster, a Skyfall and a Carousel, spending around $6000 or so until 15:50 (March Year 2). By 16:40 (May Year 2) you've made back $12,000 from that investment, and the April profits *alone* are more than you spent on the three rides. Because every new guest you attract to the park isn't going to stand in line to pay $5 to ride a flat ride, they pay $60 and then go to get a park map or a souvenir or something.
Pay-per-entrance makes most scenarios quite a bit easier, since you get into this positive feedback loop of attracting guests - making money - building rides - attracting guests. If you ever struggle in a scenario, try it out. It trivializes challenging scenarios such as Orchard Acres or Kaiserberg, for instance.
Btw Silv, Biscayne refers to Biscayne Bay, which adjacent south of Miami, Florida.
oh yes please, MOOORE of this!!!
Oh frick, you used the RCT2 duck noise as censor noise, made the video 100 times better
Yay! Ive been waiting for this!
Muy bien explicado y muy entretenido, gracias por hacerme pasar un buen rato. :)
I just completed it now without expanding the park,37 ferris wheels and no other rides and a small bit of advertising did it for me
I was having a really bad day
Then silv uploaded
Day not so bad now
Thank you
Agree
I’m here silv, I’m here early . What’s up favorite you tuber. !!!
The wide beach screams southern California
Finally a new episode😍
I’d suggest instead of using a usb mic that you should get a 1 channel interface and a shure sm58 for voice overs, it’ll be more reliable and likely better quality
In America we say "Key" as spelled "Key" however google said: "Cay, also spelled key, small, low island, usually sandy, situated on a coral reef platform. Such islands are commonly referred to as keys in Florida and parts of the Caribbean. Sand cays are usually built on the edge of the coral platform, opposite the direction from which the prevailing winds blow." So a Key and a Cay (different words of different pronunciation) mean roughly the same thing, but aren't. And the difference in pronunciation and definition seems to be a regional thing.... Classic case of English unnecessarily having multiple words with similar definition. Whether you say "Caye" "Key" or "quay" we know what you mean.
I would say this is more like Coney Island
What I did to make so extra money is place photo moments on the rollercoasters. It's not much, but just a little extra. I don't really know how high I can put the price. I just put it at 3,50.
As always a scenario played in a realistic manner. You've built the coasters with a small footprint and based on a specific side of the park. Is it possible in a RL-park to have a coaster who uses the full width of the park? Just keeping some space left in the height of the coaster to get path underneath it. Is that unnatural or could it be possible in a RL-park?
look up Phantasialand in Brühl, Germany. It is known for long rides that span entire themed areas (Black Mamba and Taron come to mind), with the paths going over and under the track.
Thunder Dolphin in Tokyo covers the entire theme park within Tokyo Dome City - its station is on top of a multi storey building, its tallest hills go over a huge indoor section and mall, and it goes through a Ferris wheel. So I'd say yeah, probably :)
I have been struggling with this so long, but your video makes it clear why and so I'm hoping that I can complete it. Also amazing vid
You're not sure how to increase experience, but have hungry and thirsty guests with unstocked shops, some of which have to use the bathroom - in my experience fixing this helps, but let's watch the rest.
Biscuit Beach!!! Finally
Man, I sure hate quacky headsets, too...
Why do you never pause the game at start of scenarios while you build the first attractions?
Anyway, Love your Parkitect videos.
I just like playing with the park running, seeing guests walking around and riding everything. I'll try the next scenario paused at first, though!
@@Silvarret, yes, but when you don't have any attractions there aren't gonna be many guests. But I think you mostly focus on the scenery... and you make it awesome!!!
I don't think closing and re-opening the park is unrealistic. That's what every real park are doing and people never stay for months in there. Is that an exploit of the game mechanics; maybe, but certainly not unrealistic!
Then again, the time scale is of course totally weird, with guests only able to ride about 2 coasters a month. Either way, I spoke to the devs about it, they might implement something to prevent this loophole from working so well.
Yaaaay a new one
Probably would have gotten that experiences rating higher faster if you hadn't accidentally opened with no rides for a month or so. Those experience ratings couldn't have helped lol.
Why not use both sides of the road. the wooden coaster turn around isnt the end of the park. You could have had the launch coaster go over the path and do better elements.
Finally!
This game is the new best tycoon game in my opinion the scenario’s of planco are short and iT doesnt fit in that game think but in this game iT fits super good
needed. this. :)
I believe "cay" is spelled "cay" but pronounced "key" because it's a loanword from french or spanish or some form of creole.
In RCT I always liked areas better, where i could just get money for the entrance, it made me millions :D
It’s called the scrambler in real life
I was trying to build an SBF Visa spinning coaster in Biscayne Beach, but it didn't work out
I tried to do an SBF Visa 2-Loop spinning coaster in Maple Meadows; unfortunately, when I used the (Excitement)*(0.20) and round down method, guests complained that it wasn't worth the money so I demolished it.
@@kw6stheater539 yeah, guests really don't like coasters with low ratings - they'd rather even go on and pay more for most flat rides.
@@Silvarret That is exactly why I hardly ever build a Junior, Mini or Wild Mouse coaster in scenario play. My trusty go-to's are the Monorail Coaster, Steel Coaster, and Wooden Coaster.
FUCKING FINALLY
you make your money in these sort of scenarios with over-priced food, umbrellas, maps, and on ride photos... unfortunately the price of the photos is fixed, but it's something.
American here, I also thought it was pronounced Kay