Always love the tangents that you go off on during your videos; the red paint of Sweden was a great little history bit, and I always feel that I'm learning more about coasters just from the inspirations and name-dropping that you do throughout your park creation.
This is probably one of my favorite parks so far in your series! Especially the last section with the Wild Mouse- I love the architecture there and how well it's integrated with the coaster. Hope you'll do more parks with some differently themed sections in the future, it seems like a great way for you to flex your creativity and try out multiple styles in one scenario.
Silv, it is just incredible how nonchalant you are about your videos and yet build the greatest and most realistic parks of every YTbuilder I've seen so far. Thanks for sharing your skills!
When you said the place with Tranan I was like is he really talking about Skara Sommarland which is located in my home town where I right now is sitting eating lunch !!!
You: Talks a lot about building two droptowers Inside my head: "Man, relax. One of the first things you built was an info booth - literally 7 tiles away from a preinstalled one, on the same path" I don't know about non-tracked rides, but I think having attractions twice doesn't hurt. You only get deminishing returns on the ride's contribution towards the maximum park guest count after placing 4 or more rides of the same type. Btw, nice to see the series continue. Was a bit worried that you were taking a longer break from it. Studio Cavy is done with his playthrough, Geekism seems to have dropped it, and all other RUclipsrs just smack down rides and paths and call it a successful playthrough. Or they don't understand the game mechanics at all. My hopes rest on your shoulders!
WAIT. This scenario came with an info booth!!?? Oops. Either way, I try to avoid cloned rides because IRL parks wouldn't have the same flat ride twice. And I'll definitely continue and finish this series, I've been looking forward to doing it ever since starting work on the game's scenarios.
@@Silvarret Sometimes prebuilt scenery such as the entrance already has shops. I made similar mistakes, so I now check a scenario with hidden scenery before I start. I understand your realism ideal, although I personally don't find it too problematic. Some rides even lend themselves to being redundant.
As a Dane, it warms my heart whenever you mention Tivoli, as it is most definitely the amusement park I feel the most nostalgic about visiting, not to mention your near perfect pronunciation of the 'Dæmonen' rollercoaster. Pretty impressive.
Whilst you were building the final coaster going in and out of the buildings, I was just thinking how it reminded me a lot of Gesengte Sau in Tripsdrill, and then a few minutes later you mention it as your inspiration! :D Just shows how good you are at building real life inspired coasters, if I recognise it before you've finished! On a side note, as I'm not really a theme park 'enthusiast', I always get excited when you mention a slightly obscure one that I've actually been to - especially Tripsdrill as I live in the UK!
Wew, was I ever glad to see this uploaded. I was worried that your series of Parkitect videos was being discontinued. So far you're one of the only RUclipsrs doing both a playthrough that is worth watching as well as consistently uploading chapters of it. Thank you for not ditching this series.
Took me a couple of attempts to do this park but my layout worked! Your attention to detail is amazing. I love the work you put in to each park..........
Whenever I beat one of these parks, I immediately come here to check out how you built yours :D they're always fun watches, man. I love how half the beginning of the video is a small tangent about the history of house painting in Sweden LOL
Mystic Oasis was by far my favourite of the series, until I watched this. Would love to see more coasters interacting with buildings like the wild mouse does. I think you did a great job!
The Garden near the mouse coaster and drop tower was missing a bush and the lack of symmetry bothered me so much xD Loving the parkitect content a year later!
I love when you do more basic building style like how you started this park and the entrance way. Makes me not too intimidating and that i can actually get better lol.
Have you heard about a Drop Tower in Linnanmäki, Helsinki Finland? It has a Medieval theme and it has like a little castle all around it at the bottom. It looks really cool and it's called *Kingi* Too. Which is the 'cool' way of spelling King in Finnish. Love you
This is actually one of my favorite scenarios of yours so far! Perhaps because I struggled hardcore with mine, I went way too hard on the scenery and spent all my money. The island is my favorite piece with the wild mouse coaster running in all the buildings. It's so neat and well-put together with all of the different buildings! It feels like an old european square in some cute little town somewhere. I was excited for your sci-fi area, you should definitely do sci-fi as a theme again, and have different themed areas in your parks. One of the challenges of multiple themes is getting your transitions smooth between areas, and I would love to see how you handle that in Parkitect! (i'll be taking notes if you do!)
10:45 There's two still operating Intamin bobsleds. One in Dallas, Texas and one in New York. I've had the pleasure of riding the one in dallas and it is one of the most unique experiences I've had at a theme park.
building underground is so OP. edit: and if it's like RCT (which it seems it is in this case) your coasters get an excitement bonus whenever they go underground.
I love seeing new Parkitect episodes! I really wish you integrated a motion sim into the scifi area. I think you should have moved those 2 red towers somewhere else and put it there.
The Falu red paint were orginally more orange but with time it became more red so when people repainted thier houses they wanted to look the same so the paint became more red.
Another inspiration you could use in some of your parks is Bergen, Norway. The buildings are very colorful and many of the alleyways are all made of wood with wooden structures sticking out at all angles, a very beautiful place you could model a park after!
Wow I didn’t know single cart bobsled coasters were rare, I think six flags great escape, which was where my grandparents used to live and take me, had a cool Olympic skiing theme one
If you can, you should make a Wild Mouse tutorial. I have a lot of difficulties building those ones in my parks, I don't care if you do it here or in Planet Coaster, but is soooo needed and you explain well in your tutorials.
In regards to research cost, it's a challenge when you're trying to gold a scenario and still make a nice park. I feel a little bad for your wild mouse with the wonky blocks.
Just a random thought: I think if you had put the bathroom in the building next to the hangar instead of the hangar itself, you could have used the hangar as the entrance to a little plaza for the theatre & some simulators. Not that the park needs it; it’s gorgeous as-is, but the idea just came to me as you were mentioning how you would’ve liked to fit one or the other in the arctic research base area. If you used cargo tunnels more, I’d suggest that same plaza might be a good place for a secondary food court as well, but again, not really that important.
Something that made me chuckle is you placed an info kiosk. I did the same and was wondering why it didnt sell a lot of maps. The entrance building already comes with one XD i didnt notice until like three quarters of the way through the scenario.
I would agree with the top of the tower, Hansa Park revealed, looks a bit cheap, but for what it is, it is ok, and I prefer to get a good theming where you really can see instead of a themed top in far distanz. Also it should still be ok for what it should be, so I would expect it to be fine :)
Maybe the original park was all the traditional Swedish theme leading around to the castle square area but then they got some money and ripped out the middle section to put in a floorless coaster and then added in the sci-fi arctic research facility scenery to match it
Heel mooi en bijzonder park. Leuk om te zien. Waar ik alleen nog aan zat te denken is een manier om snel van de Wild Mouse Ride naar de ingang van het park te komen? Anders moeten de gasten weer helemaal terug lopen en kunnen de paden best vol raken. Misschien een kabelbaan over het water, terug naar de ingang? Zou een mooie toevoeging kunnen zijn. Verder echt een heel vet park.
still gonna add the critique of doing like any sort of flat ride. i know when playin the scenarios they're really hard to be viable for the goals but man, you make such high profit parks in the long run that it'd be ok to do that risk!
I actually spent too much time learning how to make tunnels in the original Roller Coaster Tycoon (both for paths and also rides) and I'm just abusing tunnels ATM in Parkitect xD
Maybe a weird question. When do you use an 'edge' and when do you use a 'cornice'? I know the edge things are thicker, but when to you the one and when to use the other?
Is this game worth buying over planet coaster? I dont think I would be able to run PC well, plus I like the art style of this game. Is the management fun? Is coaster creation annoying? I’m guessing decorating/scenery is good?
Great park with lovely theming again, but the lack of the floors inside the buildings that the Wild Mouse goes through kinda bothers me. Should it even?
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In any case, I'm glad you're continuing this series!
Says he needs to build a staff room, forgets about it 10 seconds later.
Always love the tangents that you go off on during your videos; the red paint of Sweden was a great little history bit, and I always feel that I'm learning more about coasters just from the inspirations and name-dropping that you do throughout your park creation.
This is probably one of my favorite parks so far in your series! Especially the last section with the Wild Mouse- I love the architecture there and how well it's integrated with the coaster. Hope you'll do more parks with some differently themed sections in the future, it seems like a great way for you to flex your creativity and try out multiple styles in one scenario.
Silv, it is just incredible how nonchalant you are about your videos and yet build the greatest and most realistic parks of every YTbuilder I've seen so far.
Thanks for sharing your skills!
When you said the place with Tranan I was like is he really talking about Skara Sommarland which is located in my home town where I right now is sitting eating lunch !!!
Ooh have fun there! Say hi to Tranan for me, I love that coaster.
Swedish houses are red because its better at hiding -blood- ketchup
Lie
*Gasp*
Hooray!
Was lurking for this, thank you.
I've been waiting weeks for this! I'm so excited!
Have binge watched all the episodes a while back; very happy to see a new one! Looking forward to Batavia Cay! :)
You: Talks a lot about building two droptowers
Inside my head: "Man, relax. One of the first things you built was an info booth - literally 7 tiles away from a preinstalled one, on the same path"
I don't know about non-tracked rides, but I think having attractions twice doesn't hurt. You only get deminishing returns on the ride's contribution towards the maximum park guest count after placing 4 or more rides of the same type.
Btw, nice to see the series continue. Was a bit worried that you were taking a longer break from it. Studio Cavy is done with his playthrough, Geekism seems to have dropped it, and all other RUclipsrs just smack down rides and paths and call it a successful playthrough. Or they don't understand the game mechanics at all. My hopes rest on your shoulders!
WAIT. This scenario came with an info booth!!?? Oops. Either way, I try to avoid cloned rides because IRL parks wouldn't have the same flat ride twice. And I'll definitely continue and finish this series, I've been looking forward to doing it ever since starting work on the game's scenarios.
@@Silvarret Sometimes prebuilt scenery such as the entrance already has shops. I made similar mistakes, so I now check a scenario with hidden scenery before I start.
I understand your realism ideal, although I personally don't find it too problematic. Some rides even lend themselves to being redundant.
As a Dane, it warms my heart whenever you mention Tivoli, as it is most definitely the amusement park I feel the most nostalgic about visiting, not to mention your near perfect pronunciation of the 'Dæmonen' rollercoaster. Pretty impressive.
Whilst you were building the final coaster going in and out of the buildings, I was just thinking how it reminded me a lot of Gesengte Sau in Tripsdrill, and then a few minutes later you mention it as your inspiration! :D
Just shows how good you are at building real life inspired coasters, if I recognise it before you've finished!
On a side note, as I'm not really a theme park 'enthusiast', I always get excited when you mention a slightly obscure one that I've actually been to - especially Tripsdrill as I live in the UK!
Great job! One of the best in the series so far. It looks like a miny Islands of Adventure.
Can I just, like, absorb all your architectural knowledge, please?
Wew, was I ever glad to see this uploaded. I was worried that your series of Parkitect videos was being discontinued. So far you're one of the only RUclipsrs doing both a playthrough that is worth watching as well as consistently uploading chapters of it. Thank you for not ditching this series.
it's been 84 years...
Is this a paint reference??
Took me a couple of attempts to do this park but my layout worked! Your attention to detail is amazing. I love the work you put in to each park..........
Whenever I beat one of these parks, I immediately come here to check out how you built yours :D they're always fun watches, man. I love how half the beginning of the video is a small tangent about the history of house painting in Sweden LOL
just two shops, one bathroom, no staff room and everyone's happy. mission accomplished
I really enjoy this series
It's always relaxtertaining to watch you build.
Please update more parkitect build oftenly, it's so fun to watch
YES!
YES FINALLY! Keep them coming and go bigger and better every time :)
Mystic Oasis was by far my favourite of the series, until I watched this. Would love to see more coasters interacting with buildings like the wild mouse does. I think you did a great job!
Tripsdrill is a really nice park. I was there so many times and it´s always great to be there.
I'm really curious to see how you'll make Biscayne Beach. That was a pretty tough scenario.
Just close your park a couple of times and reopen, and you have money in no time
The Garden near the mouse coaster and drop tower was missing a bush and the lack of symmetry bothered me so much xD Loving the parkitect content a year later!
Another great video. I like that you are trying different themes in the park. Keep up with the series.
The building you build around 30:00 makes me think of an abbey more then a castle.
I love when you do more basic building style like how you started this park and the entrance way. Makes me not too intimidating and that i can actually get better lol.
Finally! Love your Parkitect series. Just fyi, there is an info booth in the entrance building already! :D
Have you heard about a Drop Tower in Linnanmäki, Helsinki Finland? It has a Medieval theme and it has like a little castle all around it at the bottom. It looks really cool and it's called *Kingi* Too. Which is the 'cool' way of spelling King in Finnish. Love you
The two droptowers are like the image of spiderman pointing at himself
This is actually one of my favorite scenarios of yours so far! Perhaps because I struggled hardcore with mine, I went way too hard on the scenery and spent all my money. The island is my favorite piece with the wild mouse coaster running in all the buildings. It's so neat and well-put together with all of the different buildings! It feels like an old european square in some cute little town somewhere. I was excited for your sci-fi area, you should definitely do sci-fi as a theme again, and have different themed areas in your parks. One of the challenges of multiple themes is getting your transitions smooth between areas, and I would love to see how you handle that in Parkitect! (i'll be taking notes if you do!)
I’ve been on Dæmon at tivoli and I love it. Tivoli is so beautiful
Eftelings bobsled ride is so much fun! Thats so sad to hear I'm glad I had the chance to ride it while in the Netherlands.
I loved the theming in this one!
10:45 There's two still operating Intamin bobsleds. One in Dallas, Texas and one in New York. I've had the pleasure of riding the one in dallas and it is one of the most unique experiences I've had at a theme park.
building underground is so OP.
edit: and if it's like RCT (which it seems it is in this case) your coasters get an excitement bonus whenever they go underground.
I love seeing new Parkitect episodes! I really wish you integrated a motion sim into the scifi area. I think you should have moved those 2 red towers somewhere else and put it there.
Well done! Very different on how I did this scenario. Fun to see!
God that small island looks stunning.
the lagoon park in utah, usa, has a swingig ship, not quite on the water but really close, and yes it does theme amazingly
Nou voor mij is deze en de western kaart mijn favorieten :) well done
I'm so glad this is back, I missed the series. Keep it up Silv!
I didn't know they were going to close the bobsled in the Efteling. Got stuck in that one last summer, great memories🙃
This turned out beautiful tbh ♥️♥️
The Falu red paint were orginally more orange but with time it became more red so when people repainted thier houses they wanted to look the same so the paint became more red.
I love these videos. Keep it up silv!
The parc looks so good omg😱❤️
This reminds me of your christmas area with the b&m in planet coaster!
Another inspiration you could use in some of your parks is Bergen, Norway. The buildings are very colorful and many of the alleyways are all made of wood with wooden structures sticking out at all angles, a very beautiful place you could model a park after!
love your style dude. I tried to make a haunted tower with my drop coaster. It's nothing compared to your buildings
Wow I didn’t know single cart bobsled coasters were rare, I think six flags great escape, which was where my grandparents used to live and take me, had a cool Olympic skiing theme one
If you can, you should make a Wild Mouse tutorial. I have a lot of difficulties building those ones in my parks, I don't care if you do it here or in Planet Coaster, but is soooo needed and you explain well in your tutorials.
In regards to research cost, it's a challenge when you're trying to gold a scenario and still make a nice park. I feel a little bad for your wild mouse with the wonky blocks.
So happy the series is back :) Keep it up
When you said you had to catch a ferry I pictured you with a glass jar in one hand and a butterfly net in the other as if you're Link.
Just a random thought: I think if you had put the bathroom in the building next to the hangar instead of the hangar itself, you could have used the hangar as the entrance to a little plaza for the theatre & some simulators. Not that the park needs it; it’s gorgeous as-is, but the idea just came to me as you were mentioning how you would’ve liked to fit one or the other in the arctic research base area. If you used cargo tunnels more, I’d suggest that same plaza might be a good place for a secondary food court as well, but again, not really that important.
you should make some roller coaster tycoon videos i’d love to see how you decorate the parks!!!
wow. you are an artist, imho. And a great youtuber too ;) Very enjoyable to watch!
Something that made me chuckle is you placed an info kiosk. I did the same and was wondering why it didnt sell a lot of maps. The entrance building already comes with one XD i didnt notice until like three quarters of the way through the scenario.
i live in the netherlands and i go to the efteling pretty often and iam also so sad that its closing
In Walibi Holland you have the Superman ride near the entrance though. So it can work. It's hidden neatly.
I liked this map. I went with a sort of ski lodge theme.
also that's why barns are red, it was the cheapest paint to get.
La Vibora at six flags over texas is a intamin bobsled.
I think that you should make a bridge to connect the castle area to the entrance area. It would be a very long bridge but it would make more sense.
thank silvarret, very cool
The little Efteling 'rant' in the beginning might be the most Dutch you've been on this channel yet haha.
YEAH, new episode!!!
I have a little tip when u have a ride open it then do all the scenery
I would agree with the top of the tower, Hansa Park revealed, looks a bit cheap, but for what it is, it is ok, and I prefer to get a good theming where you really can see instead of a themed top in far distanz. Also it should still be ok for what it should be, so I would expect it to be fine :)
Maybe the original park was all the traditional Swedish theme leading around to the castle square area but then they got some money and ripped out the middle section to put in a floorless coaster and then added in the sci-fi arctic research facility scenery to match it
Heel mooi en bijzonder park. Leuk om te zien. Waar ik alleen nog aan zat te denken is een manier om snel van de Wild Mouse Ride naar de ingang van het park te komen? Anders moeten de gasten weer helemaal terug lopen en kunnen de paden best vol raken. Misschien een kabelbaan over het water, terug naar de ingang? Zou een mooie toevoeging kunnen zijn. Verder echt een heel vet park.
Thanks, da's best wel een tof idee eigenlijk. Helaas heeft het spel geen kabelbaan, maar een monorail zou ook wel goed werken.
@@Silvarret Jammer dat er geen kabelbaan in zit. Je hebt mij inmiddels wel overtuigd om dit spel te gaan kopen. Superleuk!
still gonna add the critique of doing like any sort of flat ride. i know when playin the scenarios they're really hard to be viable for the goals but man, you make such high profit parks in the long run that it'd be ok to do that risk!
best one so far imo
I actually spent too much time learning how to make tunnels in the original Roller Coaster Tycoon (both for paths and also rides) and I'm just abusing tunnels ATM in Parkitect xD
concerning intamin bobsled coasters, SFOT still has one ("la vibora")
Am I the only roller coaster phobic who still enjoys these kind of games? I'd never ride any of the coasters I build virtually, IRL
At Michigan’s adventure, the swinging ship is actually in the middle of the lake... kinda
Isn't La Vibora at Six Flags Over Texas an Intamin Bob Sled? Wikipedia says the cars they use are from Efteling.
Yep!
Why did you forget the single square bush in the garden center?! Low-key sad about it lol
finally parkitect \o/
When is Uzuri coaster? Anyway, great video!
I would ride your Wild Mouse it actually looks fun
Maybe a weird question. When do you use an 'edge' and when do you use a 'cornice'? I know the edge things are thicker, but when to you the one and when to use the other?
Is this game worth buying over planet coaster? I dont think I would be able to run PC well, plus I like the art style of this game. Is the management fun? Is coaster creation annoying? I’m guessing decorating/scenery is good?
Oh ye great work
nailed it
You pronounced G'sengte Sau perfectly, though. :)
Great park with lovely theming again, but the lack of the floors inside the buildings that the Wild Mouse goes through kinda bothers me.
Should it even?
I added floors eventually, I think!
Excited for a new vid
So wait, what happens if you charge like a $90 - $150 ticket price, and make all the rides free. What happens? Is it a good idea?
You can get the intimin one by going to the bottom of the settings and changing the car type.
Could you do an indoor park? There's a scenario coming up soon where this is well suitable.
Can you please answer this I’m going insane. How do I get the custom supports to connect to the track in planet coaster?
I kind of got a black ops vibe from your arctic area
Is that a (gerst) -->bobsled coaster, you were making? What’s up silv favorite RUclipsd 30:13???
Yes!
Silvarret sick!!!!
Daemonen is awesome