What, the wild ride video? If you guys are referring to that, am I the only one who found it too boring?

Yeah, coasters in RCT 3 are only fun when you crash them.

I didn't watch it.

I'm too lazy to click the play button.

I'm surprised I haven't gotten into the Living Tombstone until now. After taking a little something last night, I tried one of his songs and now I've come to enjoy his crazy half-insane style.

The Johny Depp version was better.

It managed to out-weird the original (IMO), but I've never felt the need to revisit it.

Jim Miller's co-direction is on My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic season 4; his work on the My Little Pony Equestria Girls movie is storyboard supervision.

Megasweet's Zecora.

The Canter Girls version.

Thank you for that. Is Jim replacing someone though?

edited 4th May '13 10:29:38 AM by edvedd

Sounds like not that much changed from the original.

Did anyone ever actually build working roller coasters in RCT?

I know I didn't.

So many lives lost...

I only watched the first four minutes, but the RCT 3 video didn't seem trippy to me, just boring.

I did build a few normal coasters, but they were never as popular as prebuilt ones for some reason.

And not all of the silly coasters I built were designed to crash. One coaster I designed had a top speed of 212mph and double digit g forces, but it ran perfectly fine. I think the intensity rating was something ridiculous, like 70.

What I found especially amusing is that in some cases, the track builder actually let you build rollercoasters that crashed right oout of the box. In fact, there's one roller coaster type where building a sudden change in track angle will actually cause a gap in the tracks, but it still allows you to do this.

I build , but they were lame.

Did anyone else spend most of their time playing in that one desert map that gives you infinite money? I usually used the May 13th cheat that unlocks all technologies for research as well, so it's a literal sandbox.

I never even tried to build coasters. I always used presets.

In Zoo Tycoon, I often created a death pit where the animals all fought to the death. I sometimes included the guests to liven things up. I felt like a bored millionaire.

I used pre built designs too. The only thing I built was the train line, which was part ride part transportation. I had one station right by the entrance and another at the other end of the park.

Didn't they make Prison Tycoon or something? I would imagine it's like The Sims, except with extra murder.

i'll add that last post to my personal "sentences i'd never thought i'd hear" list.

@Purple: The Sims, but with even more murder? I thought that was the whole point!

Last night I dreamt that a can of Sprite somehow gained a computer mainframe that was got possessed by Rarity, who was trapped in there. I then asked one of the employees at my local Games Workshop to look at it, failed, passed it to the other employee there, who proceeded to take it apart completely. And then I sent it to the SCP Foundation, who agreed to write a file for it on the conditions that Rarity's language be changed to French and that her name and MLP get the REDACTED treatment. To top it all off, The Age Of Dusk was somehow involved.

Dreams can be weird.

Also what army do you collect?

The main thing I remember about Zoo Tycoon is just how awful the AI was. 500 scientists trapped on an island with a rampaging T Rex. Not a single one ever tried to put it in a cage once it was tranqualized. They all just ran in place while the Trex slowly ate them all up in between tranquializations.

Imperial Guard. However, I'm slowly losing the will for 40k in favour of historical wargaming. I'm soon going to be ordering some British and French armies for De Bellis Napoleonicis, which only needs about 25-50 models.

edited 4th May '13 11:44:39 AM by SantosLHalper

I did that too but none of my guests were ever smart enough to use it. It's really frustrating that once your park is more than like 2 squares big, guests WILL get lost constantly, no matter how hard you try to help them. The constant alert noises may as well be part of the bg music.

A terrifying realization.