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Brilliant news for Pantera Congratulations to them and I look forward to seeing the final game come out and what you lot can produce with it - brilliant.
Update:
It was supposed to go beta next month, but due to having added several features (design your own trains) they pushed the beta testing period to start in December.
My RCT3 misbehaves (hoping to record a PoV tonight) and RCT2 is a poor substitute (Imagnative scenery pieces, but building structures is awful with the isometric view. I also miss banked inclined turns on most coasters).
Does anyone know the refund policy on kickstarter for something like this? If the game literally never develops and they don't produce the rewards (essentially the product we pre-purchased) are they forced to refund or did they conceivable just swindle $100,000?
I'm waiting until some form of attraction/ride is implemented. I can only get excited over Theme Park design when there's a ride to work with. Otherwise I'm just a general Landscape artist.
I've used it. It's a culture shock. It feels more like if someone make a Photoshop Mod that allowed you to create a 3D Theme Park space.
There are lots of white and blue icons around the top and left edge. But once you know what each thing does, I'm sure it'll be a doddle.
I find camera control weird as I'm used to RCT3 Default control. I cannot find the settings to change it.
You can change the graphical settings (which is good).
But that's what I have found. I didn't play more than 4 minutes because I get a volatile reaction to computer programmes I don't understand what is going on, and I have to run away and come back later. I will need to watch the Tutorial Video and lower the settings slightly.
A handful of flat rides are available at the moment. The aesthetic does seem to be realism (if that something you like).
I didn't take a screenshot because I didn't think idiotic pathway placement and two flat rides plonked randomly with a few cloned bushes would be interesting. But if you really want a terrible screenshot, I can provide.
If you're used to the ridged grid-like format of RCT3 it's a culture shock. I don't think there's any system in place to prevent any form of clipping, so be careful.
If you have a mature machine, I recommend setting all settings to minimal and working its way up.
I haven't used it much since I'm pining for coasters to be added.
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