It is unreasonably funny that underneath the successful theme park there are people trapped in a living hell. Has some ancient Indian burial grounds vibe as well.
In a small, dimly lit room, Spaansgard sat alone, his eyes heavy with sorrow. His heart ached, burdened by the weight of unspoken words and unshed tears. He watched as the clock's hands inched forward, their ceaseless march a reminder of days gone by. It had been a year since his wife's smile, once so radiant, had faded into a memory. She lay in their bed, a frail figure beneath the covers, her breath shallow and labored. Her name remained unspoken, as if uttering it would make her plight more real. As the months passed, Spaansgard tried to rekindle the laughter that had once filled their home. He cooked her favorite meals, hoping to bring back the taste of happiness, but her appetite had waned, and the dishes lay untouched. Each night, he would reach out to hold her, but her hand was cold and distant. The warmth they once shared had slipped away like sand through his fingers, leaving only the chill of solitude. One rainy afternoon, he attempted to read to her from a book they had both cherished. The words, once filled with magic and wonder, fell flat in the silence of the room. Her vacant gaze met his, a mirror reflecting the hollowness that had become their life. Through it all, Spaansgard remained by her side, tending to her needs, whispering words of love into the abyss of her illness. He watched as the world outside continued its relentless march, leaving them behind. One evening, as the sun dipped below the horizon, Spaansgard found himself at the edge of despair. He knelt by the bed, his voice trembling, and uttered the words he had longed to say, "Honey, wake up." But there was no response. The room remained still, and the world outside continued to spin without concern for their tragedy. Spaansgard's voice broke, tears streaming down his face, as he added the unexpected, "A new RollerCoaster Tycoon challenge." Suddenly, there was a flicker of recognition in his wife's eyes, a spark of life that had been absent for so long. She turned her gaze towards him, her lips curving into a faint smile. "RollerCoaster Tycoon," she whispered, her voice fragile but filled with a glimmer of hope. In that moment, the game they had once enjoyed together became a bridge, connecting their hearts once more. Spaansgard wiped away his tears, and they embarked on a new rollercoaster adventure, leaving the sadness behind, if only for a while.
I like to make sure every balloon stall is a different color, so I can see at a glance where the Peeps have been hanging out the most. And then I use the same colors on the umbrellas in each area too. :)
"it takes so many clicks to refurbish a ride." - Yeah, but it's still WAY less clicks than literally rebuilding a ride (especially track rides) from scratch, to get the same effect.
I love this so much, the A.O.E reference was beautiful, brought me memories haha😂❤ love ya AA ! Thank you for existing and creating content that makes me feel less lonely ! Its been a rough few years and im glad you're here making these. I'll always be a fan!
Ty for referring Marcel a while back, amphibian. I've never learned so much about secrets in a game than the ones he finds. I get flashes of memories as a kid playing RCT 2 and with his videos. All my repressed wonders get solved.He does not have ur amazing sense of humor and voice tho (low key glaze). Hope ur well man
You can use the ride price manager plug-in to automatically charge the max price guests are willing to pay $$$ it will automatically update as the ride gets older and less popular
At the end of the video you asked why the guests walked to the ride entrance and turned around and walked away. It's due to the editing of the cue. When you Change the entrance of the cue. The people who were behind it got removed from line and then treat it like a normal path, walk to the end and back. If you watch closely they will walk right past the people who are waiting.
omg thank you this will forever be my first pc game (well acutally it's a blur between this and sims 1) and my favorite game and you are right I do miss this era of gaming when there were exploits but no one could patch it out because it wasn't seen as a bug it was seen as a win to figure out these exploits :)
I feel bad for the bob sled riders. Imagine hitting that low point where you accept to ride the most monotonous boring ride of your life to join the lost kids with your last free balloon.
If I remember rightly then changing the inspection time to 10 mins or more frequently, then the reliability of the ride should increase. (Been a while since I've played this so might be wrong)
Tipping the bathroom attendant is optional, not mandatory. Many university student, particularly on international student visas, work as attendants for extra money alongside their studies. It's not necessary, but it is polite to tip them.
They made you pay for going to a toilet in a restaurant? I believe they are mandated to provide free toilets to customers, unless it's like a McDonald's at a train station or something, which kinda manage to skirt by that requirement. Where was that?
