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(Apr 4, 2013, 09:53 PM)alexwohlbruck Wrote: I wonder how I'll convince my parents to buy this for me.

Maybe you could show them the link to the kickstarter page and show them the Rewards section where they give you extras if you make a pledge... Maybe for $50 (i think) they give you early beta access to the game if i remember correctly and they send you digital and boxed version of the game when it comes out. It's still pretty expensive but i think it's way more worth it than just buying it when it goes public

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Does anybody know of any videos of any rides in Theme Park Studio that demonstrate what the rides actually sound like? Because this is a major dealbreaker (i really don't want to start getting all negative, but i think it needs to be said).

Remember ThrillVille Off The Rails? The entirety of a rollercoaster had just one smooth looped sound, there was no audible change when the coaster went up or down tilted or twisted or anything like that. I hope you know what I mean... Like, it was just the same sound through out the whole ride like "whhoooooooooosh" or something, but in rct3 it actually sounds like a real ride, like (lol) "whoosh whoooooooooooooooshhhhhh" etc (ok i'll stop, this is getting embarrassing :P).

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(Apr 23, 2013, 11:15 AM)RCTgoMatthew Wrote: I wish creating CS for RCT3 was much easier.

Yes! And I also wish that placing Trees wasn't so tedius in RCT3!!!

And it's really hard too, 'cause when you're placing trees, you want it to look somewhat realistic, and not just a "row" of trees here and there, so once you've placed lots of trees, you sometimes have to delete many, and replace them in slightly different locations. There should be something like a randomized brush tool that "paints" trees while you hold down the mouse button and move the mouse around - and there could be options too like changing the pattern of the trees as to make them more spread apart or more closer to each other.

It's a bit too manual in rct3...