Jun 9, 2020, 01:54 AM
(This post was last modified: Jun 9, 2020, 01:55 AM by slopsbucket.)
Hi all,
I’m just trying to wrap my head around the first simulation game I’ve played since the 1990s, it’s RCT3 Platinum, and I’m loving it so far. I like sandbox type games, the campaigns that came with RCT3 do not interest me at all and I am so glad someone provided downloads for the completed campaign files to unlock everything. I would never have completed those campaigns myself and would have continued to play with so many coasters unavailable.
I thought I was doing rather well learning to make successful parks. I was wrong.
I’ve uploaded a map that I would like to discuss with people so I can learn where I’m going wrong.
http://www.mediafire.com/file/20oi4n3hrn...k.zip/file
I expected this to be “the perfect parkâ€. I expected it to be making $5000 a month profit. Instead my park only gets the rides less than 1/3 full and only makes $2000 a month.
The base map that I built this park on is available for download at RCTgo by the way, it contains the only component of my park that I did get right.
https://rctgo.com/downloads/view/major-rager.20074
It has 4 entrances and a train ride linking them.
In my Cheated Park version I started with $500,000 in the bank, my whole aim was to get maximum profit from minimum built up area. I built it as 4 separate little parks. I used almost every ride available and no ride occurs twice on the map, they’re all unique. I used the “Frontier†cheat and put the game on fast forward for a few years until averages had settled down and I could look at reliable figures.
I get about 140 people a month through the gate.
I have about 2400 people in the park.
There’s good food and facilities, I usually have a chuck factor of 0.
Rides are cheap. The grounds are attractive.
Where am I going wrong?
Any help would be appreciated.
Cheers,
Andrew.
I’m just trying to wrap my head around the first simulation game I’ve played since the 1990s, it’s RCT3 Platinum, and I’m loving it so far. I like sandbox type games, the campaigns that came with RCT3 do not interest me at all and I am so glad someone provided downloads for the completed campaign files to unlock everything. I would never have completed those campaigns myself and would have continued to play with so many coasters unavailable.
I thought I was doing rather well learning to make successful parks. I was wrong.
I’ve uploaded a map that I would like to discuss with people so I can learn where I’m going wrong.
http://www.mediafire.com/file/20oi4n3hrn...k.zip/file
I expected this to be “the perfect parkâ€. I expected it to be making $5000 a month profit. Instead my park only gets the rides less than 1/3 full and only makes $2000 a month.
The base map that I built this park on is available for download at RCTgo by the way, it contains the only component of my park that I did get right.
https://rctgo.com/downloads/view/major-rager.20074
It has 4 entrances and a train ride linking them.
In my Cheated Park version I started with $500,000 in the bank, my whole aim was to get maximum profit from minimum built up area. I built it as 4 separate little parks. I used almost every ride available and no ride occurs twice on the map, they’re all unique. I used the “Frontier†cheat and put the game on fast forward for a few years until averages had settled down and I could look at reliable figures.
I get about 140 people a month through the gate.
I have about 2400 people in the park.
There’s good food and facilities, I usually have a chuck factor of 0.
Rides are cheap. The grounds are attractive.
Where am I going wrong?
Any help would be appreciated.
Cheers,
Andrew.