Every so often, I come out of my RCT2 retirement and build new designs just for the hell of it. The ones I will share with you today are designed to fit into small spaces while still maintaining excitement ratings above the 7.00 mark.







They are not yet available for download, however, for I am still debating whether I want to enter any of them in future Build It rounds. The problem is, I never seem to win Build It, so the debate is whether any of these are worth the effort of waiting around for a new round to begin.

What do you think, RCTgo community? Would you vote for any of these if given the opportunity?

Oh yesssss!!! I love these rides! Heck yeah I'll vote for them!!!!!!!!!!!

Oh yesssss!!! I love these rides! Heck yeah I'll vote for them!!!!!!!!!!!

What about Chim's awesome Thunderbird?

Depends on how good the other entries are

Oh yesssss!!! I love these rides! Heck yeah I'll vote for them!!!!!!!!!!!

What about Chim's awesome Thunderbird?

Rumor has it that he's entered that for this round, so these three designs are safe (for now). Although, between him, richardye1 and nathan8848, I can only hope that the votes are split evenly enough for the rickety old thing I entered this round to at least come close to victory.

Depends on how good the other entries are

Well, one can only hope that there are enough RCT2 fans to help swing the vote and make the competition a bit more even, as there are some out there who only vote for RCT3 tracks. I've never received more than about 30% of the vote, but sometimes, 30% is just enough.

But what I didn't mention is, if and only if any of these three designs win Built It, I'll enter a hidden bonus track, possibly one of my best designs to this day. But I can only do that if I feel I have enough support from RCT2 fans to push a RCT2 coaster to victory.

I'll also be submitting a few of my NoLimits experiments into Built It here and there, just to see what happens. Depending on how my RCT2 entries do in future Build It rounds, I may switch to NoLimits full-time.