Real life roller coasters, log flumes, splash boats, rapids rides....anything with a buildable track really. I've tried and failed every single time. I can follow a tutorial (which is how I'm practicing making realistic looking parks so I can start sharing) but when it comes to images and blueprints...well don't ever hire me to be an RCT3 or real life architect xD

But yeah, my search for ride exchanges to find what I seek was what brought me here....and now I want more then just rides xD I'm enjoying the community, voting on Build Its and thinking of new rides to add to my own collection of uploads to share. With a little more practice in realistic building I hope to be showing off parks soon too.

Spread the word about RCTgo, ITS AN AWESOME COMMUNITY!

Only if you say please :P Lol kidding, of course I'll spread the word. It's good to have communities like this around after all

^ You said it matey! =D

I was looking for RCT3 CS and I found the sight. Then I was like hey I should sign up for forums. So I did.

I was looking for a good site to upload my coasters, and I found this site to be the easiest to navigate.

I can't remember where I found RCTgo but it has the best community for rct games and resources imo. I probably found it on google while searching for track downloads

I was looking up RCT3 stuff and up pops RCTgo as one of the links, I clicked on it and looked around it and about two months later I decided to become a member.

I was looking for RCT3 CS and I found the sight. Then I was like hey I should sign up for forums. So I did.

Same here.

I was looking for a RCT2 community to share and browse designs. As easy as one is to find using a simple Google search, most RCT2 communities these days have long since been abandoned. I thought about starting my own community--I even went as far as almost choosing a skin for a forumotion page--but creating your own site does not work so well if you can't find people interested enough in it to even find your site.

So I continued my search, and I ended up signing up here. At first I was under the impression that this was an RCT3-only community, but upon further investigation it was apparent that there are still others here who love RCT2 (almost) as much as I do.