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Poll: At the start I usually go right to: (single choice)
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Tutorial Mode (Vanilla): I’m always on the lookout for something I might have missed before.
0%
0 0%
Tutorial Mode (Soaked!): I’m always on the lookout for something I might have missed before.
0%
0 0%
Tutorial Mode (Wild!): I’m always on the lookout for something I might have missed before.
0%
0 0%
Career Mode (Vanilla): I like to play in-game careers or create new ones.
20.00%
1 20.00%
Career Mode (Soaked!): I like to play in-game careers or create new ones.
0%
0 0%
Career Mode (Wild!): I like to play in-game careers or create new ones.
0%
0 0%
Sandbox Mode. I like to start new parks with unlimited options and no restrictions.
20.00%
1 20.00%
Sandbox Mode. I like to play an existing park with unlimited options and no restrictions.
40.00%
2 40.00%
Custom Scenario. I like to play scenarios that came with the game.
0%
0 0%
Custom Scenario. I like to play scenarios that did not come with the game.
20.00%
1 20.00%
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RCT3 The Play Tab. What Does it Mean to You?

#1
When that launch screen opens what’s your regular choice?
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#2
Scenario Editor
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#3
In Play, Sandbox. In Tools, Scenario Editor.
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#4
I am new to the game. Having just graduated from tutorial mode, I am playing through the base game career. I am sure if I stick with the game this will change. I like setting up the layout of the parks, but I haven't the patience to build coasters, so I like having access to downloads.
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#5
scenario every time
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#6
Scenario editor to make, sandbox to play.
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#7
just sandbox.
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#8
Well I use sandbox when I build stand-alone rides, but scenario editor when building parks so I have lots of space.
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(Mar 29, 2013, 04:14 PM)rawmilk905 Wrote: ..... but I haven't the patience to build coasters .....

If you're new to the game, possibly you don't yet know the game comes with pre-built coasters, or that you can convert most of your beloved RCT2 coasters for use in RCT3.

I've had two coasters that wouldn't convert and I needed to use the Track Decoder to rebuild them from scratch in RCT3 but when they were done I was glad I made the effort.

There was one water slide ride that wouldn't auto convert, then later I had forgotten all about rebuilding, I got rid of all my RCT2 stuff and them remembered but the two rides I mentioned above were more important anyway.
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I'm almost always in sandbox playing an existing park but lately, while fine-tuning my next park, experimenting with blocks of scenery to save as structures and finding how everything works best with less real estate, I've been scenario editor a lot - but I consider this the exception rather than the rule.
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