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And even after purchasing all of the DLCs for Planet Coaster, it still didn't have the amount of rides and attractions that RCT3 included in its base game.

All buildings in my parks are my own creations (not from the workshop, if that's what you mean). I do use many sources for inspiration for those designs, mostly Disney and Universal parks. The Headware building was completely my own design, though. I thought it came out...fair. But I'm my own toughest critic.

Zimbwowee Vilage entrance plaza. Expedition Headwear features a large selection of fun hats for the guests to purchase. The new employee looks afraid of the embroidery machine. meanwhile... Dr. Lecter is keeping Wanda busy.

The DLC I'm hoping for is a water rides pack. Jurassic World Evolution 3 is getting a kayak ride. If they can make this for JW3, then I would think there is no reason they won't create rides like this for PC2...something that many players are crying for.

I was hoping you were right, but... But I still think if we do get a DLC pack soon, it will be the Spooky pack.

I don't know if you're being serious or not. I remember in PC1, peeps had to be close to a vista point in order to react. In fact, they would try to get as close as possible, even if it meant walking mid air to get there. (Another glitch, never fixed in PC1)

That's a bit of a stretch. I'm pretty sure the skull shirt is nothing new, so I doubt it has any significance. I think we're just used to the old Frontier who used to put little things in their screenshots hinting on future things to come. But that said, I think there is a very strong probability that a Spooky pack is on the way in time for October. I just don't think that screenshot was hinting at it.

I think the new area really fits in much better with the general vibe of the park. I look forward to seeing how you flesh out the area with more details and interiors.

How do you conclude we're getting a Spooky pack and vista points from that screenshot? Am I missing something? And I agree with Danny420. There are too many things in the game that have either been lazily implemented, or need to be fixed. But blatant bugs that have existed since release, and have been reported numerous times in the Issue Tracker, are still present. Doesn't give me much confidence that any of these issues will ever be addressed.

That was pretty awesome. I loved how the 2 tracks intertwined and twisted around each other. One teensy criticism I have is I thought it was a bit bright in a few spots considering you're traveling through underground caves, lit in some places only by torches. Otherwise, I thoroughly enjoyed it.

I hope we get to finally see some ground shots of the island. 🙂

I did use photos of, and visits to, the flamingo exhibit at the San Diego Zoo for reference. Although this is a much bigger exhibit.

Just to clarify, this IS the Frontier workshop for PC2 that I'm talking about. I haven't personally encountered a lot of plagiarism, but I've seen many others complaining about it. They really need to make several changes to the workshop. The ratings system is pretty bad, as I've seen huge detailed parks that must have taken months to create getting 4 stars and then a fence built with six posts that took probably 5 minutes, also getting 4 stars. Not to mention the horrible search function and well...I could go on, but won't.

I also think BTMR would be my pick for favorite coaster. I love the theming, and it's tame enough that I can handle it. Unfortunately, motion sickness keeps me from riding most coasters these days. So I have to stick with very tame ones. Even Space Mountain can make me extremely ill. And Xecronius, not only did I make my own drawings of BTMR, built a model of it too... Not perfect, but not bad, either.😋

Dr. Lecter has gotten most of the flamingos healthy and released into the exhibit. The new Veterinary Center, headed by the good doctor. Across the way is the Quarantine Center. Animals with major injuries or contagious diseases are kept here while they recuperate. Back in the Veterinary Center, this is where animals with minor injuries are kept as well as those being prepped for surgery. Lecter has an office here. Inside Lecter's main office in the Administration Building, it seems Wanda and Scooter have been called in and are about to be chewed out.

A perfectly legitimate question. I would say that the majority of the furnishing are workshop items that have been modified by me, or placed as is. All building exteriors are 100% mine though. The rocking chairs are from the workshop, and one of the few items I kept 100% intact. (Yes, the legs are parenthesis) The drinking fountain started with a workshop item, which I used as a template for the basic size and shape, but then replaced about 75% of it to make it much more realistic looking. I'm quite proud myself on how they came out. The kitchen is mostly my design, with the exception of the microwave oven (modified) and the Pepsi machine (100% intact). Although, I've since replaced that Pepsi machine with another one from the workshop that I slightly modified. So let me just take the time now to officially thank all the talented people who have contributed to my projects with their workshop items. I'm not mentioning names, as I typically download a slew of items and then later go through them and choose the items I decide to use, making it too time consuming to go back and check who designed what. That, and the fact that many look nothing like they originally did after I've modified them, and also the fact the I've noticed some of the items are listed more than once by different authors. A sad fact that there is some plagiarism occurring on the workshop.

Just like Wonder World, Animal World also has a WONDERful Memories Photo Store. Here, you can buy the DigiPass, a digital photo package good throughout the entire Worlds of Wonder Resort. You can choose from three different packages. Here are some examples of the kinds of photos you can add to you DigiPass at photo spots around Animal World. There's a small employee break room in the back of the Photo Store. The first WONDERful Memories Photo Spot is nearby, right here in Zimbwowee Village. The Zimbwowee Village Market.

I love the attention to detail in this area, although that applies to the entire park. The whole area has a bit of a chaotic feel to it, which is both good and bad, as it creates a bit of sensory overload with every element competing with each other. I remember something Disney once said about park design, which was something along the lines of creating certain focal points and toning down the elements around it to allow people to focus and draw them to certain areas. I don't know if I'm explaining it right, but kind of like a painting, with the main subject standing out and the rest of the elements there to compliment it. Anyway, I'm not meaning to be overly critical, as I love the area. Just something you may want to think about in future designs. (Although, a little chaotic design isn't necessarily a bad thing. Some areas can benefit from that type of design, especially the inside of certain dark rides. It's something my parks lack completely, as I'm so anal when it comes to laying things out. 🙃) As far as suggestions for better ways to present your updates, the only thing I would suggest, as it is kind of a pet peeve of mine, is simply to put spaces in between your screenshots. Again, I'm very much about presentation, and having all the screenies blending into one another just bugs me. And as far as what area to show next, I want to see them ALL, so it matters not the order. Looking forward to the new "main street" as well.

I am so relieved... 😌

The Baby Care Center/Lost & Found complex. The Lost & Found department. A rare glimpse of the backstage halls inside the Spaceport complex. The lost Items storage room, waiting to be filled by careless guests. Entrance to the Baby Care Center. Baby Care Center Lobby The Baby Boutique sells everything your toddler needs that you forgot to pack (plus a few extras). The Recreation Room where you and your little ones can take a break. Also a spot for lost children to wait for their parents (if they decide to retrieve them). Drinking Fountains Children's videos play to entertain the little ones. The Nursing Room The Kitchen Coolers, if you need to keep something....cool. The Changing Room, presented by our lovely model, Scooter. A sink and restroom are provided in the Changing Room. The Toilet!

Glad to see you changing the "Disney" style Main Street entrance. It is so over done in Planco parks.

More self-indulgent hype for my work.

It's great seeing the park with guests. I suppose citytrader has a beefier gaming rig than his partner in crime. So Thorpe gets memorialized in the park but Bolger gets nothing?😠 Or did I miss something?

Construction on the new Animal World Administration & Operations Building is nearing completion. A nice view of the Animal World entrance.

I tried to create a new, more realistic voice for Mr. Wonder at a fancy AI "text to speech" site. But I couldn't get one I liked. I ended up using the site to clone his old voice from previous recordings (the original method I used for his voice is no longer available). So I kept the deadpan, unemotional, robotic voice that we've all grown to love(?). Now I'm in the process of creating Wanda's voice. She's had 2 voices in the past, neither are available any more, nor were they perfect. I've narrowed it down to a few voices I like. Just have to make the final choice.