I'm not going to look through every page and thread to see if this has been posted before but I imagine it's a recurring concern.
One of the amazing aspects of this game is just how seemingly limitless everything feels as a designer (compared to RCT3, there might be less content, but what you CAN do with the content in this game is incomparable. So many angles, so many rotations, so many piece combinations to create your own custom scenery of sorts, so many color options, the list goes on).
But... when it comes to flat rides... I don't understand why Frontier has taken this very limiting approach with forced-theme flat rides or as we saw with the Scizzer ride, a forced name. (Scizzer was probably just an 'experiment' with the new lighting engine of the game as far as I can tell).
Bo announced that we'll be seeing a "number of new flat rides" in the April update, which is very promising. Any addition to the game is welcome! I am just hoping they will go for a more generic theme on these rides so that I can look at the selection before me and NOT think, "no... this is a sci fi themed ride. It won't fit in my western-themed park. If only it had a generic theme... with the right coloring I could have made it work!).
One of the amazing aspects of this game is just how seemingly limitless everything feels as a designer (compared to RCT3, there might be less content, but what you CAN do with the content in this game is incomparable. So many angles, so many rotations, so many piece combinations to create your own custom scenery of sorts, so many color options, the list goes on).
But... when it comes to flat rides... I don't understand why Frontier has taken this very limiting approach with forced-theme flat rides or as we saw with the Scizzer ride, a forced name. (Scizzer was probably just an 'experiment' with the new lighting engine of the game as far as I can tell).
Bo announced that we'll be seeing a "number of new flat rides" in the April update, which is very promising. Any addition to the game is welcome! I am just hoping they will go for a more generic theme on these rides so that I can look at the selection before me and NOT think, "no... this is a sci fi themed ride. It won't fit in my western-themed park. If only it had a generic theme... with the right coloring I could have made it work!).
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