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^Oh my god, Ride Op! I remember you from ages and ages and AGES ago! I think form before Coastersims.... Danimation, was that site called? Or was it RCTUK. Either way, good to see ya again! But back on topic. I'm extremely thrilled and I believe the question on many of our minds is approximately when can we expect it to be released? Sometime around christmas? I know my credit card is itching for a pre-order. It's been established that the pro version will include more features for video and screenshots, but will it include anything else? Any features that affect the "gameplay", as it were? (I use the term "game" loosely, seeing as this is more of a simulation).

I understood very little of what was just said, but it sure is mkang mexcited to see what people who DO get it come up with!

Seriously, that is the sickest waterslide I have ever seen. It looks deadly unsafe, even though it probably is. I can't WAIT to ride it.

^ O__O What. The ever loving f***. Is that.

^I doubt it'll be much more complex than regular nolimits. I mean, I figure the basic building mechanism is still the same,it just has more options for doing additional stuff.

Hrmmm... Darn, seems like I forgot most of my arabic lessons. I think the writing int he back says "Danil Alachma..." (Daniel & Achmed? I dunno. I failed arabic)

I think we're gonna need a hint here... The tropical, possibly indian background and funny faces dont help much when combing through RCDB

XYZ is correct! Bing maps' aerial view feature makes for an interesting source.

Oh my god, it's beautiful! I can't wait for it!

Dragon Express - Star City Wowies, that was a really difficult one to hunt down. I decided to do something a little different for my picture...

Little Dipper - Memphis Kiddie Park Posting a picture of a coaster model that has 100 copies or so worldwide... That's evil. -_-;

Spinning Coaster - Fun City Now how about this weird little diddy?

OH MY GOD! Finally, a release date! And looks like it's coming out before the end of this year!!! I'm so excited! http://www.nolimitscoaster.de/index.php?page=news&newsentry=20131012201956#news20131012201956

Are you implying sleeping bull has any airtime?

A friend suggested we go to Europe together for about 5-6 days or so. Sounds good to me. Now the question remains... To where? Our restrictions are these: 1) I definitely want some place with a really big, fun, amusement park(or even water park), that's open in October or November (or the last few days of Sept. at least). Maybe even more than one, but my friend isn't really a coaster geek, so we probably shouldn't hit up more than one major park, maybe two at the most. I really wanna hit up Europa Park but it doesn't seem to be near any big city (except maybe Basel) 2) I love big, modern cities. And I don't mean modern architecture. Classical Europe is beautiful. I mean western-culture cities that have modern life in them(from bizzare tourism attractions, to interesting shenanigans to... whatever. while I can appreciate old historic sites, ruins, and museums, they are not something I'd want to base an entire vacation on, I'd much rather go to a club made out of ice, a restaurant where all the waiters are ninjas, video game museum etc. This also rules out any place rural. I grew up in a big city and I need that constant buzzing in my ear! No time to rest! 3) This is not a must, but a bonus: Conventions and special events. I'm into comics and candy, he likes booze(I don't), we're both "geeks" and love geeky shows and games.... If there's any convention or special even that has anything to do with those topics, we'd probably be a lot more interested! 4) we'd prefer a place where we can get by okay speaking english. It's not a must. I'm sure, say, paris, is fine, but it's notoriously disrespectful for people who don't speak the language.... Forgot to mention! Places we've already been to: -Brussels -Efteling -Rome -Paris (I havent been but I trust he has) -Turkey -London Your advice will be appreciated!

Started working on a park, decided to try and post some progress here. I'd be happy to hear what you think, what you might want to see more of, and maybe some design tips The park has more areas that I havent taken pics of yet. Stay tuned! The old fashioned park entrance, where Banshee greets guests with it's famous loop de loop Castle Deluge is the park's signature raft ride where guests float down a sloped aquaduct through a castle themed track Joust! Is the park's unique racing coaster, where guests can charge towards each other at top speeds. sadly it's capacity does not match it's popularity! Red Baron is a massive wooden coaster. Very rough and in urgent need of the Rocky Mountain makeover. Lightning bug flies over the family ride area It dips under it's station and into a garden/food court area. The park has a long, terrain hugging go kart track named Racer Hill. it's a great attraction and brings in the crowds. The downhill sections are the best, or just standing on one of the many bridges overlooking the track and watching the racers go.

as you can see in the pic it's called Wild Wind, and it's not the only one of it's kind, it's actually a coaster model! There's several of them on RCDB!

I'm surprised nobody mentioned the mini-dive-loop yet.

Wow!!! That's fantastic! Looks amazing and so much work! I'm really impressed!

I think we need a clue

If we were talking about just the base games here id say they're evenly matched, but with several years' worth of custom scenery and rides, RCT3 wins hands down. I still like to play RCT2 from time to time but RCT3 is the one I always come back to and download new additions for.

Sorry for the long wait!

^ T-Express at Everland?

^Heheh, thanks However, even if I did have the time for hobby comics right now(as opposed to my work comics, which take up most of my time), TPR doesn't have much of a "usual gang" like it used to.

Sure! ^^ As for getting it online: http://www.midtowncomics.com/store/dp.asp?PRID=1107241