Roughed in the layout for now, I swear the vertical drop coasters I build in scenarios are about the same height as the drop after the midcourse. I really wanted it to feel as imposing as the real one and now it towers over everything else in the park.
393 K's in 34 starts is absurd.
I challenged myself to try and turn this tragic scenario into a pleasant forest experience. I ended up with 8 coasters and 20 attractions total. With the restrictions it's made all of the layouts rather short but I'm pretty happy with how things turned out. I need a break from staring at green on green terrain and considering a tree to be an impassable object.
Work in progress replay of Harmonic Hills and it finally let me have a wooden coaster layout I enjoy. Always nice to get some diagonal elements on this map. This layout was made possible once I realized you can actually build a flat track piece directly on top of the red fir trees if they are on a flat tile. It's pretty unrealistic but something has to give here so there is a single tree under the top of the lift that is hidden by support pieces. It still needs a name so suggestions welcome! Now back to banging my head against a wall trying to build the rest of this park.
Not sure if this has been asked, but I was wondering how do peeps choose where to sit on rides in the original games? I've always found it interesting watching coasters that aren't at full capacity because the distribution of peeps seems to favour front and back seats (which would make sense for real life) but is it simply random?