Australian here providing context to the Australian references - It's pronounced "Air's" rock (like if you were saying the plural of the word air). It's also known as Uluru (ool-la-roo). It's a famous landmark in the middle of the Australia and our outback/desert landscape. It's sacred to, and holds significance to the indigenous (Aboriginal) people. Also Australasia references Australia and neighbouring islands such as New Zealand and a few others :)
Great another Rct2 video. The only thing I didn't like about this scenario was the landscape. I don't often but in this level I cheated and got money to change to whole layout. Lol
I was yelling at my phone when you forgot to place an exit path for the Twister coaster (black and orange) and the guest were just wondering around the land 😂 great video though!
Little bit of trivia about this one: it seems like this map was originally a pay-per-entry scenario, but was changed later on in development. All of the rides are set to free at the beginning, and if you check the finances of the earliest guests in the park, you'll see that they somehow paid money to enter, which means they'll pay significantly less to go on rides. The Time Twister map "Rock 'n' Roll - Rock 'n' Roll" has this same characteristic, only it applies to all guests presently in the park upon starting the scenario. Back in Rio Carnival, the reason so many guests thought rides were good value, even though it's a pay-to-enter map, is because they paid no entry fee. You can try it for yourself on any pay per entry map; set the entrance fee to free and watch as guests start thinking the rides are good value!
The face off cars for the compact inverted coaster is actually a coaster type in real life that is a absolute maintenance nightmare, it’s called the invertigo model and was a specifically meant to be a boomerang like coaster I only know one that is in operation and it is at kings island, and coincidentally the ride is called well, invertigo
@@azungu1190if you need anything just remember I’m a source of roller coaster knowledge, I’ve studied coaster for 7 years already and have master every coaster type, launch, and brake system
@@azungu1190if you need any coaster history I have you covered, I have studied coasters for 7 years and know every coaster type, launch, and brake system
The guest of this game are so live than the Planet Coaster guests. I love when they stand and rise the face looking the new roller coaster. Did you notice about the lost guests near of the Twister Coaster? xD good video!!
Watching you fully build and delete things has become a huge turn off when watching your RCT videos man I cant lie. It’s very frustrating to watch. Just go with your gut!!!!
Well that’s what happens when I make up rollercoasters on the fly, sometimes they turn out gosh awful and I gotta redo them 😅 thanks for the feedback though
Man watching you build roller coasters is so satisfying. They look so good when you finish them! Love it.
Thanks!
Australian here providing context to the Australian references - It's pronounced "Air's" rock (like if you were saying the plural of the word air). It's also known as Uluru (ool-la-roo). It's a famous landmark in the middle of the Australia and our outback/desert landscape. It's sacred to, and holds significance to the indigenous (Aboriginal) people. Also Australasia references Australia and neighbouring islands such as New Zealand and a few others :)
Great another Rct2 video. The only thing I didn't like about this scenario was the landscape. I don't often but in this level I cheated and got money to change to whole layout. Lol
I was yelling at my phone when you forgot to place an exit path for the Twister coaster (black and orange) and the guest were just wondering around the land 😂 great video though!
😬😂😅
I was screaming too! 😅
When I played this scenario as a kid I never understood this park now I do, thank you!
Little bit of trivia about this one: it seems like this map was originally a pay-per-entry scenario, but was changed later on in development.
All of the rides are set to free at the beginning, and if you check the finances of the earliest guests in the park, you'll see that they somehow paid money to enter, which means they'll pay significantly less to go on rides. The Time Twister map "Rock 'n' Roll - Rock 'n' Roll" has this same characteristic, only it applies to all guests presently in the park upon starting the scenario.
Back in Rio Carnival, the reason so many guests thought rides were good value, even though it's a pay-to-enter map, is because they paid no entry fee. You can try it for yourself on any pay per entry map; set the entrance fee to free and watch as guests start thinking the rides are good value!
Hey actually that’s super interesting. It also explains why it took so long to get off the ground financially in this video
The face off cars for the compact inverted coaster is actually a coaster type in real life that is a absolute maintenance nightmare, it’s called the invertigo model and was a specifically meant to be a boomerang like coaster I only know one that is in operation and it is at kings island, and coincidentally the ride is called well, invertigo
That’s really cool! You’re a goldmine of rollercoaster knowledge, I love all these comments. Now I have more context for the games I play!
@@azungu1190if you need anything just remember I’m a source of roller coaster knowledge, I’ve studied coaster for 7 years already and have master every coaster type, launch, and brake system
@@azungu1190if you need any coaster history I have you covered, I have studied coasters for 7 years and know every coaster type, launch, and brake system
The guest of this game are so live than the Planet Coaster guests. I love when they stand and rise the face looking the new roller coaster. Did you notice about the lost guests near of the Twister Coaster? xD good video!!
I noticed… much later than I should have 😅
boomerang coasters work wonders for ayers rock, I made my own custom design and named it boomerocket
GG that’s a good name
Watching you fully build and delete things has become a huge turn off when watching your RCT videos man I cant lie. It’s very frustrating to watch. Just go with your gut!!!!
Well that’s what happens when I make up rollercoasters on the fly, sometimes they turn out gosh awful and I gotta redo them 😅 thanks for the feedback though
@@azungu1190 You are beast at coaster making, gotta believe in yourself!