I have always wanted to play planet coaster. Never bought. Decided to check the steam page of the game because this video. And turns out there was a massive sale. So thanks to this video im now a planet coasterer!

For one of your next amusement parks you should create a boardwalk/pier park, Focusing on water rides, compact coasters and tons of theming. Weather it be tropical, pirate ect......
Cant wait to see the vid!

I’ve been playing this game for a few days now. I’ve been struggling in sandbox mode to keep multiple mechanics running smoothly, after watching this I can definitely see improvements in the future!! 🙌🙌🙌

Everyone says go for realism, I disagree. I go for fun. I play this game to have fun. As long as I'm having fun, who cares what the park looks like. 😊

i freaking love this game and have since it first came out im so happy so many people still play it!

Can’t wait to see what this video has in store!

Awesome video. Having advice and tips from some of the best creators out there is invaluable. Thank you so much Corvus, Michael and Yann! ✌️

great vid guys, a great way to intro the game design to new comers and existing

i’ve attempted a park once but i just didn’t have the commitment to actually make it a park

How do you not have more subs?? This video was so well made!!

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I think this is an amazing video.  Great job all 3 of you who put this together.  I truly think these realism park designs are more for the advanced or pro planet coaster designers/players.  I have been to I think 2 or 3 theme parks in my lifetime, and haven't been to one in well over a decade (due to a disability/medical reasons).  So for me personally, trying to design a theme park is difficult.  There is a thing known as, "analysis paralysis," and it's something I struggle with.  

I know the general theme or themes I want for my parks, but it's the layout, flow, placement of rides, coasters, buildings, facilities, to even building a custom coaster, that I struggle with.  I think I have built maybe 2 or 3 custom coasters and to be honest they are kind of just meh in my opinion.  I have an idea in mind, but when I build it I run into issues with fear and nausea ratings.  I have gone to the frontier workshop to get ideas from others' parks as to what I would like to include in my own, but do not want to copy exactly what they did.  

I also struggle with pathing, which I think is a known issue amongst the community.  Making a plaza which is super common in most theme parks is difficult because they don't allow you to freely shade in or fill out the gaps almost as if using a painting tool.  So for me, I don't know whether to go with the 10 m or 4 m pathing tool to try to make a plaza as accurate as possible.  I also watched another YouTuber who talked about the Ozwald percentage and how pathing takes up a huge part of it.  This makes planning a park even more challenging.  

Also, you have to consider someone's creativity.  I would like to think I have a somewhat creative mind, but when I look at other people's parks, it makes me realize that I don't have as much of a creative mind as I thought.  I have subscribed to all 3 channels of everyone in this video who contributed and have learned from each person.  Thank you all that you do for the community as it really helps.

Excited for this one, wanted to make a park myself but didn't know where to start

I’m trying to build a park in South Africa around a small lake  which opened in 1990. I’ve already built an entrance, 2 small Main Street buildings, and a GCI woodie. The one problem is that I forgot to build a parking lot/car park.

I’d love to try and recreate the Jurassic park section of universal studios Orlando and just add some more rides and stuff to it

Good job guys

This is fantastic!
What PC do you use for smooth, clean performance, especially building a mega park?

Thanks, also do you recommend me making coasters rough(like arrow loopers or old wooden coasters)

usin this to design a Lego park instead of a Planet Coaster Park:)

My PC can barely handle parks properly, while they are extremely fun and functional to visit, start editing and my freeze frames get extremely obnoxious haha

Amazing and helpful video, though the main thing I learned is that I think I could listen to Yann talk for hours 🤣

Thanks so much I’ve been struggling a lot hopefully this helps! Thanks again!