RCT3 dev plays Planet Coaster 2!

[@pandaotu]

I have THOUSANDS of hours on RCT3 thank you for the childhood memories

[@Jabbazuki]

I have so many hours in RCT3 Soaked... thank you for the great memories!!

[@ignacioxgnc]

i found your channel in the RCT3 reddit community, that game is part of my childhood. thank you and the team for all the memories.

[@Arganoid]

Thanks! I'm planning to record my RCT3 video on Sunday.

[@runertje550]

What I noticed from this is that PC2 does not allow you with some slight sadistic fun by ending rides abruptly, like you could in RCT3. All rides need an end piece and need to be safe, which is kind of lame, as one of the biggest funs we all had in RCT3 was to play around with the peeps and make them crash and stuff.

[@MoshiiMoshiiUKG]

its probably best to come back to this game once they patch out allot of the main bugs right now

[@HerHollyness]

The absolute lack of patience that men (even game devs like you who have literally MADE them) have for tutorials both baffles and infuriates me. Like, I’ll watch someone play this (or frankly any other game) and they’ll dive straight in to the sandbox mode and then spend ages clicking around and going “How does this work? What do I do?” when playing the built-in tutorial would have explained everything to them.

[@Arganoid]

As you can see later in the video, tutorials are no guarantee that the player will remember the thing you told them half an hour ago. For my new game, I use context-sensitive hints. eg if you have boost but haven't used it, after a while it'll suggest using it. Also a lot of what I'm trying to skip is tiresome dialogue that feels like it's slowing everything down.