Turning GHOST TOWN into a TROPICAL PARADISE! - RollerCoaster Tycoon 2

In this OpenRCT2 Playthrough, we struggle through another expert park: Ghost Town.
The objective is to have 10 rollercoasters that are at least 3937 feet long with an excitement rating of at least 7. Further complicating the challenge, we have to cram them all into a tiny plot of land.
Every rollercoaster in this video is custom designed! Follow along to see how to beat Ghost Town in RCT2, and enjoy the ride!
RollerCoster Tycoon 1 and 2 were created by the legendary Chris Sawyer. In this video, I am playing OpenRCT2, a modded version of the game that introduces some bug fixes, cool new features, and quality of life improvements.
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[@Glenn-bs5rz]

I have no idea why but i keep watching your videos... Its just so entertaining :) Keep up the good content ❤

[@azungu1190]

Thanks! That means a lot!

[@knuffell]

i really love the content and you deserve so many more followers!!

[@Hugh_Jainus]

1.5x is definitely better on mobile

[@Foolishpleazure]

@Azungu I'm not gonna lie,there is ONE song from the Merry Go Round,I listen to,and have on my playlist. Poet and Peasant Overture by Franz Von Suppe (or at least the end of it) :P

[@allroundbay]

just watched the whole thing while doing some other tasks. your voice is so calming wow! also, i liked your play technic. i didnt know you could charge so much for a ride! also, i think the arrow is referring to whether more or less people are visiting the park. why do you always include brakes ?

[@azungu1190]

Thanks! Brakes are my attempt at preventing collisions in the event of breakdowns, in which sometimes the back of a rollercoaster train sticks out from the back of the station, and another train could ram into it.

[@BruinPhD2009]

In real life, I've seen the Twist as either Twister or Scrambler. I'm sure there's a gaggle of other names for it. 🤣

[@TRodge2495]

don't you love that feeling when you save a coaster? Cool vids, I never get to finish them, much like these scenarios, but I love watching and learning

[@kairu_b]

What a legend

[@ahoff88]

Early on you ask what Twist is called in real life. I always called it the Scrambler growing up. I don't remember if that was the name of the ride when it came to my county fair or the version in the little amusement park 45 minutes from where I grew up.

[@azungu1190]

RCT1 calls it Scrambled Eggs… but the sequel just calls it Twist. I like Scrambler, it has a nice ring to it.

[@JohnFleming-sw7hn]

​@@azungu1190I still like rct1 no matter what! Just didn't get to spend much time on rct1 like I did with rct2 when we had to get a new computer and only rct2 triple thrill pack worked on our new computer then years later got a laptop rct2 triple thrill pack still worked then founded ended with OpenRCT2! Just wish that steam and gog would just add rct1 all original expansions into separate downloads loopy landscapes instead of rct1 deluxe so that we can use patches and trainers to add money do what we like to our parks in rct1 that I would love to try again!

[@donanelli6793]

No, I prefer that song on the Merry-Go-Round as well, I've sometimes actually closer it and toggled the music off and on and reopened it to make sure that's the first song it plays lol! And I also prefer 1.5 zoom, it's really enjoyable and strikes the balance between detail and scale. As well, when you're doing a Mobius design, it counts the two tracks as one ride so the length requirements are often perfectly accessible with those types of designs. Numerous other builders use Mobius designs on scenarios that need a specific length to meet fulfillment so your deleted Twister at the beginning was actually a valid attempt at the scenario goal (knock out an inversion on each track and you probably would've been fine in all honesty) but again something for the future. If you do two separate tracks that won't count but if you do a Mobius design with two stations on one track you're fine doing that!

[@Angelathefirey]

Love your videos and could watch all day! Thank you for the content and commentary!

[@azungu1190]

Thank you!

[@Vynjira-chan]

I love the Pirate Ship ride a lot too, I remember getting on it like a dozen times in a row because there was practically no line for how many people you could fit on it too.. so you were guaranteed to not have to wait.

[@azungu1190]

#jealous LOL

[@Vynjira-chan]

@@azungu1190 Of course this was the 90s.. I haven't been to a park since I was a kid lol

[@edibleapeman]

So I *was* going to comment that, yeah, it's a little strange to listen to the RC2 carousel music in the car... but then it occurred to me that I like to listen to Skull Man's stage music from Mega Man IV. 🤣

[@azungu1190]

Hahaha, we all have our weird happy music 😆

[@SurePal1]

This is one of the game I hope when I die I can play over n over again so fun

[@Foolishpleazure]

@1:11:12 That's what SHE said!!!!!......lol :P

[@finleegirl2364]

Late to the party! But amazing content, keep up the amazing work!

[@azungu1190]

Thanks!

[@JohnFleming-sw7hn]

Hello! So sadly I had to expand but the whole land of ghost town to turn in something different that I wanted that I'm not also ashamed of! Well my ghost town had many mix inspirations and some very custom rides I made came up with! I recreated the two Euclid Beach Wooden Coasters Derby Racer and Thriller then the Knoebels Phoenix, built an four inversion invert like Talon from Dorney built an prebuilt hyper coaster like Verticular then built a custom arrow or a huss dueling suspended one with the airplane trains and one with the floorless swinging trains! Located Sun City Arizona my sister picked thought of!

[@plantb0y]

1.5 is also what I use 😅

[@luellawidt7882]

Awesome coasters. Thank you 😊

[@aharontyson6958]

A tip to keep flat rides fresh is to demolish them and rebuild them to make them "new"

[@azungu1190]

I do that sometimes, usually I just forget 😅

[@party4lifedude]

I can understand listening to the merry-go-round music in the car. It's relaxing and has a nostalgic value and it's nice. It's good to listen to calming music while driving, at least for me.