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[mushroomer]

One of mine would probably be Thunderstorm park from CF

Seriously, what were they thinking? Were they smoking something?

[dcornel]

Maybe they'd been hit by lightning? It's possible.

[mushroomer]

But the design is so strange! a giant man made mountain with checkerboard detail???

[Luketh]

Yeah, I agree with you, Mushroomer... that is just WEIRD. Maybe it was some 5-year old who got ahold of the scenario while the actual guy was making it and messed it up.

[Wolfman]

For me, it's gotta be Razor Rocks. Or Volcania, or Whispering Cliffs, and... what was that small one, that had a highway running through it?

[ClockworkMyr]

I think it was Funtopia Wolfman.

[Wolfman]

Yeah... "Funtopia". I had to build bridges across a highway to link the two halves together. Then I got the bright idea to run a subway beneath the highway using the streamlined monorail. But I usually won that park.

But Lightning Peaks truely sucked. The terraforming of mountains just caused nearly any attraction to be more expensive. Long paths climbing uphill made some pretty tired peeps. I started to tunnel walkways and eventually tracks, because of Lightning Peaks. The weather was a big negative in that park. As soon as you start seeing a profit and start building. Boom! Lightning storm. Watch your profits get washed away. I played that one at least four times before I won.

Which makes me remember Mothball Mountain. I would of LOVED to work over that park, but the constant rain barely gave you enough finances to keep your head above water. Hardly enough cash to build a small coaster, install a few flats and stalls. I never had enough to make a decent expansion of that park. I didn't win that one until I played it like three times.

Butterfly Dam was kind of stupid too. A narrow strip of land surrounding a small lake, behind a dam. Then on the other side of the dam, a deep ravine. Also a tough scenario.

[mushroomer]

Yeah... "Funtopia". I had to build bridges across a highway to link the two halves together. Then I got the bright idea to run a subway beneath the highway using the streamlined monorail. But I usually won that park.But Lightning Peaks truely sucked. The terraforming of mountains just caused nearly any attraction to be more expensive. Long paths climbing uphill made some pretty tired peeps. I started to tunnel walkways and eventually tracks, because of Lightning Peaks. The weather was a big negative in that park. As soon as you start seeing a profit and start building. Boom! Lightning storm. Watch your profits get washed away. I played that one at least four times before I won.Which makes me remember Mothball Mountain. I would of LOVED to work over that park, but the constant rain barely gave you enough finances to keep your head above water. Hardly enough cash to build a small coaster, install a few flats and stalls. I never had enough to make a decent expansion of that park. I didn't win that one until I played it like three times.Butterfly Dam was kind of stupid too. A narrow strip of land surrounding a small lake, behind a dam. Then on the other side of the dam, a deep ravine. Also a tough scenario.

I agree. If it rained wouldnt the one side overflow?And i even found Icarus Park to be very hard on the eyes. pretty hard park too

[Wolfman]

Yeah. "Overflow". That's the same as shutting down the tower rides in a thunderstorm so nobody gets struck by lightning. It doesn't happen.

[mushroomer]

I know its impossible!!! (ive played and beat the park)

Im just saying if it did

lol that would be a pain IF you had to shut down the tower rides every time thers a thunderstorm