Anonymous A started this discussion 7 years ago#79,063
> Still have a back 100% covered in acne to this day and I'm almost 27.
> Grit does get into your pockets over time. I have never really used cases but do keep my phone in a microfiber bag in my pocket (gives me something to clean the screen with and something to set the phone on on any surface that I know won't damage it), and even though I wash that pretty regularly my phones still develop micro scratches over time.
> I view the pre-made rides as a way for people with no sense of how to design rides or maybe haven't been on many roller coasters at real parks a way to still get through the park management side of things if that is all they are looking for in the game. But the real meat of the game comes from getting into the coaster design system and using it to solve fun creative challenges - in parks without a lot of flat land, it's probably cheaper too, since placing a pre-built will generally end up being very expensive due to some pieces being higher above terrain than they normally would be. RCT is fundamentally just a park management sim, but it is easy enough that once you get a handle on the basic mechanics you can spend most of your time doing things like building better coasters that flow more naturally, look better, interact with the path and other rides, and building scenery to make areas look more cohesive. All of these things do have small in-game benefits but that's where you actually get to the fun of the game too, I think.
> Super sexy, especially the custom acrylic blocks on the front/side, but in all seriousness what do you even do with three gaming cards? Benchmarking and... nothing else?
> Brakes attached to the station fail with Station Brakes Failure, but if I recall correctly brakes not attached to the station do not. So if you found a way to bring that other brake run down to station level it would not have crashed. The other thing you can do is reduce the ride to 10min inspection times and put a mechanic patrolling either just the ride exit or very nearby. I have used 10min inspection times for forever and almost never see station brakes failure in RCT1.
BTW, he remembers incorrectly and brakes not attached to the station definitely DO fail if there's a station brakes failure. What a retard!
Anonymous B joined in and replied with this 7 years ago, 3 hours later[^][v]#922,154
i thought valdair was Walter
Anonymous C joined in and replied with this 7 years ago, 44 minutes later, 4 hours after the original post[^][v]#922,162
> Still have a back 100% covered in acne
LOL This has to be somebody's fetish, right?
Anonymous D joined in and replied with this 7 years ago, 23 minutes later, 4 hours after the original post[^][v]#922,164
I know his suggestions are easily enough circumvented, depending on the volition of said "omega male's" willfulness. Changing circles, locations, and very styles of livelihood, are all implies in evading what from any perspective, unbeknownst to him, is just proscriptivistically-rooted identitarian erasure.
Besides the whole concept of the [greek letter here]-ranking system was merely co-opted by him, to be utilized a useful scapegoat and strawman for the kind of individual he considers most often likely to "convert" to transsexuality. It implies he believes there is an elite that are comprised of true transsexuals, exposing his neo-conservative ideology's crypto-Fabian hypocrisy; "you can be trans, if you're the kind of trans able to homogenize themselves into the molasses of our collectivist expectations."
Hell, breezy, or whatever the fuck he calls himself on the mannosphere these days, alluded to this much himself in one of our two only Skype calls ever.
He's not really the kind of guy you can regard as either reliable or consistent by any measure.
Fake anon !ZkUt8arUCU joined in and replied with this 7 years ago, 10 hours later, 14 hours after the original post[^][v]#922,238
@922,162 (C)
I know smeone on this fora whom might fit that description.