@HorizonAlso
As a new viewer, I LOVE watching the "boring" stuff come together. I can make rides and such, but the WORLD building that happening is so much more fun to watch!
@maskedbandit102
I think it's not "generic" but rather "versatility" that so many of the themed pieces have--and you're right. The doors are pretty rough. There's a few generic doors, but I wouldn't call them versatile b/c they look TOO generic, haha. I for one love implied realism and the necessary stuff to make a park "work." It just makes the whole project better.
@taal223
There’s elevator enthusiasts on YouTube so I’m sure there must be locker enthusiasts out there too.
@rutchjohnson
The 8x speed is much prefered over the 12x. I did notice is felt better before you even mentioned it. Excellent build :)
@honigmarmeladenbrot1
The tempo of this video was perfect. Fast enough to see the whole process, slow enough to take it all in and follow what you're doing, which is great for learning how to build better. :) Also just the right tempo for it to be relaxing but not boring :D Very ADHD friendly
@foggy_sheep
I do like these types of videos because it gives extra realism details to a park, despite it not being functional most times. They're great filler buildings that would have functionality in real life, and you always make them turn out amazing!
@tmobreno
I am a locker enthusiast and I approve of these lockers. More locker content please.
@MagicKillerClub
You say that these videos don't do as well as the others, but I really enjoy seeing this side of a park build. It's what really makes them come to life. Keep up the good work mate :)
@jakelloyd487
I liked the slowed down Timelapse. I always struggle to not make by building look like boxes so the slower Timelapse makes it easier to learn.
@timharnisch6895
Definitely like a slower Timelapse so I can follow the details of what’s happening and pick up my own little tricks from it
@obvious2886
model railroading is so much fun! I can not reccomend enough anyone who would be at all interested in getting into it. It is a little bit easier to build "models" in planet coaster than buying a kit, and meticulously applying glue and getting the walls all straight and standing up on a real building kit though
@sushicatplays
I really enjoyed this time lapse. While I didn't notice it was slower than usual, I did notice it didn't make me nearly as seasick 😂 loved the locker theming. I visit Typhoon Lagoon every summer for their H20 Glow Night Time event. Great way to experience the water park at night without needing any suncream 😜
@hermine3480
As someone new, I really like your transparency to your viewers :) it’s very refreshing:)!
@LagiacrusHunter
I have very little creativity when it comes to these kinds of games, but I adore watching creative people like you putting together these intricately detailed buildings and shops. Coasters and craziness certainly do better with the algorithm, but you will always have an audience if you're doing the things that make you happy.
@Thehoeh
Detailing and building is what people are doing right now, the video is perfectly timed and curated! Thanks for the inspiration
@Whereisurmumpotter
Just a different perspective, u r the professional in these little things, which is why these kids are my fav. This is the first vid of PC2 I've watched if yours since release, cause it seemed like you were going deep in the details. Like any game, each person has a style they play it, I like ur style of expression of detail. Details r why I sub!
@starlystorm6834
As a totally real locker enthusiast, that's some really beautiful lockers! For real though, I absolutely love these types of videos where you make scenery that may or may not have any function, but is built with so much care and detail. It's a double edged sword though because on one hand, I get so much inspiration for my own park, but on the other, I can't make things look half as good.
@kelseygoodwin954
Coming from someone who lives near the Orlando theme parks, these are amazing and so realistic. Very Volcano Bay coded!!!!
@obvious2886
I enjoy time lapses a ton, and the slowed down timelapse has been a lot easier on the eyes to enjoy
@Archmagicus