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Scenario Guide

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The Scenario Guide below is only a suggested strategy for completing this scenario—it may not work for all players.
The General Scenario Guide and Hints and Tips articles may also provide helpful information in completing this scenario.
There are usually multiple strategies to successfully completing a scenario; these can be discussed on the scenario's discussion page or written down in an existing or additional section of this article.

While there's lots of space for expansion, this park isn't to be taken lightly. For before any player here can build the required number of roller coasters, a lot of cash will be needed first.

Let's start by putting flat rides on the main road leading to the Wooden Roller Coaster, and charge it for $7. After getting the right amount of guests, this coaster should return more than $10,000 if charged at that price. Charging the gentle rides at $1.50 and thrill rides at $3, will also return enough cash to start building coasters.

A solid start would be the Corkscrew Coaster, since it's really easy to get a high excitement rating, but same goes for intensity. Same price as the original coaster, but players should build it close to the park entrance, so guests get to the new coaster faster.

Afterwards, players should simply continue with their favorite types of coasters. There's plenty of space, so pre-built designs shouldn't pose too much of a problem. Eventually, this scenario isn't hard by any means ; Charging enough for the coasters, is the key.

Some suggested prebuilt roller coasters :

Cobra (Corkscrew)
Percolator (Spiral)
Bumble Bee (Looping)
Lava Launch (LIM Launched)
Fungicide (Steel Wild Mouse)
Circulator (Inverted Impulse)
Wheely Reel (Virginia Reel)
El Condor (Compact Inverted)
Flight of the Phoenix (Suspended Swinging)
The wooden roller coaster provided is exciting enough.

Some of those do need to be researched, but nothing here is out of reach.

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 ==Scenario Guide==
+{{Sgreminder}}While there's lots of space for expansion, this park isn't to be taken lightly. For before any player here can build the required number of roller coasters, a lot of cash will be needed first.
-{{Sgreminder}}
-While there is lots of space for expansion, this park isn't to be taken lightly. For before you can build the required numbers of roller coasters you have to have earned a lot of cash.
-Start by putting non-tracked rides on the sides of the main road on the map leading to the wooden roller coaster, charge the wooden roller coaster $7, after getting amount of guests this coaster can make you about more than $10,000 if you charge it at that price. charge the gentle rides $1.50 and thrill $3. After you have enough cash, start building coasters.
+Let's start by putting flat rides on the main road leading to the [[Wooden Roller Coaster]], and charge it for $7. After getting the right amount of guests, this coaster should return more than $10,000 if charged at that price. Charging the gentle rides at $1.50 and thrill rides at $3, will also return enough cash to start building coasters.
-Start with the corkscrew coaster, due it's being really easy to get high excitement rating by just putting 2 drops, couple of special elements and helixes regularly, and you will get 7.xx excitement rating, charge it to 7$ too, make sure you build it close to the entry of the park, so your guests will get to your new coaster faster.
+A solid start would be the [[Corkscrew Coaster]], since it's really easy to get a high excitement rating, but same goes for intensity. Same price as the original coaster, but players should build it close to the park entrance, so guests get to the new coaster faster.
-Continue with your favorite types of coasters, you have plenty of space. you can also build small coasters with 6 excitement rating by adding tunnels and scenery. eventually, the scenario is not so hard, just make sure you repaid your loan before building your 10th coaster.
+Afterwards, players should simply continue with their favorite types of coasters. There's plenty of space, so pre-built designs shouldn't pose too much of a problem. Eventually, this scenario isn't hard by any means ; Charging enough for the coasters, is the key.[[File:RCT2_Infernal_Views_2.png|thumb|400px|A 35-year old Infernal Views park.]]
-Some suggested roller coasters that are cheap, compact, and exciting enough are:
+Some suggested prebuilt roller coasters :
-* Cobra (Corkscrew)
+* ''Cobra'' ([[Corkscrew Roller Coaster|Corkscrew]])
-* Percolator (Spiral)
+* ''Percolator'' ([[Spiral Roller Coaster|Spiral]])
-* Bumble Bee (Looping)
+* ''Bumble Bee'' ([[Looping Roller Coaster|Looping]])
-* Lava Launch (LIM Launched)
+* ''Lava Launch'' ([[LIM Launched Roller Coaster|LIM Launched]])
-* Fungicide (Wild Mouse)
+* ''Fungicide'' ([[Steel Wild Mouse]])
-* Circulator (Inverted Impulse)
+* ''Circulator'' ([[Inverted Impulse Coaster|Inverted Impulse]])
-* Wheely Reel (Virginia Reel)
+* ''Wheely Reel'' ([[Virginia Reel]])
-* El Condor (Compact Inverted)
+* ''El Condor'' ([[Compact Inverted Coaster|Compact Inverted]])
-* Flight of the Phoenix (Suspended Swinging)
+* ''Flight of the Phoenix'' ([[Suspended Swinging Coaster|Suspended Swinging]])
 * The wooden roller coaster provided is exciting enough.
-Some of those do need to be researched; this list may not work for you, but it worked for me.
+Some of those do need to be researched, but nothing here is out of reach.
+[[File:RCT2_Infernal_Views.png|thumb|380px]][[File:RCT2_Infernal_Views_3.jpg|thumb|390px]]
+[[Category:Scenario Guide]]