Suggestion for RCTW's Steam Store Page

[AtlantisAuthor]

Okay, the buzz is back again and RCTW seems to hold a lot of promise, but the current Store page on Steam could use more specifics (which would by extension greatly help to answer a plethora of questions being asked here). Such as:

1) The number/type of rides available at launch (with some specifics if at all possible).

2) Whether more free add-ons will be added to the number of rides at launch.

3) Whether there will be paid expansions at some point (I know it's WAY too early to ask for specifics here, but it'd help to give users an idea regarding Atari's direct future support for RCTW beyond just the Mod community.

4) The themes that are planned for A) inclusion at launch and B)for future expansions/add-ons.

5) Pictures of the Deluxe content (Peep Skins, Terrain Textures, Bonus Maps, etc.).

6) A clear explanation of what the "Bonus Maps" are and what makes them special/different than say, what someone could build using just the Basic version.

7) The extent of user customization available in-game (such as the ability to build structures piece-by-piece as opposed to pre-fab, fixed ones you just plop down on the map).

8) Possible future content (assuming any of these aren't already included in the Base game): Tunnels (hopefully including terrain that automatically creates tunnels in real time and adjusts with you as you build tracks or paths through it (that was ALWAYS a royal pain in the rest of the RCT series so far)? Water/Dark/Transport rides? Waterfalls? Safari/animals? Prehistoric? Water Park? Fireworks?

Maybe I'm asking too much here but the more information the game's storefront has, the easier and faster people will be able to make an informed, confident buying decision. A picture is worth a thousand words; lots of pictures can literally influence a purchase decision (as can the lack of any). Just adding bits of information and images here and there as the game gets closer to launch to address specific questions would be a great help.

[MR.sugar]

Okay, the buzz is back again and RCTW seems to hold a lot of promise, but the current Store page on Steam could use more specifics (which would by extension greatly help to answer a plethora of questions being asked here). Such as:

1) The number/type of rides available at launch (with some specifics if at all possible).

2) Whether more free add-ons will be added to the number of rides at launch.

3) Whether there will be paid expansions at some point (I know it's WAY too early to ask for specifics here, but it'd help to give users an idea regarding Atari's direct future support for RCTW beyond just the Mod community.

4) The themes that are planned for A) inclusion at launch and B)for future expansions/add-ons.

5) Pictures of the Deluxe content (Peep Skins, Terrain Textures, Bonus Maps, etc.).

6) A clear explanation of what the "Bonus Maps" are and what makes them special/different than say, what someone could build using just the Basic version.

7) The extent of user customization available in-game (such as the ability to build structures piece-by-piece as opposed to pre-fab, fixed ones you just plop down on the map).

8) Possible future content (assuming any of these aren't already included in the Base game): Tunnels (hopefully including terrain that automatically creates tunnels in real time and adjusts with you as you build tracks or paths through it (that was ALWAYS a royal pain in the rest of the RCT series so far)? Water/Dark/Transport rides? Waterfalls? Safari/animals? Prehistoric? Water Park? Fireworks?

Maybe I'm asking too much here but the more information the game's storefront has, the easier and faster people will be able to make an informed, confident buying decision. A picture is worth a thousand words; lots of pictures can literally influence a purchase decision (as can the lack of any). Just adding bits of information and images here and there as the game gets closer to launch to address specific questions would be a great help.

No, you don´t want that much. As the release is closer and closer, I´m hearing alarm bells, as the info about this game is generaly very vague, which is not good :/