Obama can ' t pardon the Clinton Foundation . They could go after the CLintons for a RICO investigation via the CF so ai wouldn ' t be too worried that they won ' t be able to find a way to nail her . <| sep |> Im using Super Monk and Warlock . Super Monk Abilities Hecatoncheir Sicarius FF 12 Ashe Collab cardStundef invalid FF 13 The UndyingHasteDrainCrit up DQ collab support cardSleepWarlock Pumpkin StarMage class stats up Pixieenwater , water forcefire resistance Hellgatewallbarrierregen <| sep |> I used to play a lot of each of RCT 1 , RCT 2 , and RCT 3 I grew up with all of them and revisit them often . Of all three , RCT 3 has aged , uh . the least well . RCT 3 still pretty okay , and it suits me when I have that sort of nostalgia , but it will probably feel rather clunky . The graphics aren ' t up to standard anymore , and even on my modern rig , the game ' s framerate suffers if I build more than 45 coasters . It ' s really not made to handle massive builds . Hilariously , though , it ' s still better than RCTW don ' t ever bother with RCTW . RCT 1 OpenRCT 2 are perfect if you ' re looking for scenariobased gaming . RCT 3 still shines in this area too , but it ' s pretty easy to cheese its scenario requirements , and that ' s a count against it for me . One compromise that I recommend for you , if you ' re looking for a comparable modern game that has the spirit of RCT 1 RCT 2 , is Parkitect . It doesn ' t have massive hardware prerequisites , and it might just scratch your itch . It ' s got the isometric , micromanagement angles down perfectly . It ' s ultimately up to you and what you like , though . Edit It ' s impossible to overstate my satisfaction with OpenRCT 2 RCT 2 . With the incredible community involvement , it does an excellent job of improving the base game and is certainly worth the $ 10 on GOG OpenRCT 2 is free . If you want a proper introduction to the series , give OpenRCT 2 a shot with a communitymade RCT 1 scenario pack , and play through a few of those scenarios .