How Much Money Can You Spend By Building On Just One Single Tile?

How much money could you spend if you were only allowed to build on a single tile? In this video we find out!

Outro music by Panorrrama:

[MarcelVos]

Quite a few people are asking about building underground. I start building at a height of -6, which is the lowest height possible, so you cannot build under it. If you raise the land so that you can build underground, you lose the top few pieces of path which cost over €600 each, which you will never be able to make up underground.

[Silvarret]

Your video ideas are getting more and more creative, can't wait to see what you come up with after this! :')

[doc.rankin]

How much throwup does it take to make a max happy person drop down to max unhappiness? How much throwup on a single tile? I need the answers to my throwup questions

[unownthequestioning]

Fun fact: If you use the largest map (254x254) and multiply the total (65, 516). The most money you can possibly spend to fill up every tile is…

$2, 345, 930, 792

[Shrubbery]

I like how Marcel always starts off with: 'Have you ever wondered...' and then comes up with the most far fetched idea ever xD

[KonaSuba]

I don't play RCT at all but I've watched every single one of your videos.

[exeggcutertimur]

I still want to see the highest nausea coaster with no intensity penalty you can come up with.

[jefffinkbonner]

To add even more to the cost, could you hire an absolute army of staff and place them on the path pieces? It would make the tower have an ongoing, ever-increasing cost.

[orangepaprika]

I haven't played RCT2 for like 3 years, but I still watch every video you make, because you manage to make every topic about RCT2 interesting!

[BusterBeachside]

Cody Watkins: "How quickly can we blow $1, 000, 000 in RCT2?"
Marcel Vos: "How much money can we blow on a single tile by slowly and methodically calculating individual item costs and min/maxing placements?"

[ARockRaider]

I'm sure you have gotten this before but I'm gonna say it again, putting the answer to your video's title's question in the thumbnail makes your videos the among the best on the platform!
the great content and full information about the topic makes them all the better.

Keep up the great work!

[keiyakins]

I appreciate taking the time to make the tiny cogwheels mesh properly.

[MaruMaru-kun]

I'm sure you probably hear this a lot, but I appreciate these anti-clickbait thumbnails a lot. Both from a comedic perspective and because they make your videos seem very earnest, rather than a cynical cashgrab.
Good video, by the way.

[spider]

I feel for you having to make a cross shaped path for each level and then delete the edges of it.
A man of dedication.

[endymallorn]

I really appreciate the way you work through each challenge with educated guesses and a deep knowledge of the game, it helps explain details I might not recognize.

[lucishrimp]

Hey Marcel, how about a video about the science of ducks? They are an integral part of the RCT2 experience, after all!

[redseven]

Step 1: Set up shop that runs at an overall loss.
Step 2: Wait indefinitely.
Step 3: Congrats, you have a tile that costs $infinity.

[HardlegGaming]

An interesting video as always Mr Vos, although I think you missed a significant fact.
If you take the cost of the most expensive tile, and multiply it by the number of tiles possible, you can determine what the most expensive park possible is; a sort of reverse planck-length that you can use as a measuring stick when talking about how expensive grand projects are in the future.

[prsident_skrb]

This has to be the most Marcel video yet. A perfect mixture of taking the idea and doing the trial and error to get the best answer. It's perfect for the inner nerd in all of us

[Crazyblox]

I'm impressed with the variety of content you can create regarding one game! Goes to show how much went into the creation of RCT2.

If you ever branched into other types of content, I'd still be happy to watch because of how good you are at breaking things down 😊