Building limit on the XBox

[Nero]

Does anyone have the console version and can tell me how high or how low the tree limit is on the console.

My PC broke and the game is currently on offer for the Xbox. I thought about just buying it but then I heard about the tree limit.

I could also build particularly huge parks on the PC but building them beautifully and in a dated way is important to me, the question is how much that is possible on the console.

[HeatherG]

Originally posted by Nero:

Does anyone have the console version and can tell me how high or how low the tree limit is on the console.

My PC broke and the game is currently on offer for the Xbox. I thought about just buying it but then I heard about the tree limit.

I could also build particularly huge parks on the PC but building them beautifully and in a dated way is important to me, the question is how much that is possible on the console.

It's not just trees, it's how many rides, structures, decor and how many guests you have in your park. It's not possible to say exactly how many rides and decor since everyone builds differently.

[TheQuixote]

This game is extremely sensitive to your equipment. CPU, GPU, and ram. My old system, which was really really old, used to tap out when the park got to the point it wanted to let in 1200 guests. A new 4080S system isn't missing a beat on a park with 8000 guests and I can still build while the park is running at 3x speed.

So my guess would be that if you're used to playing on a higher end desktop..... A console will probably feel limited.

[Pandora Pup]

Which Xbox?

Consoles have a Oswald Eugene counter. At 90%, the game will run slow. Im on the Xbox one, and the game stutters at 2300 guest. The Series X can probably go to 3500. Depends on the level of details too.

Console version is suited for the campaign or smaller parks. If you want very large detailed parks, then go with PC.