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And hey, if you hate it, there's always a 2 hour window for a refund. I've only completed two levels, and I thoroughly enjoy the game can't wait to devour more of it.

Even if each scenario you were able to blast through in 2 hours (which I just don't think is possible), that'd still be 24 hours of sp content on day 1, which is a lot more sp content than a lot of today's offerings.

#PLANET COASTER PRIORITY PASS FREE#

There's no reason to think that further scenarios won't be available through free dlc or paid expansions. So it could in theory take you much longer than someone else to achieve this. Depending on your playstyle, this might be pretty easy, or pretty hard.

(Is there a weird Mario 64 reference here somewhere?) For instance the gold star in the first level requires you to have a monthly income of $9,000. Some higher levels can only be unlocked after you gain a certain number of stars. I have no creative capacity and rely entirely on others to craft fabulous mansions and shops etc. Hopefully some of my rambling helps someone.

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On the upside I became super pro at camera manipulation. Don't be like me and try to do it the other way around. You have a clean queue, and each speaker adds about 5-8% to the rating, all while being dirt cheap to purchase an maintain.ĥ) If you want to build a ride into a mountain, like Splash Mountain, build the ride first, and then the mountain around it. But if you have say, a 5 minute log flume ride, they will tell you that paying $16 per person is 'a really good value!'Ĥ) If you want a quick and dirty way to get your queue scenery rating to 100%, add a bunch of speakers, ambient or music around the queue, then select them all and drag them just below the surface. If you have a ride with good stats, but is only 20 seconds long, guests will scoff at the idea of paying $10 for a ticket, and rightfully so. Dropping the price of them down too much more barely covers the cost of the building operation and the employee to run it, making it more trouble than it's worth.ģ) Duration of a ride appears to affect fair price. Even with over 10 rides in my park featuring priority passes, I can't seem to get away with selling the damn things for more than $8, and even then, they aren't flying off shelves. All this adds up to guests holding up the rest of your line, and blocking guests from queuing for the ride at all. The system appears to count bodies, not percentage capacity. It appears that right now, even if the priority queue is not completely full, they will NOT enter at all if there is more than a certain number of people in the queue. If it's close to the entrance, that means that even if only 4 people are in your queue, no one else will be able to enter because some jackass is thinking about the priority one. If you place a priority pass queue entrance near the beginning of your queue, people thinking about the priority line will halt traffic behind them. Consider making shorter queues if you have a lot of guests saying that they don't want to queue that long.Ģ) I personally don't see a lot of benefit of Priority Passes (fast passes). Even if a line moves really fast, but is a mile long, a lot of people will turn away from it. They are just as they appear to me.ġ) The length of a queue is measured differently than the duration (wait time) of the queue. I don't claim that any of the observations listed are true or accurate. That said, I thought I'd post some tips (?) based entirely on my personal observations. The $10-15 that you can get barely cover the operating costs of the Kiosks.Love the OT.

And I'm not sure if the game engine is this advanced, but it might help optimize guest happiness, as the guests who will get very angry waiting in line buy them, but the ones who are more apathetic to waiting in line will just gladly wait in the longer line.Īgain, the main issue is the price. So in a sense, it gives you a little extra revenue that you wouldn't be getting otherwise, and it seems like nobody gets angry or jealous of the people who use it in the game. Very few people buy them in real life as well, despite how cool they are. I think that priority passes work similarly to the way they do in real life, but the caveat is that its odd that you can't charge much. And, guests might not like buying a priority pass on top of paying for expensive rides. This way, you're going to have long lines in your park, and its more worth their while. I almost wonder if its something that works better if the price of admission is high, and the cost per ride is low.

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