Refurbishments

[Milzbury]

Normally, it is biologically impossible, but if this is the case, you need to consult a doctor, because you can officially use the left and right parts of your brain at the same time, and there's a good chance you're a bipolar schizophrenic psychopath.

Okay, I'm out [haha]

Then I guess the question would be, "Why are you hitting yourself?" [haha][haha][haha]

I'm just saying.. I'm a major fan of both management AND design... Some people are one or the other... I personally want both. [wacky]

 

[Angelis1]

I'm just saying.. I'm a major fan of both management AND design... Some people are one or the other... I personally want both. [wacky]

You ALWAYS want one more than another. It is a constant in the universe. [big grin][big grin][big grin]

 

[Milzbury]

You ALWAYS want one more than another. It is a constant in the universe. [big grin][big grin][big grin]

I'm not too sure about that! If I want to re-create a Disney theme park.. I want to put in both the extensive amount of details and theming as they would be in real life... PLUS the major management systems they use.

 

[Angelis1]

Look like a philosophy test.

 

[Kenneth1]

I think it would be awesome to see this in the game! Something I've always missed in previous rct-type games

 

[JCoaster]

I would like a "Close Queue" option which shuts down the entry, but runs the ride until the queue is emptied to avoid turning people away.
Similarly, a "Close Park" would close all the ride entries and shops, but continue to run rides till the queue empties, and guests would migrate toward the park exit.
Perhaps for deluxe-ness...the shops would remain open so people could buy things on the way out, or have a proximity sensor to finish up sales and close when no peeps are nearby. That way you could have a sort of "main street" section near the entrance that closes a bit later to sell merch.

 

[breezerHOG1]

I would like a "Close Queue" option which shuts down the entry, but runs the ride until the queue is emptied to avoid turning people away.
Similarly, a "Close Park" would close all the ride entries and shops, but continue to run rides till the queue empties, and guests would migrate toward the park exit.
Perhaps for deluxe-ness...the shops would remain open so people could buy things on the way out, or have a proximity sensor to finish up sales and close when no peeps are nearby. That way you could have a sort of "main street" section near the entrance that closes a bit later to sell merch.

Yes thats a great idea [up] you should post it in a new thread though

 

[Gord1]

I think that is a wonderful idea

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I think your idea is awesome! [up]i think what has really been missing in the past is the off season. My local park has to close for winter and that's when they build the new ride, repaint rides, ect.

 

[DiscoveryOV]

This is a coaster park simulator, as described on the official website. In-depth management like this should at least be an option, maybe even be part of the campaign (if there will be one).

 

[JCoaster]

I think that is a wonderful idea

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I think your idea is awesome! [up]i think what has really been missing in the past is the off season. My local park has to close for winter and that's when they build the new ride, repaint rides, ect.

Perhaps the "off season" can be an option in preferences. Maybe every two hours of the park being open it shuts down and peeps leave and the park must be manually re-opened. Or it could be left as a continuous cycle, which in game-speed would simulate a day-night cycle of the park closing and re-opening for the day.