I really love the game and there have been quite some quality of life improvements I really enjoy, like the path barriers from the last update.
But one thing I'd really love to see would be some more tooltips and information. This is just some examples off the top of my head.
One thing I have seen brought up, while browsing around a bit, is the issue of food condiments, for example. They are there; you see they cost money; but there is no indication whatsoever what they're actually doing. And frankly, I don't really have the desire or leisure to test out the specific effects. I know there's some info online in a handfull of threads and supposedly a chart flying around somewhere; but honestly? I shouldn't have to hunt down this information in some obscure reddit thread. This is stuff that should be available with a simple hover-over. Just a simple "increases guest happiness" or "reduces/increases thirst/hunger/energy" would be sufficient.
This issue isn't restricted to condiments and other shop options though. Facilities and other items suffer from this too. I've just recently come back to the game after a bit of a break and found the new screen options in the facilities... with no information whatsoever what they're good for. Had to actually try them out to see they were not simply bigger habitat information screens.
Then there's the new path barriers added with the last update. Again, love them! Much appreciated! You said in the dev blog post what the different barrier types do and are good for, but in-game I do not have this information readily available if I didn't closely follow the update logs.
Another example would be the warning signs from the facilities. The "do not feed" sign is straightforward enough, but what exactly does the "do not disturb" sign do? What is the exact effect of building it? There's no real indication readily available. Sure, I have a broad idea of what "do notdisturb" means, but how does that translate in game terms?
To be clear, I'm appreciative of any answers to these questions. However, the fact still remains that I should not have to dig around online to get that information. So, some more tooltips would be neat!
But one thing I'd really love to see would be some more tooltips and information. This is just some examples off the top of my head.
One thing I have seen brought up, while browsing around a bit, is the issue of food condiments, for example. They are there; you see they cost money; but there is no indication whatsoever what they're actually doing. And frankly, I don't really have the desire or leisure to test out the specific effects. I know there's some info online in a handfull of threads and supposedly a chart flying around somewhere; but honestly? I shouldn't have to hunt down this information in some obscure reddit thread. This is stuff that should be available with a simple hover-over. Just a simple "increases guest happiness" or "reduces/increases thirst/hunger/energy" would be sufficient.
This issue isn't restricted to condiments and other shop options though. Facilities and other items suffer from this too. I've just recently come back to the game after a bit of a break and found the new screen options in the facilities... with no information whatsoever what they're good for. Had to actually try them out to see they were not simply bigger habitat information screens.
Then there's the new path barriers added with the last update. Again, love them! Much appreciated! You said in the dev blog post what the different barrier types do and are good for, but in-game I do not have this information readily available if I didn't closely follow the update logs.
Another example would be the warning signs from the facilities. The "do not feed" sign is straightforward enough, but what exactly does the "do not disturb" sign do? What is the exact effect of building it? There's no real indication readily available. Sure, I have a broad idea of what "do notdisturb" means, but how does that translate in game terms?
To be clear, I'm appreciative of any answers to these questions. However, the fact still remains that I should not have to dig around online to get that information. So, some more tooltips would be neat!