User manual GAMES PC MOONMIST

[. . . ] Such people may have a seizure while watching television images or playing certain video games. This may happen even if the person has no medical history of epilepsy or has never had any epileptic seizures. If you or anyone in your family has ever had symptoms related to epilepsy (seizures or loss of consciousness) when exposed to flashing lights, consult your doctor prior to playing. We advise that parents should monitor the use of video games by their children. [. . . ] Checking the Rides section of the All Attractions pop-up gives you a good, general overview of all your rides. Instead, call a mechanic when the rides State of Repair is low. Click to sort by title factor Click to view Park Information Click to view All Staff pop-up (See the Staff section on p. 40) To view a particular items details, click on it in the list. To zoom to a particular item, right click on it in the list Click to list All Visitors in your park (See the Visitors pop-up section on p. 38) 32 33 Shops Sideshows Sideshows are games of chance where customers can often win a prize. Set the cost of the prize, the chances of winning and the price for a game, then watch the money roll in!As with shops, keep an eye on your customers reaction to the adjustments you make. - button - Click to reduce factor + button - Click to increase factor Miscellaneous Items Apply Settings To All - For shops and sideshows, click this button to apply the current settings to ALL shops or sideshows of the same type Miscellaneous Items include things like toilets, staff rooms, fountains, trees and bushes. Miscellaneous Items Tips Toilets require cleaning, they can be opened/closed if necessary. Shops have some additional controls on the pop-up, shown above. In your Theme Park, shops provide your customers with havens of refreshment, nourishment and gifts. These shops will run themselves but you can adjust a number of variables to improve your money-making opportunities or provide your customers with top-notch produce. Shop Tips Try making extreme adjustments and then monitor how the different shops fair in the All Shops pop-up. Youll also see your customers response to your adjustments by watching their thought bubbles when they visit the shop. If a shop is performing poorly you might try moving its location or adjusting the variables of price and quality. Trees and bushes help to keep the air clean and improve the parks appearance. These visitors are getting pretty tired of queuing. This place is a mess!Make sure youve got at least a couple in your park. Entertainer Queues are boring, Entertainers entertain. Put the two together and even standing in line can be fun for your lucky visitors! Guard STAFF Look after your staff and theyll look after your visitors, your park and, ultimately, your interests. Provide On-the-job training (see the Staff Training Budgets section on p. 48). Scientist The visitors might be kids but kids can misbehave as well as the next person!Tip: Install Security cameras to make the Guards more effective. The fun professors!Without a Scientist or two your park will soon look out-of-date, passZ even!Check the Research section for more information on employing your Scientists. 40 41 Staff Moods Staff have feelings too!As well as feeling happy, sad or confused they may also display the following emotions: The staff member is tired. The staff member is going on strike! Individual Staff Member pop-up Staff information box Detailed info on skill level, happiness, energy, wage and length of employment Click to fire the member of staff Click to pick up the member of staff The pop-up closes and you can then drop the individual anywhere in your park Click to locate the individual staff member - The pop-up closes and the view zooms to the individual. Right-click to stop following the individual Click to view the All Staff pop-up Click to Set the individuals patrol area. [. . . ] Remember; keep raising your park entry ticket price to make the most of this. After a few months you may notice problem areas developing in your park. Toilets are an obvious danger zone so set a Cleaner or two to patrol past them on a regular basis. If kids find themselves with a handful of litter, theyll be more inclined to put it in the bin if youve thoughtfully placed one nearby. [. . . ]