Tips for beating Campaign missions

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I don't claim to be the best at this game, but after hundreds of hours of casual play here's some advice I can offer. Always adjust the prices of your rides/shops Rides start at $1.00 by default but depending on the excitement value of the ride can go beyond $5.00 per rider. This may seem like a small increase but it adds up significantly over time. Food prices can't be increased by much but every little bit makes a difference. Pools can be abused to increase park attendance significantly As the title says, many campaign missions that have "you must reach x amount of people in park" as goals can usually be easily achieved by placing a large pool. There are some underlying factors such as the air temperature in the campaign mission (this affects how interested people are in swimming) as well as how big the pool is... But the majority of my parks use a pool just to increase park attendance and bring in some extra income. You can increase "Interest" in the pool by placing hot tubs, lounge chairs, or just building water slides. Not all Rides are equal I mean several things when i say this. Park guests care very little about what roller coasters are used as long as the excitement is high and the intensity isn't crazy. So often the most effective way of building rides to meet goals, increase attendance, bring in income, and take the least amount of space is to go with rides like The Dizzy Dropper, Virginia Reel, and Wild Mouse rides over the much more costly to build giga coaster, hyper twister coaster, and air powered coasters. Train your staff! Paying to have your staff trained will not only increase how quickly they do their job, but also reduces the likelyhood of them quitting. If you train all your staff to tier 2(which only costs $150 per staff member) then they should never quit unexpectedly. Fireworks/water shows/lasers are a bad idea Not only do they cost money to put on, but whenever they occur a portion of the people in the park will stop going on rides and buying food just to stare at the show. Avoid them if possible. Don't make food courts Park visitors don't often seek out food/water/bathrooms. The majority of the time the game decides if they want something as they walk by the stall, regardless of what type of food/drink it is. So instead of putting 5 food stalls and 5 drink stalls in one spot it's usually more profitable to spread them across the map. I'm sure i'll think of more tips so i'll be adding them here when i think of them. There's also a chance i'll make a walkthrough of all the campaign missions so if i do i'll be merging these tips with that guide. --- Источник: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=950816878