How does the Park Rating in RollerCoaster Tycoon 2 work?

[@AgeofNoob]

A 20+ minute video of Marcel explaining an RC2 game mechanic? Yes, please.

[@LynnWinx]

And I've never played RCT2, only 3 and Parkitect. Why have I been here for years?

[@BigBrotherMateyka]

GET THE POPCORN

[@AlryFireBlade]

@@LynnWinx because deep in your hearth you know that RCT2 is the best, even when your brain tells you otherwise? :D

[@LynnWinx]

@@AlryFireBlade > Nah, I just like the scientific approach, the optimization. RCT2's systems are big enough to be interesting and small enough to be thoroughly understood. It makes my ADHD and math/physics addiction happy.

[@AgeofNoob]

@@LynnWinx There are many viewers on my channel (and SOTL's specifically) who have stopped playing Age of Empires many years ago. People return back to quality content of quality games. :)

[@RCPlanes59]

Marcel casually killing 36,000 guests in a 5-second cutaway has to be some kind of record

[@MaartenvanHeek]

I wonder what the population of Monaco did to him...

[@nathanstanier7625]

The lowest number of kills Marcel has ever achieved in a scenario?

[@davidromeroblaya7920]

Oh, the humanity!

[@Mattoropael]

@@MaartenvanHeek My guess is Marcel works for a non-French tax agency 😂

[@Krazylegz42]

The production value on this is so good. All the B-roll footage you made just for cleanly showing text looks incredible. Just had to acknowledge how high effort this is, it looks great!

[@MarcelVos]

This video took a long time to edit, and it's nice to know it's being appreciated. One thing I'll say is that I didn't build any of the parks next to the text specifically for this video, but rather looked through save files to find places that had the right combinations of rides and emptiness and often removed some trees that would be behind the text.

[@stickit2theman1]

@@MarcelVos I honestly really appreciate that particular attention to detail because I can mentally prepare for the exact amount of information that's about to come ahead of time.

[@everythingsalright1121]

@@MarcelVos it makes it way more engaging to watch when i dont need to struggle to read the text or pause cause its hard to

[@b0bsaget007]

I know that the thumbnail uses 42,069 guests, but I personally find 69,420 guests more aesthetically pleasing. Regardless, thanks for the great content as always!

[@MarcelVos]

Unfortunately you cannot get to 69420 guests in OpenRCT2 as 65136 is the maximum.

[@b0bsaget007]

@@MarcelVos I figured that there would be a limit

[@GrayBlood1331]

@@MarcelVos Not sure if joking...

[@SVD_NL]

​@@GrayBlood1331 likely not. 65536 is the maximum value that can be represented by a 16-bit unsigned integer. I dont know exactly why they dont use the last 400, i would guess safety margin to prevent overflow when adding guests (rolling back to 0 after going over the limit), but that's just a guess.

[@archtansterpg4246]

​@@SVD_NL i think it might have to do with the sprite limit, as other park components may make up the remaining sprites.

[@frtzkng]

Unhappy guests also *cannot* become vandals if: - there are no path objects available to destroy, or all nearby path objects already have been destroyed - if their Energy bar is very low. They'll become tired instead, which overwrites all other flags regardless of happiness.

[@everythingsalright1121]

When hungy, too tired to knock sign over

[@jefffinkbonner9551]

Lack of infrastructure and a demoralized public are key to preventing crime.

[@NoisyBones]

This channel is so relaxing, I suffer from anxiety, especially at night, and this is one of the channels I love watching to help calm down

[@squishybrick]

I just had an idea for a very unique park challenge sort of. It's a large map, but a section of it, like a whole 1/4 of the map, already has a park on it, but you are not allowed to mess with anything on it, as it acts like a "neighboring park". All the rides on it never break down and are modded to have no operating costs, and everything in it is free. All the guests initially visit this park first from the entrance, but there is a transport ride that takes them to an open section where you are allowed to start building a park, and guests can only leave via a second transport ride that takes them back to that first park through a one-way path, but the second ride is out in the middle of nowhere, and you have to bridge the gap to allow them to use it to leave, both figuring out how to funnel them through towards it, but also supply some extra rides and amenities to keep them happy along the way.

[@RadioactiveSherbet]

I'm going to go ahead and bump this one. I like your idea!

[@jefffinkbonner9551]

I love this idea too!

[@Shredster7]

I can only imagine how much fun Marcel had setting up the visuals at 9:50.

[@slopehoke1277]

It's a shame the maximum park rating with 0 guests is only 500. I'd love to see someone cook up a scenario where you have to achieve a certain park rating without any guests.

[@arbitratedshan2783]

We love that, ultimately, the best way to keep your park rating high is to run your park in a very reasonable way. You have handymen to keep it clean, mechanics to keep the rides working, entertainers for the guests, and plenty of rides of different types.

[@AsymptoteInverse]

I played this game a *lot* as a kid, without ever knowing about the no-entry sign. I only learned about it from these videos. It's a small thing, but it's remarkable just how much better a park can function when they're used properly.

[@DarkWarchieff]

Idea: make an absurdly long path leading from guest spawn to park entrance, like hundreds or thousands of years for the spawned guest to reach the park. Guest delay could be used for some really evil ideas.

[@RagnarokiaNG]

True evil is making a free ride's exit only lead to other expensive rides the guests have no option but to take to escape.

[@HISKILP]

sadly you cant do that, game will say "path to complex" or something (tried it few month ago in OpenRCT2)

[@DarkWarchieff]

@@HISKILP any idea what the max is?

[@HISKILP]

@@DarkWarchieff nope sry :( I wanted to have a map where the entrance is in the middle of the park but I couldnt do it sadly (Map was like 256x256 big)

[@nthgth]

​@@HISKILPthat was a great idea though, to have them radiate out instead of have to make their way across

[@nthgth]

Another super interesting dive into the workings of this game. That great familiar feeling of "damn, Chris Sawyer really thought of everything!" Great editing too. Thanks Marcel.

[@hngldr]

3:50 - the grass growing during that timelapse was really nice for helping show how long it was - great video! Thanks a ton!!!

[@stickit2theman1]

You had wayyyy too much fun with naming the scenarios/rides/guest in all the examples 🤣 can't believe I got rick rolled watching Marcel Vos of all people

[@SemiHypercube]

I had no idea Chris Sawyer made the park rating this intricate. Like I wonder why the penalty for drowning guests decays more quickly if a scenario doesn't use money, that feels so random

[@reillywalker195]

It's not random. No-money scenarios were introduced in Loopy Landscapes, and they all had the requirement that you not let your park rating drop below 700. By making the casualty penalty decrease faster in scenarios without money, Chris Sawyer made those no-money scenarios more forgiving.

[@nthgth]

​@@reillywalker195so it was just simplest to make the penalty decay faster based on the money/no money switch? Rather than based on the scenario itself or the strict park rating rule

[@BigBrotherMateyka]

The more this game is discovered and the code exploited, the more you realize how much of a complete genius Chris Sawyer was. And his creative team was no exception either.

[@reillywalker195]

@@nthgth In RCT1, only scenarios without money required keeping a park rating of 700 or higher, so it didn't necessarily matter whether the game checked for money/no money or the 700 park rating rule since the effect would've been the same. In RCT2, I'm guessing Chris Sawyer did the same since scenarios with money and the 700 park rating rule still allow you to advertise to attract guests as well as choose your research speed and priorities, thus negating some of the downsides of requiring money.

[@WackoMcGoose]

My in-universe headcanon is that moneyless scenarios are when a park owner has _so much money already_ that "money is no object" to them, so offscreen they're just throwing wads of money at the media to quickly get rid of the negative press caused by a guest death.

[@TheRealUncleScar]

so now we need a video of a perfect park with maxed out rating calculations across the board even if the total caps at 999

[@Chewaai]

You've changed the way I play this game in the best kinds of ways, thank you :) (M'n man had van de week gezien dat ik meerdere tabbladen met je video's open had staan. Ik had net een scenario behaald en toen zat ik nog even na te genieten en toen kwam mijn man even meekijken. Ik vertelde over hoe grotere decoraties en 1x1 decoraties verschillende hoeveelheden waardering opbrengen, waarop hij meteen vroeg: "heb je dat geleerd van Marcel Vos?" en ik "ja.. ik zou 'm eigenlijk even moeten bedanken")

[@PaulCashman]

An easy way to figure out where your unhappy guests are is to click on the thought ("I can't find the park exit!" for example) and then use the map icon to see where the majority of those guests are highlighted. Chances are, they'll be in a complicated path section or stuck in a dead-end ride exit, etc.

[@cvrtsaudio]

Yes most of my rct gameplay is opening thoughts and seeing where all the litter is or too crowded paths.

[@dyacktman]

Thank you for making such a high-quality video! It explains things clearly, without wasting time, is information dense, has great editing, great visuals, and some fun easter eggs. Thank you for taking the time to make this and giving it so much attention to detail. This will be a great resource to refer people to when they ask about park rating.

[@tristalia3113]

9:50 I know this RCT but this sudden type of precipitation had me laughing out loud for 2 seconds, haha

[@jurgenpeters1373]

2:32 You said "at least 128" but show "more than 128". Which is true? Is a Guest with a happines of 128 "happy" or not?

[@MarcelVos]

The text on screen is correct.

[@jurgenpeters1373]

@@MarcelVos I cant believe marcels angelic voice lied to me ;(

[@TheTdw2000]

I'm guessing the infinite money parks have the shorter recovery time so that you can get back to normal circumstances faster so that you don't instantly fail them if enough guests die. Most of those scenarios involve never letting your park rating fall below x, and if you got a high enough penalty by accident it would be literally impossible to turn it around in time.

[@voodootrois]

Can someone clarify if one can make a custom scenario in which there exists no money but has the standard "X Guests by Year Y with Rating 600" goal?

[@asasnat342]

@@voodootrois yes, there is no restriction for that, it just happens that most prebuilt no money scenarios have the minimum park rating goal

[@Davtwan]

Moreover you can replace rides to remove it’s low popularity rating really quickly due to infinite money. Might as well let the guests “restore” faster too.

[@TheTdw2000]

@@voodootrois According to the wiki you can't in vanilla RCT2's scenario editor.

[@polygondwanaland8390]

Frankly if you murder hundreds of guests in one go it's totally fair your park is closed down 😂

[@burritoman2k]

Have you thought about doing a vid about guest thoughts and their effects? Like how a guest determines when they want to go home for instance

[@1WolfFan]

I vaguely recall going over these points before. But whether that's a Mendala Effect, a different video with similar points, or whether this is a more in-depth version of a previous video; I am very happy for the video. I don't USUALLY have problems with park value, but I do occasionally see those spikes you mentioned. So I'm sure it'll help in the long run. :)

[@Vegalyp]

Incredibly informative video Marcel. 10/10 Finally discovered my my park rating was so low. I was recreating the Titanic with my guests and sending them all to Davy Jones locker. Now I know I need to stop murdering them.

[@Majima_Nowhere]

I don't and probably won't ever play RCT2. I tried it, it wasn't my thing. But for some reason I love game mechanic analyses so much that I watch every video you put out front to back.

[@JCBro-yg8vd]

Always cool to learn more about the inner workings of RCT2 and how to use them to your advantage.

[@logitfau252]

i have not played those games since release, but i love your videos, its just the passion and incredible complexity fans can find and create from thos rudimentary game structures ^.^ love it

[@EventH0riz0n]

Shoutout to the 2 gigachad guests who survived the cleansing. 10:39

[@siiiiiiiiiimo]

Heroic effort. So fuckin funny you noticed that

[@cll1out]

Me and my gramps played this game a lot in the 2000s. He loved it and was really good at it. I got good as an adult with a reasonable business mindset.

[@stevenstice6683]

Something to point out gor the ride crashes: crashing speed is 30 mph (48 kmph) As long as your trains enter the station at 29 mph or lower (

[@RaynmanPlays]

Now I want to see a challenge where Marcel beats a scenario without letting his park rating get above a certain amount.

[@jonnnnniej]

That sounds incredibly difficult.. But if someone could pull it off, it's Marcel!

[@jefffinkbonner9551]

Sounds like he’ll need the penalizing power of casualties to help keep things reasonably low!

[@Mental_Illboy]

Because of you! Ga ik dit spel weer spelen komende winter om jeugdherinneringen op te doen😃

[@AlryFireBlade]

Well made video again, it is long as I like, but it is long, because you have so much details and eamples to show. So it isn't stretched for money reason, it just isn't stretched at all. So yeah I love the video :)

[@RagsinatorMusic]

You are my favorite KZbinr, and by a LARGE margin.

[@BabusGameRoom]

Loved this deep dive into such an important mechanic. I'm surprised it isn't already one of your videos! At 12:00, you mention the ride popularity rating...have you done a video on this? It sounds like a mechanic I haven't heard of before...

[@voodootrois]

4:10 That was very clever using the motion simulator as an example of a broken down ride. Those rides are clearly and unambiguously broken down. You could instead use Merry-go-rounds with a control failure, but they are unnecessarily obnoxious 😂

[@fathertimejr]

"And that's why your park rating shoots up by [500 or 200] when [the first guest enters / you place one ride]." 2 mindblowing moments there. Waste-less food stalls was another shocker.

[@archtansterpg4246]

"Even if you drown the entire population of Monaco" Was not expecting that mental picture. 😂

[@unnameduser1994]

The following is more like a collection of ideos for possible future videos, there's no need to type out all the answers now in the comment section. 🙂 Great video, as always, very well structured! Now I do wonder how the breakdown- and repair mechanics work in the RCT games. Like, is there a random chance for a breakdown (and how high is this)? Why the 10 minute interval for mechanics? What happens (numerically) if I stay below/above it with (not) inspecting rides? How many mechanics does one need per x rides? All of those questions need to be answered in another video. :D Also, why does one have to reach 3.68 excitement and 5.20 intensity on average specifically, what is the underlying assumption regarding these averages? ... Oh, and of course, you mentioned a mechanic that's too complex to adress it fully in this video (just forgot what it was). Also something I would love to see in a video!

[@raviormetal1653]

Ive a question about the lost guests. Does the park map that peeps can buy at the information kiosk help with that? I just realized that I dont actually know what that map item does even though I played the game for such a long time in my childhood :D

[@SheepUndefined]

1:27 I stg Marcell, I was looking down when you said that and thought you said something way different, lmao

[@StormDragonZ]

19:34 is so satisfying. Now I'm curious, what's the largest explosion you can make?

[@RadioactiveSherbet]

17:03 Oh, God. A bit of a flashback to an unpleasant moment in my childhood gaming there with the angry red face. I remember getting scared and crying one time when I saw that as a kid. Even when I saw it just now, I had a bit of a fight-or-flight response. Man...

[@kaiptan]

Thank you for continuing to make rct videos!

[@johnfoltz8183]

Complete hard scenario: One broken bench: I’m about to end this scenario’s career.

[@midlifecrisi]

Great video but you got a typo at 19:20 where you say "Only build *singe*-wide paths"

[@adiemuller5422]

I had no idea the ride uptime affected the park rating! That explains the scenarios where you start with an unsuccessful park with a bunch of old rides.

[@Wh173c0c0]

@19:15 "You have to follow the park building rules, Marcel!" Marcel Barbossa: "They're really more like 'guidelines'."

[@TS_Mind_Swept]

I know it kills your park rating, but seeing all those trapped guests just stream out of your park is surprisingly enjoyable to watch

[@Martsigras]

maybe it was just me, but seeing the two balloons rising from where their owners drowned was so dark at 10:22

[@TheOriginalJphyper]

20:15 Speaking of brakes failure... I recently found out how roller coaster brakes work, and it is physically impossible for a roller coaster's brakes to fail in real life (even at the time the RCT games were made), so this breakdown makes no sense. They're configured so that, if a failure does occur, gravity forces the brakes into the activated position; it's completely failsafe. They can't wear out because the main brakes use magnetic induction with permanent magnets. The only way the brakes can fail is if the train or track section itself is wrecked, at which point, you have bigger problems to worry about.

[@PhilipMurphy8Extra]

Get the snacks as Marcel is explaining RCT folks.

[@RobGoldy]

Man I'm loving these videos. Any idea if you'd one day make similar content for Parkitect? I wish someone would break down that game as well as you break down RCT2

[@JBond4334]

Something I'd like to see a video on; The programming behind employee path finding algorithms

[@matthewgladback8905]

20:30 Really appreciating those ride names.

[@Gui101do]

Marcel Vos the Boss!

[@emmata98]

I would like to see such in-debth stuff for other games (like planet coaster) and topics (like how the EIN stats are calculated)

[@voodootrois]

If a train with no guests crashes, does it affect the Safest Park Award? Does the answer depend on whether or crashes in test mode or open/operating mode?

[@MarcelVos]

I'm pretty sure I've gotten the safest park award while faffing about with empty crashing rides in test parks, but I'm not exactly sure how that works.

[@kansasistheman9289]

My go to tactic to get a 999 rating was to fill almost every square with trees and other scenery. It was surprising to see that it isn’t included, so I guess it only helps by making people happy?

[@WackoMcGoose]

You know, now you got me wondering about pathfinding in RCT and how it compares to, say, Dwarf Fortress... In DF, entities calculate their entire path in one go, flood-fill searching _from the destination_ (walling off a workshop has less of a pathfinding impact than walling off a dwarf, and your tick rate will shit the bed if you uncover the Hidden Fun Stuff and wall it off before the Clowns can emerge) with per-tile pathfinding costs, then executing the resulting path if one is found, recalculating only if the decided path later ends up blocked. It's actually _recommended_ to have 2-3 tile wide main pathways in your fortress, because each tile can only have one entity "standing" in it at a time (all others must be laying down, so two cats can't both be standing in one tile, but 1 cat and 99 dragons can share a tile if all 99 dragons are laying down), so multi-tile pathways give additional movement options for entities to go around each other. But at the same time, _really big_ open areas (like if you mine out an entire z-level) are pathfinding traps, so you need to wall those off once you're done with them... Maybe RCT has it calculate only a few tiles of movement at a time? So a short exit path will easily be scanned as "okay, I can get out of here, and there's nothing else interesting down this", while a longer one is "huh, where's the rest of the park"...

[@aw2740]

9:48 holy shit, this looks like a war zone rocket attack :')

[@thelol1759]

Oh sweet, love these deep dives!

[@leftysheppey]

I don't get recommended your videos as much anymore. I think I got a little burnt out at one point so stopped watching your daily uploads, but you're still fantastic bro 😎 never change

[@MarcelVos]

Daily uploads? The last time I uploaded more than twice a week is 4 years ago and I never uploaded daily.

[@leftysheppey]

@@MarcelVos yikes, I'm going senile 😂

[@Badface678]

Casually eliminates the population of Monoco, but it's okay by next month because your theme park has exciting rides and no litter.

[@__8120]

1:26 MADE BY WHO?

[@digitalizedmind6784]

love it when i put information kiosks basically everywhere, set all of them to give out free maps and I pay attention to the paths, guests STILL get lost in my parks

[@Brunosky_Inc]

12:30 Extreme Kites and Extreme Tights. Ya thought we wouldn't notice!

[@michaelmirisola5554]

I would love to know how the game calculated breakdowns. Like how does the game decide when a ride should breakdown since we know the rain does not increase it. It just increases the station breaks failure occurring. I always found it hilarious when a ride breaks down while the mechanic is inspecting it. lol

[@apoxpaito]

20:29 Those are some interesting ride names...

[@AiOinc1]

I imagine the logic is that the park rating can increase faster for a free park and rides rather than one you have to pay for. You're not going to pay for the opportunity to drown but you might do it for free

[@nthgth]

Haha

[@thomasrinschler6783]

I'm really intrigued at what exactly malfunctioned to cause that rain of coaster cars at 9:50.

[@Jack_Rakan]

Probably a launched coaster type (like the shuttle loop) with a really long train being allowed to shoot it's train cars into the void. It's one of the only designs that lets you start a coaster without having a complete track loop.

[@Tahngarthor]

The average rating bonusees are there to encourage having a mix of thrilling and calm rides- to get the full bonus you will need some gentle rides to offset the high intensity super exciting rides.

[@anonnymousperson]

Thank you Marcel!

[@ZTRCTGuy]

If a train barely makes it in test mode when it's empty but still does you're totally fine (if not using block brakes), as an empty train is the minimum weight. During opening hours guests will make it heavier which will make it go faster, hence it will always make it. Dangerous things start happenning when you decide to shorten the train.

[@MarcelVos]

That's not true. If there are only guests in the back then the train might not make it because the extra weight in the back is holding it back. Brakes (including station brakes) are also slightly inconsistent, so even an empty train might not make it the second time if it barely makes it the first time. The shot of the train not making it in this video is faked by decreasing the chainlift speed because it's quite a rare occurence, but just before that it did actually not make with the exact same settings as in the first shot where it does make it, but I wasn't recording. Here is an example of it happening on film: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZeYl5qJZd9qmbs

[@ZTRCTGuy]

​@@MarcelVos I didn't know the game went this deep that it also mattered where the guests are in the train. I never heard that, does the game actually register where the guests are in the train? It really doesn't have a reason to go this deep... Isn't it the case that's it's ''merely'' an overall weight increase? Like you do with the console? About the inconsistent brakes, yeah that's true. Video suggestion might be, how does it work where people decide to sit in a train? Because they don't go from front to back, and how does it affect ride performance when only the front or back half of the train is filled. That would be very interesting imo.

[@MarcelVos]

@@ZTRCTGuy If you use the vehicle editor plugin you can see that each vehicle of a train has an individual mass. Deurklink already made a video about how guests board: kzbin.info/www/bejne/haPPfZ6KYpearck

[@LilacMonarch]

I find it funny how angry guests will vandalize stuff, but never decide to ignore the no entry signs

[@Gremph]

I like watching your videos and I don't even own RCT2 anymore.

[@DarkWarchieff]

is the ''600 minimum'' or ''700 minimum or lose'' value hardcoded? I always wanted to get a bit harder, like ''have x guests by y with a rating of 950''

[@MarcelVos]

Currently that's hardcoded, but there's nothing stopping the OpenRCT2 devs from allowing you to change the park rating requirement in scenario creation.

[@jabrowski_]

Marcel for world president

[@solus8754]

Hey Marcel! Lovely vid as always! These park rating statistics makes me wonder if there could be some tweaks that allows for a.. so to speak "Kaizo" Rollercoaster, or just Hard Mode or something, making bad plays much more punishable. Who knows it might be a good challenge for you if such a mod exists? :P

[@BinaryHedgehog1]

Harder guest generation sort of accomplishes this by making the soft guest cap tied more to longer coasters, but I presume you already knew that.

[@markmedlinskas7356]

Lol at the guest being named Deurklink

[@benb9151]

Fun fact: Marcel memorized all this information and just turned his microphone on

[@sosoishero]

Rick Rolled 3 seconds into the video. This is going to be a good one

[@HeliosExeunt]

A guest with 128 happiness: "I am delighted. 😐"

[@sigma5902]

"There is no limit to how much lost guests can reduce the park rating" ...So, say for example if you got enough guests lost, would the integer underflow and max out the rating?

[@MarcelVos]

Yes, you need just under 5000 lost guests for that. Doesn't work in OpenRCT2 anymore though.

[@Hankathan]

20:30 Those are some fire ride names lol

[@MarissaK319]

Wooh!🎉

[@korg47237]

B0aty has been waiting for this vidya

[@T-West]

Oh when I first saw "lost" guests I thought lost meant Marcel drowned them. But that has its own category. :)

[@patrickgeurts4855]

Do the park maps prevent guests from getting lost? Or just helps them go find rides and stalls?

[@MarcelVos]

WIth a map they can look more junctions ahead so they can find things better, but they can still become lost.

[@HECKproductions]

lets be honest every decent player constantly has 999 par value (until you accidentally not connect the exit of a ride with the main path and you have 600 people walk inside one another)

[@Volteer]

I have never played this game and don't really intend to but I can't get enough of watching these videos. It's so interesting!

[@shortclips4023]

I was like you then I played the game for 1000 hrs and I still watch but don't play the game as much anymore,Marcel is a great narrator

[@Redpoppy80]

"and don't have a murder addiction". RCT2 has an uncanny ability to draw out the serial killer in all of us though.

[@MarkFendy-sw7hn]

Magic Quarters from RCT1 corkscrew follies at the beginning of the video!

[@DitzyNizzy2009]

16:50 - If 14 food stalls don't create waste, does that mean there are some that don't give their customers napkins?

[@KJsGotGame]

I'm curious whether ride inspection actually does anything. I had a station brakes failure take out 28 guests one month before the scenario end date in RCT1. I checked and the last inspection was one minute prior. Naturally, I drowned the nearest mechanic. But I'm wondering if I just got really unlucky, or if the inspections don't actually matter that much.

[@Tmccreight25Gaming]

I like how you had to put the correct spelling of Bassiiie on screen at 1:24

[@stevenmorrison4692]

I've had issues at multiple parks where the guests get stuck in an area and when you click on them they it says they were headed to a certain ride. The ride entrance is only 10 tiles away. I have to make another path leading to the ride entrance for them to find it. After awhile the park rating goes down some points until you build the path for them. Once the ride que starts getting riders the rating goes back up.

[@arturodelagarza2251]

i swear my dream is to have a 1 hour upload... but 20 minutes its good enough XD