Here is the hour-long livestream and Q&A with Art Director John Laws from March 2nd. Oh, and perhaps the most important bit of news: a paid playable alpha should be coming before the end of the month. So here are the highlights: the game will be highly modular, your creations will easily be shareable online with other players, and, not to be outdone by RollerCoaster Tycoon World, they too have promised mod support, but only after the full release, which is scheduled for a very vague 2016. Not a particularly exciting or intense ride, if you ask me. Unfortunately, the interesting news is spread over more than an hour of footage of two men talking in front of a green screen. Changing all the guests to green Martians, cherubs, etc isn't possible in-game (it's not even possible to change them into cold-weather clothing for the Arctic biome), nor have I seen a mod that can do it.Īh, thanks anyways! Is there any guide on where the resources are encoded, in what files etc? If everything else can be modded, I can't see why that shouldn't be moddable.RPS have written extensively about theme-park sim Planet Coaster but Frontier keep announcing juicy features with every new dev diary and livestream. Of course you can fire any employee you want, and eject guests you don't like the look of, but these actions can cause hits to the Happiness stats.
These are the only guest demographics the game offers auto-controls for. Please note that if you raise Traits to 100% there will still be guests without them, these will be avatars of other players and early test-groups still in the game. Right panel has the chance that guests will have a Trait (screenshot above shows some of them), and None-Low-Medium-High likelihood of what those traits will be. In the Scenario Editor, in Edit Scenario (the pencil'n'ruler graphic in the upper right) > Guests tab > left panel has controls to adjust the Adults, Teenagers, and Family demographics, including segregating between single/multi-guest Adults and Teenagers.
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