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Re: Help!

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"K"

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Date Posted: 07:25:30 10/13/02 Sun
In reply to: James 's message, "Re: Help!" on 00:54:47 06/21/02 Fri

>There's lots of info about the challenges in the
>strategy guide book and here's what it recommends...
>
>CUSTOMER HAPPINESS: Check out on their basic needs,
>eg. food, drink, clean bathrooms....etc
>Make sure they've got enough vegetation too. Bushes,
>flowers and trees have a calming effect on the guests.
>Check out guard patrolling for ongoing behaviour
>problems. Also security cameras are recommended. Don't
>start the challenge until your rating is WELL ABOVE 60
>percent... make it easier for yourself! You may also
>need to drop the gate price for a while as it's only a
>matter of time before such an aggressive campaign has
>a positive effect on your rating.
>
>SAFETY REVIEW: This challenge becomes tougher as your
>park grows. Before triggering this challenge, take a
>look at your Engineers' patrol areas. Make sure every
>ride is checked on a regular basis. You may even need
>to scrap a ride or two. Make sure engineers are well
>paid so you get maximum effort.
>
>-James

Yeah that sounds Great to me Mr. James! thanks for da help!

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