before you have the facilities to handle them. With reputation being your biggest problem here, it can bottom out very fast if you accept the large guest reservations too early, ie.
I've noticed if you replay this level, a different set of group reservations tend to crop up from your first play-through, but it seems that Locals wanting the spa and Wizards wanting the Arcane Study are far more prevalent than Knights wanting the gymnasium. Provide all the specialized rooms as normal, but keep them fairly evenly sized compared to each other. Guest reservations are big once more, so use them wisely or you'll overcrowd your facilities.Īlso build a good size rest room with at least six toilet stalls and staff room with at least four couches this time, from the start, because you will not have the extra space to build a second rest room or staff room. This seems to be a test of your ability to make the most of the limited space that you have. Here you can expect all three classes of patron, all wanting their specific specialized rooms, and, you have far less space than in the previous levels.
It was just tough enough that I sweat a little bit towards the middle, but the challenges were obvious enough that I didn’t feel cheated like I did in level 4.Winter is Coming is the fourth level of Tavern Tycoon. Overall I think this level was really well designed, and it fit basically perfectly into the games challenge curve. For example when a lot of people had sat down waiting for food, I went through several of my maidens and turned off the “research” task so they would immediately go take care of those customers. However, my most important discovery was actually a mechanic that had been available all along! You can actually restrict what tasks each worker performs if you want people focusing on certain activities. Part of the reason I kept things slower was because I was constantly hunting for members of the city watch, because catching them(along with Vincent Adultman) was worth a solid reputation boost. Other than earthquakes another mechanic the game added was additional populations that are were not allowed on premises. I hope in the next few levels we see more fairly overt mechanics such as earthquakes to spice things up. I am still not 100% sure why the earthquake seemed to focusing on wrecking everything in my main room, but overall I feel like the mechanic was simple enough to grasp. Oh yeah by the way THERE ARE EARTHQUAKES IN THE GAME NOW!? Now this is my kind of wrinkle! I actually ended up essentially hiring “temp workers” in the form of a bunch of handymen to solve the immediate issue, then immediately fired them once the tavern was back on it’s feat. There was a point towards the middle where my funds were getting low and I was hit by an earthquake. Had I not managed my cash reserves effectively, I would have almost certainly lost. I was taking great care to not over-invest right away, and my cautiousness paid off. This level took a bit longer than I expected, mostly due to the fact that I was running it at normal speed the majority of the time. Instead of offering food right away, I loaded up the research room with stoves and hired every maiden I could to unearth the world’s greatest culinary secrets. Having learned my lesson on how much you can get knocked for not having recipes researched, I decided to take a similar approach to level.
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