Hello! Nice ideas, thanks for sharing! Just so you know, I’m switching this to “general” since it’s a bunch of topics, which makes it not work as a voteable “feature suggestion” since we’ll have no idea what’s being voted for! But also, these topics all exist in some form, so if you want to upvote or add comments to any of those, please do!
For “Be good or sneaky”:
Simular to the morale charactor development arc found in Fallout 3 + others; Character is attributed perks based on in game choices (good vs evil). Having an accumulative effect, gaining the charactor a reputation.
Such a game feature promotes multiple game iterations to explore differing charactor builds.
examples:
Giving to charity is rewarded with happiness.
Road rage (hit and run) has a negitive effect.
For “AI Rivals/Competition”:
Something that would be a great dynamic on your “rise to the top”, is how you interact with the competition. Right now you can try to make your place more appealing (cleanliness, customer service, variety), but it would be interesting to have the negative option for your competition as well.
For instance: You could advertise to draw people to your store. You could also do a smear campaign to drive them away from your top competitor.
You could sabotage your competitor’s supply line, and you cou…
For “Fixing Appliances”:
Hello everyone,
I have a question, is it planned that the sales equipment, such as industrial coffee machines, pizza ovens, etc. will have to be serviced at some point, or will items wear out or even break?
If not, what would you think of the idea that you have to hire a service company initially and then hire staff such as foremen (technical service managers) as supervisors of service technicians.
That would actually be a cool idea, wouldn’t it?
For “Advertising”:
For Family:
In the new devlog, it showed an apartment with two beds, which got me thinking…a Roommate option would be very interesting.
Early game, you put out an ad, similar to how you recruit employees, but for a roommate. It could cut rent in half, and your roommate could help out with things like stocking food. But if you never stock food or clean up, the roommate could get mad and leave, making you pay full rent (and maybe even leaving you “bad reviews” or something on your business).
Continuing on f…
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