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Red Planet

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---DESCRIPTION---
Martians are real and they want us to visit their thempark! Build a park for the ultimate thrill seekers, but watch those coaster heights... We can only pump atmosphere so high!

Your guests will be hungry (due to the long period of stasis), so get them fed and ready to spend! You'll need to research rides and start work on getting a coaster. Something that doesn't need a lot of height to be exciting due to the low ceiling on the forcefield.

---GOALS---
Bronze
- Reach a monthly profi from shops of $500 by end of Year One.
- Build 3 Rides with a total monthly profit of at least $3,000.

Silver
- Reach a monthly profit of $10,000 by the end of Year Four.
- Build a Coaster with at least 6.0 Excitement and 3 inversions

Gold
- Reach a monthly profit of $15,000 by the end of Year Six.
- Pay off all loans
- Attract 1400 guests with atleast 70% guest happiness

Feedback welcome! You can share your tactics/success stories with me on twitter: @JontiSparrow

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Infinity 26 Oct, 2022 @ 12:26am

I love alternative entrances. This entrance is the best I have seen so far. I completed this easily during year 2. Only down side I saw was that you had SciFi building parts turned off.

UCES Fossil 26 Aug, 2018 @ 5:51pm

Nice scenario. Thumbs up from me.

Minor quibbles:

The starting cash is sufficient to pay off the loan and satisfy that gold objective immediately. Then take out loans as needed. I had the 50K loan outstanding when I completed the scenario.

NASA pictures from the Mars rovers show that the surface has an orange tint, but not the exaggerated color that PC uses. Using a custom biome and blending orange sand with tan dirt for ground cover would give a closer approximation to Mars' surface. The terrain smooth tool set with a wide radius and low intensity is ideal for blending terrain brushes.

I spent a lot of time blending terrain brushes with my most recent scenario, which takes place in a swamp. I was pleased with results and I would encourage other scenario developers to experiment with this aspect of the game - it adds a nice extra touch.