Noise - Revision history

Gary: Proofread spelling, grammar and sentence flow.

2026-10-12T00:04:49Z

Proofread spelling, grammar and sentence flow.

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	== Noisy rooms ==		== Noisy rooms ==
	Because some rooms generate noise that tenants may not like, careful planning in room placement is necessary to avoid upset tenants. Generally, residents and hotel guests have a low tolerance for noisy areas. Others like commercial and office spaces have a higher tolerance.		Because some rooms generate noise that tenants may not like, careful planning in room placement is necessary to avoid upset tenants. Generally, residents and hotel guests have a low tolerance for noisy areas. Others, like commercial and office spaces, have a higher tolerance.

	== Traffic ==		== Traffic ==
	Noise is also generated by foot traffic. A high traffic area will have higher noise levels that may be disruptive for certain tenants as well.		Noise is also generated by foot traffic. A high-traffic area will have higher noise levels that may be disruptive for certain tenants as well.

	Be careful where you place noisy rooms and how traffic flows through your tower.		Be careful where you place noisy rooms and how traffic flows through your tower.

Leo at 06:33, 9 October 2026

2026-10-09T06:33:53Z

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	Noise measures how loud a location is.		Noise measures how loud a location is. You can use the noise statistics overlay to see how noisy an area is. Noise can spread horizontally on a floor but will not pass through floors or gaps.

	~~Some~~ rooms generate noise that tenants may not like. Generally, residents and hotel guests have a low tolerance for noisy areas. Others like commercial and office spaces have a higher tolerance.		== Noisy rooms ==
			Because some rooms generate noise that tenants may not like, careful planning in room placement is necessary to avoid upset tenants. Generally, residents and hotel guests have a low tolerance for noisy areas. Others like commercial and office spaces have a higher tolerance.

			== Traffic ==
	Noise is also generated by foot traffic. A high traffic area will have higher noise levels that may be disruptive for certain tenants as well.		Noise is also generated by foot traffic. A high traffic area will have higher noise levels that may be disruptive for certain tenants as well.

Leo at 06:32, 9 October 2026

2026-10-09T06:32:06Z

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	Noise measures how ~~disruptive~~ a location is~~. Open rooms can emit noise, and some emit it only while occupied. It is evaluated near a room entrance; low satisfaction can create a warning. [[Traffic]] can add pressure around busy routes~~.		Noise measures how loud a location is.

	~~Practical play: use the Noise overlay and separate busy services from [[:Category:Residential\|residential~~ rooms]] and hotel rooms.		Some rooms generate noise that tenants may not like. Generally, residents and hotel guests have a low tolerance for noisy areas. Others like commercial and office spaces have a higher tolerance.

			Noise is also generated by foot traffic. A high traffic area will have higher noise levels that may be disruptive for certain tenants as well.

			Be careful where you place noisy rooms and how traffic flows through your tower.

	[[Category:Game mechanics]]		[[Category:Game mechanics]]

Gary: Categorize for shared dynamic Main Page and navigation groups

2026-10-06T17:48:57Z

Categorize for shared dynamic Main Page and navigation groups

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	[[Category:Game mechanics]]		[[Category:Game mechanics]]
	{{Navbox All}}		{{Navbox All}}

			[[Category:Services and environment]]

Gary: Point residential-room advice to the existing residential reference category

2026-10-05T21:48:07Z

Point residential-room advice to the existing residential reference category

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	Noise measures how disruptive a location is. Open rooms can emit noise, and some emit it only while occupied. It is evaluated near a room entrance; low satisfaction can create a warning. [[Traffic]] can add pressure around busy routes.		Noise measures how disruptive a location is. Open rooms can emit noise, and some emit it only while occupied. It is evaluated near a room entrance; low satisfaction can create a warning. [[Traffic]] can add pressure around busy routes.

	Practical play: use the Noise overlay and separate busy services from [[Residential]] and hotel rooms.		Practical play: use the Noise overlay and separate busy services from [[:Category:Residential\|residential rooms]] and hotel rooms.

	[[Category:Game mechanics]]		[[Category:Game mechanics]]
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Gary: Expand gameplay manual from current game definitions

2026-09-22T07:08:55Z

Expand gameplay manual from current game definitions

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	Noise measures how ~~tolerable~~ a location is. Open rooms can emit noise; some ~~rooms~~ emit it only while occupied. ~~Noise~~ is evaluated ~~around the~~ room entrance~~, and~~ low ~~noise~~ satisfaction can ~~produce~~ a warning ~~badge~~.		Noise measures how disruptive a location is. Open rooms can emit noise, and some emit it only while occupied. It is evaluated near a room entrance; low satisfaction can create a warning. [[Traffic]] can add pressure around busy routes.

	~~Keep noisy workplaces~~ and services ~~away~~ from [[Residential~~\|homes~~]] and ~~[[Single Hotel Room\|~~hotel rooms~~]]. Use the Noise overlay to identify affected areas~~.		Practical play: use the Noise overlay and separate busy services from [[Residential]] and hotel rooms.

	[[Category:~~Mechanics~~]]		[[Category:Game mechanics]]
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Gary: Document current game mechanics from source

2026-09-22T05:20:38Z

Document current game mechanics from source

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Noise measures how tolerable a location is. Open rooms can emit noise; some rooms emit it only while occupied. Noise is evaluated around the room entrance, and low noise satisfaction can produce a warning badge.

Keep noisy workplaces and services away from [[Residential|homes]] and [[Single Hotel Room|hotel rooms]]. Use the Noise overlay to identify affected areas.

[[Category:Mechanics]]