Room evaluation - Revision history

Gary: Link directly to current sentence-case page titles, bypassing redirects

2026-10-13T04:41:55Z

Link directly to current sentence-case page titles, bypassing redirects

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	== Metrics and needs ==		== Metrics and needs ==
	Rooms can measure price, commute, [[Noise]], [[Environment]], [[Traffic]], cleanliness and security, plus services from [[~~Needs and requirements~~]]. Different room types use different factors; a room is not judged on every service in the game.		Rooms can measure price, commute, [[Noise]], [[Environment]], [[Traffic]], cleanliness and security, plus services from [[Room needs]]. Different room types use different factors; a room is not judged on every service in the game.

	Metrics compare measured results with the room's thresholds. Service needs also consider whether a provider is available and whether service has actually succeeded. A provider's presence alone does not guarantee good service: failed attempts, missed service deadlines and stale results can reduce satisfaction.		Metrics compare measured results with the room's thresholds. Service needs also consider whether a provider is available and whether service has actually succeeded. A provider's presence alone does not guarantee good service: failed attempts, missed service deadlines and stale results can reduce satisfaction.

Gary: Use one Player’s Guide footer and remove the master navbox on Main Page guide destinations

2026-10-06T18:16:24Z

Use one Player’s Guide footer and remove the master navbox on Main Page guide destinations

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Gary: Categorize for shared dynamic Main Page and navigation groups

2026-10-06T17:48:24Z

Categorize for shared dynamic Main Page and navigation groups

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Gary: Remove player-facing audit and build-check boilerplate

2026-10-05T22:33:29Z

Remove player-facing audit and build-check boilerplate

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	* Review price and commercial customer traffic alongside service quality.		* Review price and commercial customer traffic alongside service quality.

	~~<small>Balance checked 5 October 2026 against current project snapshot bffae344 and working files (project version 0.1.9); other builds and custom content may differ.</small>~~
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Gary: Add clearly illustrative evaluation diagnostic example and checked-build note

2026-10-05T21:35:54Z

Add clearly illustrative evaluation diagnostic example and checked-build note

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 Persistent poor evaluation can make [[Tenants|tenants]] leave. Standard permanent tenants have a minimum stay and consecutive-failure checks, so one low score does not necessarily cause an immediate vacancy. Advertising affects demand rather than reducing the standards applied to existing occupants.
 == Practical tips ==
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 * Review price and commercial customer traffic alongside service quality.
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Gary: Explain vacant-room appeal, service results and essential evaluation requirements

2026-10-05T20:38:27Z

Explain vacant-room appeal, service results and essential evaluation requirements

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-Room evaluation is the scorecard for an occupied room. Each room type has its own measurements and needs; its query window shows current results and warnings.
+Room evaluation measures a room's appeal to prospective tenants and its performance for current occupants. Each room type has its own measurements and needs. Its query window shows results and warnings, helping you decide what to improve.
-== Metrics, needs and stars ==
+== Metrics and needs ==
-Rooms can measure price, commute, [[Noise]], [[Environment]], [[Traffic]], cleanliness and security, plus services from [[Needs and requirements]]. Every measurement has excellent, acceptable and failure thresholds. The current star tier can require stronger results. The combined outcome affects tenant satisfaction and market attractiveness; persistent failure can lead to vacancies.
+Rooms can measure price, commute, [[Noise]], [[Environment]], [[Traffic]], cleanliness and security, plus services from [[Needs and requirements]]. Different room types use different factors; a room is not judged on every service in the game.
-Practical play: use overlays and the room query to identify the failing factor, then fix the route, provider, price or placement.
+Metrics compare measured results with the room's thresholds. Service needs also consider whether a provider is available and whether service has actually succeeded. A provider's presence alone does not guarantee good service: failed attempts, missed service deadlines and stale results can reduce satisfaction.
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Gary: Expand gameplay manual from current game definitions

2026-09-22T07:08:54Z

Expand gameplay manual from current game definitions

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Room evaluation is the scorecard for an occupied room. Each room type has its own measurements and needs; its query window shows current results and warnings.

== Metrics, needs and stars ==
Rooms can measure price, commute, [[Noise]], [[Environment]], [[Traffic]], cleanliness and security, plus services from [[Needs and requirements]]. Every measurement has excellent, acceptable and failure thresholds. The current star tier can require stronger results. The combined outcome affects tenant satisfaction and market attractiveness; persistent failure can lead to vacancies.

Practical play: use overlays and the room query to identify the failing factor, then fix the route, provider, price or placement.

[[Category:Game mechanics]]
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