There isn't really a system to make sure people that receive a virtual queue early or late actually show up.If they don't show up then it advances the queue quicker than if they did show up. Then the person at the very end of the line gets the chance to ride instead of missing out. So it should be fully saturated throughout the day.
But that's doomed to fail, because nearly 100% of the people that visit, both the increased amount and the amount of people that were already going before, will flock to the one new area making it completely unsustainable for everyone.For new park lands maybe, but new rides use virtual queues specifically to avoid this. Then in general they have the time-based economy with queues and fast passes that evens things out. I haven't really seen Disney fail in this way with new rides, at least at WDW.
I don't think you can model something like that-- you're basically ass pulling to set the parameters, X minutes per interaction isn't something that exists in the kind of world they're aiming to createThere are so many params they have full control over and can design precisely, and they clearly did within the runtime model of the app. Plus they have probably the most cooperative audience in all of entertainment ever. Any game designer would love the opportunity to design this. It's not easy but the software should've been the easiest part of the whole thing.
You wouldn't catch that with testing either unless you had a testing group that is the size of an actual group of people in the hotelWhich they definitely did with test simulations. You can even calculate it with napkin math (X mins per interaction * Y guests) but obviously they had a more sophisticated model and used monte carlo or something. I'm sure they also tested a bunch of possible guest numbers until they found one that worked best for feasibility and profit, and that's what they built the hotel around, and decided the # of storylines and NPCs. But they just couldn't execute on the theory, and/or the design was messed with too much.
I jumped into the hole and flipped it myself. It took a few tries.based
In retrospect, I'm beginning to think my initial opinion on this game's surprising difficulty level might be influenced by me somehow going the wrong way.
Oh...baby girl...don't even play...oops I gave him a stroke
-AOC
If you're 35 why are you making new accounts on defunct and dead websites. Surely you have better things to do than scour the internet for red lobster takesHis first wife served him divorce papers at a Red Lobster under the guise of a fancy date night, to try to avoid him making a scene. Of course he made a scene anyway, and got banned across all locations, including Olive Gardens and Longhorn Steakhouses. This is personal.
So this is what happens when people get kicked out of CE huhMy god I forgot how boring their average troll is. Reminds me of on-season a bit.
Thanks Fandom
I'm happier posting on Twitter anywayAll of us agree
When normal people see this, do they know its a video game thing, or do they think the model is just super airbrushed?They just think it's a random Japanese thing, which is accurate
and unless she can summon she isn't killing meShe's max sphere grid tho