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Title: Customer Demand vs Restaurant Capacity Post by: phazzy on December 16, 2009, 03:17:17 am Helo everyone!
I started to play this beautiful game, I have played Pizza Syndicate before and Pizza Tycoon. With this one I have a problem : I cannot figure out the demand/capacity stuff. I know that: - The demand is represented by the numbers of customers from each group (i.e 15 kids, 20 louts etc). - The restaurant capacity is represented in the chart with the 4 lines (seats, personnel, etc). I want to figure : 1) If I have enough personnel, seats, ovens etc 2) At what times of the day there are more/less customers This ting is represented very well in Pizza Syndicate, with simple bars for all of them. If the seats, ovens, personnel are as high as the demand bar, then you do allright:). Thank you all for your possible responses Regards, phazzy Title: Re: Customer Demand vs Restaurant Capacity Post by: earnolmartin on December 17, 2009, 03:20:43 am Helo everyone! I started to play this beautiful game, I have played Pizza Syndicate before and Pizza Tycoon. With this one I have a problem : I cannot figure out the demand/capacity stuff. I know that: - The demand is represented by the numbers of customers from each group (i.e 15 kids, 20 louts etc). - The restaurant capacity is represented in the chart with the 4 lines (seats, personnel, etc). I want to figure : 1) If I have enough personnel, seats, ovens etc 2) At what times of the day there are more/less customers This ting is represented very well in Pizza Syndicate, with simple bars for all of them. If the seats, ovens, personnel are as high as the demand bar, then you do allright:). Thank you all for your possible responses Regards, phazzy Hey phazzy! Welcome to our forums. To answer your questions, you basically have to observe your restaurants. The best thing to do is win baking contests to increase your influence circle. Win 5 or 6 back to back, and your influence circle will be huge. If it's huge, stay open 24/7 with a large restaurant and reap in the profits. I believe you can check and see at what times you have the most demand. Should be in the info tab of your restaurant (viewing your restaurant from an aerial view). If people aren't getting served or getting their orders taken in time, that means you need more employees. You'll need both more cooks and waiters if that's the case. You can always train your employees to perform better when you get a level 2 HQ. Hope this helps. Let me know if you have any more questions or still need help. Title: Re: Customer Demand vs Restaurant Capacity Post by: phazzy on December 17, 2009, 07:47:37 am Hey phazzy! Welcome to our forums. To answer your questions, you basically have to observe your restaurants. The best thing to do is win baking contests to increase your influence circle. Win 5 or 6 back to back, and your influence circle will be huge. If it's huge, stay open 24/7 with a large restaurant and reap in the profits. I believe you can check and see at what times you have the most demand. Should be in the info tab of your restaurant (viewing your restaurant from an aerial view). If people aren't getting served or getting their orders taken in time, that means you need more employees. You'll need both more cooks and waiters if that's the case. You can always train your employees to perform better when you get a level 2 HQ. Hope this helps. Let me know if you have any more questions or still need help. Hi ! Thank you for your reply and for the hints. I observerd that AI quickly gets large area of influence and I wonder how it does that? My original question was : How to figure out if you have enough seats, ovens, cooks and waiters from the Demand and Capacities charts ? Regards, phazzy Title: Re: Customer Demand vs Restaurant Capacity Post by: earnolmartin on December 18, 2009, 07:27:43 pm Hi ! Thank you for your reply and for the hints. I observerd that AI quickly gets large area of influence and I wonder how it does that? My original question was : How to figure out if you have enough seats, ovens, cooks and waiters from the Demand and Capacities charts ? Regards, phazzy I'm not sure. I'll get back to you with some information soon. |