*edit, I'm not being disconnected, but weird things happen after desync. Rides show up broken on one computer but not the other. Changes made don't show up in both computers (ride names/ people's names/ new construction). If desync is un-fixable, can there at least be a "resync" button, rather than going back to main menu?
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Desync is way less serious that many people seem to think. All it means that the park between the affected client and the server isn't exactly the same, and this is usually due to minor randomized factors such as coaster speed loss and peep positioning. Theoretically, the randomization systems should give the same output for being under the exact same conditions, but this is not always the case in practice. Just ignore the desync message and keep playing.
The RNG (random number generator) is synced across the network, so everything should be exactly the same. As long as the RNG remains in a synced state, the game remains synced (if not, the RNG will go out of sync soon). If it's out of sync, the guests walk in different positions and money can be slightly off. Anything built by players will remain synced.
Unfortunately, desyncs are more serious than that. I'm playing with my daughter over the local network, and she gets desync messages often, usually within a few minutes. When they occur, litter and puke shows up everywhere (who knows what the handymen are doing over there), benches get broken, and the park rating plummets. Mind you, this is only on her computer; everything looks peachy on mine. It happens within ten minutes of play.
Oh. Well... hiring a bunch of staff right up front is problematic for scenarios with limited cash (which is the majority of them), as well as requiring that you've got pretty much everything, everywhere planned out from rides to paths right from the get-go... and boy, that's just not realistic for a player of my class. Organic growth guided by is the name of the game
You know, when a desync is detected, how hard would making a 'reconnect' button available on that dialog be? Since figuring out how to fix the problem entirely seems to be quite a ways away, maybe making recovery from it easier is a quick win.
Civilization VI (Free) for iOS arrived through a surprise release on the App Store for iPad. Read our original review of the iPad version and Civilization VI at launch on iOS here. Since then, it has received a ton of paid DLC through expansions and more. Instead of just reviewing the iPhone version when it arrived or even the expansions on their own, I wanted to do a comprehensive review that looks at every aspect of the Civilization VI conversion for iPhone including cross platform syncing, the interface, visuals compared to other platforms, DLC and account issues, and more.
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