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The tourist stays for 5 Sols and then leaves (on the next rocket to Earth). When the tourist leaves Mars they generate 2 new tourist applicants. [1]

In order for tourist to leave your colony, their dome must be within walking distance of a departing rocket. They will not use a shuttle to travel to a dome within walking distance. Tourists board any nearby rocket when they are looking to go home.

The "Tourist Trap" Challenge requires the player to earn income from tourists in a short period of time to successfully complete the challenge.

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• 3 Tourist Buildings
• 4 Tourism Strategy
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Satisfaction [ edit | edit source ]

Tourists have a Satisfaction stat, which tracks how much each tourist is enjoying their holiday, rated between 1 and 5 stars. They pay funds when departing from Mars based on how much they liked their holiday, shown in the Satisfaction stat. [2]

Tourists attempt to leave on a rocket to Earth after spending 5 Sols on Mars vacationing. If they have not been able to leave on a rocket after 10 Sols, they will begin to lose satisfaction .

Satisfaction boosts:

• Morale +10 additional +5 if over 70
• Comfort +20 if over 70; additional +10 at 100
• Amphitheater +2 to +6
• Low-G Amusement Park
• Olympus Hotel
• Party Animal +4 bis +10

Safari up to +25 depending on sights at waypoints

RC Safari [ edit | edit source ]

Tourist Buildings [ edit | edit source ]

Constructing tourist focused buildings can help to increase the satisfaction stat of your tourists. [3]

The Low-G Amusement Park provides tourists with the best ways to experience the low gravity environment. Visiting tourists get an extra bonus to their Satisfaction.

Tourism Strategy [ edit | edit source ]

Tourists are a fairly easy way to acquire funding in the early game before you have rare metals up and running, all they require is housing, food, and time and they allow you to make a fairly decent amount of funding. RC Safari is a cheap way to raise tourists' Satisfaction. In the late game, if you can afford it, setting up a dedicated tourism dome is a viable option for funding that does not require rare metals.

Interests [ edit | edit source ]

Tourists always have the interest of Safari and Gambling. Tourists also have the usual interests depending on their specializations and traits.

References [ edit | edit source ]

• ↑ Forum: Patch Notes: Da Vinci Update in the "Balance Changes" section - badgr (Community Manager) (2018-08-06)
• ↑ Forum: "Tourism" and "In-Dome Building Pack" CCP patch notes in the "Changes to tourists" section - OliverThulin (Community Ambassador) (2021-03-15)
• ↑ Forum: "Tourism" and "In-Dome Building Pack" CCP patch notes in the "New Tourist Buildings" section - OliverThulin (Community Ambassador) (2021-03-15)
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Zinegata said: b) All tourists are gamblers, and want luxury. So having a relatively prosperous colony that can support hotels and casinos is necessary to keep their satisfaction decent. For reference, you can't build hotels at the start - you need to the Smart home tech. Likewise the Low G entertainment building requires the medium dome tech. Click to expand...

Zinegata said: c) Safaris Rover are available from the start of the game... if you don't load from an existing save that pre-dates the update (Yet another bug). Trouble is, I haven't actually seen a tourist use one (Yet another bug). Click to expand...

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Surviving Mars developer, Haemimont Games, recently released a new update that added new features and made some changes to the game. The RC Safari is the latest addition introduced by the free tourism update. This feature lets players create sightseeing tours for tourists visiting your colony. You can order it from Earth or build it yourself via a research type. To provide better services, new buildings like Hotel and Low-G Amusement Park are now available, thanks to the update, all of which can help increase their satisfaction level.

A small adjustment has been applied to the Tourist Trap challenge, along with 20 tourist applications spawned at the start of the challenge.

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Changes to Tourists

• Tourists have a new Satisfaction stat, which tracks how much each tourist is enjoying their holiday.
• Tourists no longer pay 10M funding upon arrival. Instead, they pay funds when departing from Mars based on how much they liked their holiday, shown in the Satisfaction stat, rated between 1 and 5 stars.
• Tourists now board any nearby rocket when they are looking to go home (instead of only boarding rockets that just landed).

New Feature: RC Safari

• The new RC Safari allows you to create sightseeing tours around your colony for tourists to enjoy.
• Set waypoints near domes, wonders, vistas, rock formations, and many other sights to increase the satisfaction bonus tourists get from the safari.
• Order the new RC Safari from earth, or complete the Rover Printing research to build these yourself.

New Tourist Buildings

• Hotel: Provide tourists a luxurious place to stay on Mars; spending the night increases their Satisfaction. Hotels can be built after completing the Smart Homes research.
• Low-G Amusement Park: Provide tourists with the best ways to experience the low gravity environment. Visiting tourists get an extra bonus to their Satisfaction.

Other changes

• Adjusted the deadlines for the Tourist Trap challenge, which now also gives 20 tourist applicants at the start.

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Originally posted by boneys26 : Don't work very well for me, each time I set a course for the RC it will malfunction over and over again right after being repaired.. 3 games and its the same on all of them. gave up and destroyed it, Got another same thing. Also have a problem with tourists not going home.. they all stay

Originally posted by boneys26 : Found a cause, one of ChoGGi's mods for automated tourism. Changed the setting to allow them to board any rocket seams to have fixed the over staying issue but my RC Safari's continue to break, They complete one run then malfunction loop begins.

Originally posted by SkiRich : Originally posted by boneys26 : Found a cause, one of ChoGGi's mods for automated tourism. Changed the setting to allow them to board any rocket seams to have fixed the over staying issue but my RC Safari's continue to break, They complete one run then malfunction loop begins.

Originally posted by boneys26 : Originally posted by SkiRich : Which mod and who's the author? Please be clearer.

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Ending an era in U.S. rocketry, United Launch Alliance fired off its 16th and final triple-core Delta 4 Heavy Tuesday, launching a classified spy satellite in the last hurrah of a storied family of rockets dating back to the dawn of the space age.

The Heavy's three hydrogen-fueled RS-68A first stage engines ignited with a rush of bright orange flame at 12:53 p.m. EDT, smoothly pushing the 235-foot-tall rocket away from pad 37 at the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida.

The launch came 12 days late, primarily because of work to replace a pump in a system that supplies nitrogen gas to multiple launch pads from a pipeline running through the Kennedy Space Center and the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. There were no problems Tuesday.

Mounted atop the rocket was a classified satellite provided by the National Reconnaissance Office, the secretive government agency that manages the nation's fleet of sophisticated optical and radar imaging reconnaissance satellites and electronic eavesdropping stations.

In keeping with standard NRO-U.S. Space Force policy for such missions, no details about the NROL-70 payload were released. But about six hours after launch, the National Reconnaissance Office declared the launch a success, indicating the satellite reached its planned orbit.

"All of our missions are really important, and this one ranks up there," NRO Director Chris Scolese told reporters before the rocket's initial launch attempt. "But it's a little bit more special because it is going to be the last flight of the Delta 4 Heavy.

"As with all of our missions, they're focused on national security and delivering the best information, we believe, in the world for our policy makers, the warfighter and the civil community."

Based on the Heavy's easterly trajectory, safety notices and other factors, independent analysts concluded the payload most likely was an advanced signals intelligence satellite bound for a geosynchronous orbit 22,300 miles above the equator.

Satellites at that altitude appear stationary in the sky as they orbit in lockstep with Earth's rotation, allowing continuous observations of specific regions.

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In any case, as is standard practice for classified missions, ULA ended its launch coverage with confirmation of second stage engine ignition and payload fairing separation seven minutes after liftoff. The rest of the ascent was carried out in secrecy.

The final appearance of a Delta rocket 63 years after the first variant's maiden flight was an emotional milestone for the managers, engineers and technicians who assembled and launched the last member of the family.

"Launching the last Delta 4 is bittersweet for me," Col. Eric Zarybnisky, director of NRO's Office of Space Launch, said in a statement. "I was part of the team that launched the first Delta 4 for the NRO. Since that time, the Delta 4 has put amazing capability on orbit for this nation."

Tory Bruno, president and CEO of United Launch Alliance, also called the flight a "bittersweet" moment as the company continues its transition to next-generation Vulcan rockets, phasing out its more expensive Delta and Atlas families.

"Soon, Vulcan will pick up that mantle and we're going to retire this venerable rocket that has made so much important work for our country," he said after launch in a pre-recorded video.

"I want to thank everyone who has been involved with the Delta 4 Heavy. We have many employees who were here for the very first Delta 4 launch who are still here now for the last Delta 4 launch to send off this great vehicle into its well-earned retirement."

He told reporters earlier that closing out the Delta line "is obviously the future, moving to Vulcan, a less-expensive, higher-performance rocket. But still sad."

The single-core Delta 4 and triple-core Heavy were expensive, with some versions of the Heavy reportedly selling for more than $300 million each. While capable of putting high-priority military payloads into complex, hard to reach orbits, the program wasn't considered sustainable in an era of smaller, more numerous satellites and lower-cost boosters from SpaceX.

The Delta family of stages and rockets had its roots in the early space program, first serving in the nation's fleet of intermediate-range ballistic missiles and evolving through multiple versions used to put military, NASA and civilian payloads into orbit.

The now-retired Delta 2 debuted in 1990, putting the first Global Positioning System satellites into orbit and sending multiple planetary probes into deep space, including Messenger to Mercury, multiple Mars orbiters, the Pathfinder, Spirit and Opportunity Mars rovers, the Spitzer Space Telescope and many more.

The single-core Delta 4 first flew in 2002 with the first Heavy following two years later. The single-core version flew the program's final flight in 2019. Tuesday's launch was the 45th flight of a Delta 4 and the 16th and final Delta 4 Heavy.

"We're very excited to come in with Vulcan and fly these missions, but at the same time, we love this rocket," Bruno said of the Delta family.

"Delta has been around in one form or another for 60 years," he added. "It just has a storied legacy, and it has done great things for our nation. We're very proud to have been a part of that, and even though Vulcan is the future, I'm personally sad to see it go."

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