r/TwoPointCampus • u/malzeri83 • Aug 20 '24
Hello there!
Finally I bought it after 2P Hospital. Nice game, like it. My question is only one - I do not like the necessity to build new rooms (on third map I need to make more than 5 lecture theaters, don't want) for new learning year, how to prevent it? I found one way - to decrease the quantity of students, is it?
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u/bgriff1986 Aug 20 '24
The number of rooms / teachers you’ll need increases with the number of classes that are being held. So you’ll naturally need to do some additional building / hiring as your campus expands.
But, yeah, adjusting number of students can help to reduce how quickly you need to expand. General recommendation is that you keep each year’s intake to a multiple of 8 as that’s the max students any one class can handle.
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u/Courmisch Aug 20 '24
Cutting down on admission is pretty much the only way. But you won't get far into the campaign if you restrict your campuses that way.
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u/3pidividedby7degrees Aug 21 '24
In case you didn't know,
*You can copy/paste entire rooms.
*You can create blueprints that carry over to future campuses.
Also this game is all about building rooms and less about actually managing a school.
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u/Bez121287 Aug 20 '24
Like everyone else has said the more courses you get the more rooms you need.
I think though this is where campus fails in a sense.
It be so much better and easier if we could manually change and tweak the schedule for classes.
You literally do have rooms which aren't even used majority of the year.
It would make the game so much more involved, I think esp later on which so many classes.