fun game but

[Stinboi]

Really liked the game, but i had no chance keeping up with the tempo, so many costumers had to turn home dissapointed with out their beloved coffee

so i am probably a slow poke but ive seen streamers running around like crazy and still have problems, we simply need more employees, me and my 2 poo5r employees are getting burned out :)

[SpekTrom02]

Originally posted by Stinboi:

Really liked the game, but i had no chance keeping up with the tempo, so many costumers had to turn home dissapointed with out their beloved coffee

so i am probably a slow poke but ive seen streamers running around like crazy and still have problems, we simply need more employees, me and my 2 poo5r employees are getting burned out :)

Yes, I understand you, our development work on employees continues. We will make the necessary announcements as soon as possible. Stay tuned with us.

[chinosbeltbuckle]

I also have a problem with this, however, for me I have noticed that it has more to do with how queues are treated than being low on employees. I have two "professional" baristas and I wish that people from my queue would move along to an employee that currently isn't working when it's obvious that I'm busy. As people enter they tend to have a preference for being served by me rather than adding themselves to shorter queues further down the line. This would be fine if it weren't for the fact that it's impossible for me to reach the kind of speed needed to serve them all. It often ends with my queue being 5 deep whilst my employees have just finished completing their orders and are just standing there twiddling their thumbs while I rush around in a mad panic. They're presumably supposed to pick up the slack.

It doesn't help that the baristas also like taking things from my station, so as well as serving I also have to run around re-filling everything too. As a result, it feels like there's no real flow to playing.

[SpekTrom02]

Originally posted by chinosbeltbuckle:

I also have a problem with this, however, for me I have noticed that it has more to do with how queues are treated than being low on employees. I have two "professional" baristas and I wish that people from my queue would move along to an employee that currently isn't working when it's obvious that I'm busy. As people enter they tend to have a preference for being served by me rather than adding themselves to shorter queues further down the line. This would be fine if it weren't for the fact that it's impossible for me to reach the kind of speed needed to serve them all. It often ends with my queue being 5 deep whilst my employees have just finished completing their orders and are just standing there twiddling their thumbs while I rush around in a mad panic. They're presumably supposed to pick up the slack.

It doesn't help that the baristas also like taking things from my station, so as well as serving I also have to run around re-filling everything too. As a result, it feels like there's no real flow to playing.

Yes, we agree with you on this issue, unfortunately, these general problems are unfortunately caused by baristas. We are working on it, you can be sure that it will be fixed as soon as possible.