Beans meet Business

Money numbers need to be fixed

also needs rotate

Pretty cool, but all I'm doing doesn't seem to be working out at all. My second total amount of money was $24.23, and when the coffee shop closed my total has slumped to $19.20. Is there anything that I missed for some reason? :(

As promised, setting popularity to a perfect 1000 creates a scenario in which there is no delay in customer spawns. The result is a human serpent that brings my poor chromebook down to <20 fps with some external browser lag as well. Personally, I'm impressed it runs so well with that many entities and unoptimized javascript behind it. Their pathfinding becomes somewhat more clear as you watch the chaos unfold, but all the chairs on the map aren't enough to satisfy them. 

- There are some interesting caps with how the people wait in line. As many as the can will occupy a chair at a time, and the remainder should line up behind them. However, at very high populations, there is a cap on how many will attempt to share a seat, and the line has breaks in it. The people are all still in a line, but they have some preset idea about how many may occupy each segment and generate splits with empty space accordingly.

- By overloading the entities, I was also able to get them to enter the 4th dimension and walk through my tables with no respect for the laws of physics. Here is a screenshot of the mess I made https://imgpile.com/i/d1uvG2.

Did you write this entire thing in plain javascript?

Bug Report #4: 

Say goodbye to save file security... I have too much free time on my hands so I thought I would hunt for some edge cases, and a quick trip to cyberchef ensured I never needed to actually play this game again, so here you are.

- Years are stored internally as integers, but are displayed as characters. A year value of 2 displays as 2022. A year value of 30 displays as 2030(which presumably redraws the second 2 in 2020. This is defeated by -30, which displays as 20-30. When the year count goes up, it simply receives the old ++, and may still display incorrectly.This is also true for days, day -2 displays as 0-2, but on the end day check, if the number is found to be negative, it is automatically reset to 0 and counts normally.

- Currency displays unhelpfully as forcefully rounded scientific notation at very high values(Which could happen in the normal game).

- On multiple occasions of stress testing values that you claimed affected # of customers per day to very high values(expecting high customer yields), the game just stopped trying and only spawned the starting customer for the entire day cycle.(Problematic for normal users if they spam start day and close early enough)

- You can artificially load corrupted registers where the customer can be served from a non-intended tile(Just calculate it ingame, that's two basic addition calls more)

Bug Report #3:

People wait politely to use chairs, then as soon as one person is done, if no other chairs are available they all converge like a group of middle schoolers playing a high-stakes game of musical chairs on the available seat, and are perfectly content sharing it, while a new line builds up. While this behaviour is weird, it isn't groundbreaking. In some edge cases, perhaps due to the approach angle, the people pay no heed to their fellows and sit on each other without a pretense of a line. I achieved this by placing the workstation in the top left and the chair in the bottom right, but I've gotten it to happen with some irregularity along the wall edges. It's a functionally graphical bug, but a bug nonetheless.

Need full screen - that Sh*t on the right side is in the way.

Hi, nice game you have here. It would be interesting to know exactly what influences the # of customers per day, as I failed to myself. Regardless, it was still a really fun waste of time. Please keep making these games, we need more developers like you in the world. Are there any drawbacks to maxing the coffee quality value?

Note: You can exploit workers for their labor by cranking their stats up before the day, but dropping them back down at the end of the day before they collect their paycheck, paying them only minimum wage for their doctorates degree in coffee making and customer service.

Yet another amazing game! Also, I like that it's referred to as a "Work of Art". There is an issue with the fact that some of the things like "View all by JackPrograms" and stuff block some buttons in the game, but I guess there's not much you can do about that. 

Edit: I also found a bug where you can adjust the speed throughout the day, so you can have them be super fast but set it to minimum right before the day ends. You might be able to fix this by assigning a wage per second based on the settings and increase the day's costs over time. Not sure if I explained that well or not, but it's basically just a normal per hour wage.