Let heavy snow and blizzards make guests buy and use umbrellas #21986
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Ohh, I do like the hat idea! |
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A few years ago, we introduced snowy weather effects to OpenRCT2. However, these never had any effect on guests' behaviour. This PR changes that, such that heavy snow and blizzard weather makes guests buy and use umbrellas, just like rain.
I've chosen to let normal 'snow' weather not have the same effect, as its effect appears much gentler. I think it would be more realistic for umbrellas to stay hidden in such weather.
It might be nice for snowy weather to have an effect on hat sales, but that's up for debate -- and something for another PR, I think.
Implements #20240