The staff satisfying most of their needs at home with the player concentrating on the prisoners, which don't have that possibility, is a good thing, yes. But still the staff could have some needs that add some twists in the game. E.g. bladder - usually the staff could try to go to toilet during rest...

Well, this is a building game, so I don'tthink slowing down the building process would do the game a favor. That said, I could imagine external contractors building or helping with building the foundations, so you don't have to hire loads of workmen for a one time project of building one bigger foun...

I'm also wondering about the degree of Introversion's involvement in developing this game. It's not only the amount of changes that are made in the game over the time (public alpha is going on for well more than two years now, and still there are some important features missing), but also their pres...

Hello Dear game developers of introversion, I find the game "Prison Architect 'really awesome. I'm forever in search of a hospital manager game. Can not you develop a so constructed graphically as well as Prison Architect only one hospital building and conduct needs? There were 1997 times a ga...

Some of these proposals could be implemented without the need for another menu and/or view. Like, cooks going to the staff room at night could be something that just always happens automatically. Similar with guards - instead of ten of them idling in the yard together at night, most of those ten cou...

Why do phones have to be connected manually to the phone tap anyway? This makes sense (does it?) for door controls and CCTVs, where I can decide on whether I want to have multiple control stations and whether they all should control all of the devices or only subset of them each. But as long as ther...

http://bugs.introversion.co.uk/view.php?id=3623
and
http://bugs.introversion.co.uk/view.php?id=5349

But now I gut a duplicate that's not been cloned:

http://bugs.introversion.co.uk/view.php?id=2223
and
http://bugs.introversion.co.uk/view.php?id=2266
and
http://bugs.introversion.co.uk/view.php?id=2530

are about the same issue.

Ah, okay, I see those two pairs I reported have been cloned on purpose. I don't understand what purpose (they have not been treated differently afterwards, like assigning to different people or marking one as a tracking case, splitting them up in two cases for different sub-aspects, ...) , but I wil...

http://bugs.introversion.co.uk/view.php?id=6976
is an exact duplicate of
http://bugs.introversion.co.uk/view.php?id=6901

(even the 8 comments are exactly the same)

http://bugs.introversion.co.uk/view.php?id=6972
is an exact duplicate of
http://bugs.introversion.co.uk/view.php?id=6934

(though 6972 has more comments)

However, that workaround should be considered a bug and be fixed. It's nice for you now to avoid issues that might get fixed sometime for themselves, but it's a flaw in terms of a realistic simulation. If prisoners dig tunnels during night when it's called sleep time, they are going to dig tunnels d...

I'd like to add myself in the row. I only started playing Prison Architect the other day, and I experienced quite a steep learning curve. I thing I overcame the most beginner's problems now, but I still like to mention where my biggest problems were at the beginning, so maybe it can help the develop...

I don't care much about my workers, but I don't see much myself in the night. So things like constructing a new building have to wait until the next morning (if I want to see what I'm doing, that is). Would be good if there was an option to have nights with daylight (either temporarily or for the wh...