The feeling of nausea in "Planet Coaster 2" is a very troublesome negative sense in the game. If you want to reduce the feeling of nausea, you can try to avoid lateral gravity, and then set up some gentle facilities in the park to use when turning. Tilt the track, or manage the flipping portion of the roller coaster.
How to reduce nausea in Planet Coaster 2
Nausea is one of the things you need to reduce the most, after all, you don’t want guests to leave the park feeling sick. While some extreme facilities can provide a high level of excitement, they can also quickly produce nausea, which needs to be mitigated. The feeling of nausea is directly related to the amount of gravity on the ride.
Different tourists have different tolerances for nausea. You can check the disgust value of a visitor by clicking on the visitor or looking at the heat map.
How to reduce nausea
Avoid lateral gravity
Set up some gentle facilities in the park
Use sloped tracks when turning
Manage the flip portion of the roller coaster
If the turns are too sharp, visitors will experience strong lateral g-forces, which you can reduce by tilting the track. Making the track wider will also help smooth out the turns. Thrilling roller coasters often have some unavoidable flips on the track, but if guests stay in the flipped state for too long, they will feel more nauseated.
Inclined tracks also create more vertical gravity rather than lateral gravity, which helps manage nausea effectively.
If extreme rides are arranged one after another, visitors are likely to ride them and feel sick. So, make sure you have some gentle rides at different places as not every visitor can handle an extreme roller coaster.
Placing gentle features between extreme rides can create some distance between them so guests are less likely to enter a nausea loop.
