Keeping on top of schedules and queues, which was the bread and butter of a Two Point Hospital administrator, is a minor concern here. Generally, though, Two Point Campus gives you management wrinkles that are easier to handle. Amid the crisis, I came alive, squashing and averting disaster after disaster. And I founded a power-napping club to help low-energy students get more pep in their step. To minimise the time it took students to reach their classes and maximise the space, I started grabbing rooms and moving them around. Then I gussied up the dorms so my students would have cosy sanctuaries where they could unwind after a hard day of spell-slinging. I took out a loan and invested in more assistants with medical skills to undo the pumpkin head curse, who also needed more facilities to carry out their important work. It wasn't until I was on the cusp of completely losing control over my campus where things just clicked. It wasn't until I was on the cusp of completely losing control over my campus where things just clicked and it started to feel like a proper successor to Two Point Hospital. Failed students and drop-outs do not contribute tutorial fees or spend their student loans at the snack machines, and that was a problem. And those who weren't failing were so depressed they were considering leaving. Near the end of the first term, the curses had piled up to the point where a significant portion of my students were on the fast track to failure.
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