Disable Collision - Utilized for customization more than anything, disabling collision will allow you to place various objects overlapping other objects.
My personal recommendation is to leave it off, as it's more of a nuisance than anything, and you will constantly get notifications about how people are getting robbed every few seconds. Like with the reputation mechanic, certain scenarios will force this feature to be on (usually after entering the medium-difficulty stages).
Security Features - The security mechanic will necessitate security guards around your park to prevent guests from robbing other guests, and vandalizing path items such as benches and trash cans. My personal recommendation is to leave it on, as there's only a fairly odd window late into a ride's lifecycle where the effects of this mechanic are detrimental. I haven't seen any that force it to be on). Certain scenarios will also force this option off (so it says. Usually Reputation acts on such a slow scale that it usually isn't a huge factor in how the game is played. Reputation - The reputation game mechanic will cause rides to have different prestiege scores over its lifetime, which slowly alters how much income the rides can make. For some ride types, such as water rides, this can be a huge help, but otherwise can stand in the way of creating really fluidly-crafted coasters and rides, or otherwise restrict park decoration. Global Vertical Snapping - actually pretty recently added, Global Vertical Snapping simply makes it much easier to align scenery, rides, and paths up on a consistent vertical scale. 
Before getting started, it's advisable to check the options menu to see what changes can be made in the gameplay section:Įach of these settings certainly has influence on how the game will be played, and depending on your preference, can be enabled or disabled for a different experience.
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