In fairness, you don't have to repair parts to progress in the game. You can fit new replacements instead. It's more expensive, but cash flow is not really a problem in the CMS games in my experience. That's what I'm planning to do if they don't fix/make turnoffable the minigames.

(Meanwhile, the one for balancing wheels doesn't have time/twitch pressure in it like the repair one does, it's just "rotate the wheel until the thing lines up and click" a few times. Anyone who can physically manage the core gameplay in the first place should be able to handle that one.)

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