The project aims to produce a fully open source version of the 1994 classic, while extending it with new graphical options, signal types, and much more. OpenTTD is an open source remake of Chris Sawyer's Transport Tycoon Deluxe. If you're joining one of our servers, please be sure to thumb through our house rules. Here are some screenshots if someone needs those: In which case Car > Train?Īlso i really don't want to use planes because that really feels like cheats, and also in every multiplayer game we play we have a rule that says "no planes". Should i have one main rail line or multiple? In that game i was connecting all trains to one line.Īt what range should i use cars? I only used them to grow cities. What locomotives should i buy? I used the cheapest one until i was able to get to Floss, so what i mean is what is more profitable, building more lines with worse locomotives, or less lines with better locomotives? I heard something about that more range = better, so should i even make connections to things that are close by or is it not worth it? So i need some explanation, how does money even work? At that point of the game i was out of things to connect to the railway (we had a 256x256 map with a rule that no one can take what other person already took) and my railroad covers like 50% of the map. In the last game i had 26 trains with most of them making a profit, and he gets much more with his 11. Lately i started playing this game with a friend, and now i'm really into it (i played 12h yesterday lol) but the problem is as much as i try to learn more and more aspects of the game he somehow gets more money by just spamming two way trains. Look forward to seeing some players there! If you are missing any newgrf send me a message and I'll help you out. To join the server, make sure you are running JGRPP 0.48.0, and search "LaZ". Don't leave your company in a half baked state or you could go bankrupt overnight!
Server is live with disasters and recessions, meaning it operates 24/7 with 0 players playing. Infrastructure costs are higher, forcing players to plan a network and reuse their infrastructure (and other's roads, for example) to lower their expenses and maximise profits. Adjust your networks to fit the growing demands. Produced cargo starts out slow in 1700s, and slowly grows and increases more as the years go through the 1900s and onwards. Dynamic Town/Industry Cargo Generation.This is a personal choice since in my opinion the best years are 1900s and onwards while the slowest years are 1700-1800s. The second half the day length is 40, passing slowest. The day length in the first half is 15 and will pass fastest. Tuned for a long game starting 1700, and ending any time after 2100+ with plenty of road vehicles, trains, ships and planes to make use of over those years.After this, new industries will spawn every 7 years, 6 months of the year, until 2100 where industries stop spawning. The first 10 years industries will spawn 6 months of each year.
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