The point then lies more in designing and implementing
Floffe Send a noteboard - 22/01/2010 09:18:41 PM
1) Breakdowns off
2) Start quite late so that all trains are available, pick one engine type to work with.
3) Trains only
4) Have between 2 and 10 people working on stuff simultaneously
Tracks don't need to be repaired.
I can utterly recommend visiting the link to see how it's done, joining a game requires a recent development version + some extra data files, the wiki explains most of it.
Well, when I said "repairing" tracks, what I really meant was upgrading them from ordinary tracks to monorail, and from monorail to maglev. Do you just start in maglev?
But yeah, working in teams could explain, of course... and no breakdowns sounds heavenly.
...a good (or just interesting) network layout rather than the actual gameplay. And start off with making a few hundred million on something before implementing said plan.
They (I used to be a regular but have only been in a couple of times in the last year) usually stick to electrified rail for cargo and never upgrade (vehicles set to never expire either).
I think they do a game with breakdowns on now and then, and force the trains into a depot after dropping off their cargo, but otherwise it interrupts any network with a couple of hundred trains pretty badly.
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This message last edited by Floffe on 22/01/2010 at 09:20:24 PM
An honest question- Why do people spend so much money on laptops?
- 22/01/2010 10:52:03 AM
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I'm mostly happy with my Thinkpad from 2003
- 22/01/2010 12:58:12 PM
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Transport Tycoon is utterly awesome.
- 22/01/2010 01:36:28 PM
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A few things:
- 22/01/2010 04:57:07 PM
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Oh, multiplayer? Several people on one company? Interesting.
- 22/01/2010 07:03:58 PM
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The point then lies more in designing and implementing
- 22/01/2010 09:18:41 PM
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Yup, I bought a netbook and it's better than any amount of money I could have spent on a laptop. *NM*
- 22/01/2010 02:27:45 PM
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I wish i would have spent more.
- 22/01/2010 03:44:03 PM
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You sound like you know what you're doing, so I'll make this an honest question.
- 22/01/2010 04:38:33 PM
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- 22/01/2010 04:38:33 PM
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because our fathers pay for them........... *NM*
- 22/01/2010 05:54:31 PM
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Speak for yourself. I've paid for each and every one of my computers. *NM*
- 23/01/2010 03:29:19 AM
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Mine are portable design machines, so my aging Powerbook will likely be replaced by a Macbook Pro. *NM*
- 22/01/2010 06:41:26 PM
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I don't understand why anyone would spend any money on a Mac. 
*NM*
- 22/01/2010 08:19:22 PM
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- 22/01/2010 08:19:22 PM
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Well, if you want to play games, it's fairly necessary.
- 23/01/2010 02:31:10 AM
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I've actually gone that route for. . .hm, about 5 years of college now.
- 23/01/2010 03:38:12 AM
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It would be fine while in the room. But I go to college in Boston and live in Louisiana.
- 23/01/2010 08:22:35 PM
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My son and his friend were talking about this with me last week.
- 23/01/2010 04:11:08 AM
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- 23/01/2010 08:59:11 AM
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- 23/01/2010 08:59:11 AM
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