In the game I’m playing, I noticed that some of the goods line went from success to failure with no apparent reason.  After two or three of these changes, I realized that it happened after I replaced a one track station with a two track station.  I checked it and, in fact, if I revert the changes and put a one track station back, the line starts working again.

Thank you for your feedback.

To my best knowledge two-track stations are used a lot in Train Fever and we did not experience such a behavior before.

If you can provide some screenshot or even send me a save game – ideally from a before and after situation – I will be happy to have a look at it!

Best,
Tom

I’ll try to pinpoint the reason why they stop producing.  It’s strange since they started producing again when I changed the station back, but now they stopped again.  I have noticed that when building something, all the nearby packets disappear.  But the industry doesn’t produce back again.

If I reach to a conclusion I’ll certainly post the save game.

Thanks.

I’ve come to the conclusion that the problem is that the current model of TF makes industry links quite unstable.  You can have a fully working successful chain: wood->goods->city, but you do something: rebuild some track or a station, renew a train, etc. and some cargo packets are lost.  The chain immediately drops.  It can even never build up again.