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It drives me mad!!!!! I’ve had the ‘C’ word when trying to lay tram tracks on an existing (auto generated) road.
Yes please give us a lower time/speed!
The game moves so fast that it spoils the enjoyment of playing; that’s a poor strategy for securing the future of the game.
This problem can easily be solved by the the introduction of timetables for train lines. Timetables are used by railways the world over, making them totally appropriate.
Could the devs please consider this as a welcome upgrade?
I’m finding the continuing chore of replacing vehicles, particularly trains, together with the difficulty of regulating the train services is serious problem. It’s discouraging me from clicking the ‘Train Fever’ icon on my desktop. That’s not good!
I’ve found that any game that requires continuous micro management of any resource will eventually cease to be played. It nearly happened for me with CIM2 because of ticket prices, until I found that it was possible to simply ignore them. You can’t do that in Train Fever with vehicle replacement!
Something to ease this task is urgently needed; some sort of automatic vehicle replacement facility. The problem of regulation of the train service could simply be fixed by the introduction of timetables.
It would also help if we could select a lower time/speed to prevent the game being too frantic.
+1 for me to!
The chore of replacing vehicles is a big problem for me. I play the game for pleasure, if there’s no pleasure I won’t want to play!
I totally agree any game should have a comprehensive manual; it doesn’t even have a poor one like CIM2.
Another serious omission is the lack of railway crossings, these are universally found on all railways. You need a crossing for a compact junction between two double track lines; it would also simplify the pathing as it has less choices
It would also help if road/rail construction had less ‘terrain collisions’!
