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March 28, 2015 at 11:11 #18271LescoParticipant
This game needs a lot of updating to get it right, the mechanics seem a little wrong.
I’ve started over 10 new games now, and gotten as far as 1925, I’m getting errors trying to build roads, there are no straight line tools or curve tools you have to do it all by eye and hand which is not very good and gets a bit messy, I have started linking up the mines to supply products but the mines don’t produce anything so if you are on “wait full load” your trucks just sit there, and yes I have put the correct depots and stations in, all in all too many bugs for me, and far to frustrating, Im going back to transport giant, much better game, no offence guys, Im sure you have worked very hard on this, but its not polished like other sims, and its not for me…..
March 28, 2015 at 17:41 #18273PasiParticipantYou shouldn’t use the wait for full load so early as it messes up the frequency and travel times. Only when the production is properly running you can use that option to optimize.
Roads can be drawn streight when you start from the end and pull towards the intended junction.
But i do agree with you, TF is very unpolished game
March 29, 2015 at 07:05 #18281vinkandoiParticipantCargo in this game is simple yet tricky. I suggest you to read some tutorials available on steam.
I am also in the process of writing one
April 18, 2015 at 05:30 #18421GasoleneParticipantI agree with the lack of rail design tools, but what u experience with your trucks and trains sitting and waiting endlessly is no bug. TF was designed with a realistic demand based economy simulator which is the complete opposite of the ultra convenient Utopian supply based economy simulator that almost every other transport/city builder game ever made uses.
If cars and trains are just sitting there and the factory isn’t producing, then u tried to force demand where it doesn’t exist. To be blunt, u did it wrong!! as did I at one point.
And your road building errors aren’t bugs either. There’s probably some existing infrastructure or terrain feature that is preventing your road from being built. TF makes u really plan your growth carefully.
Give it a chance, its much deeper than most builder/transport games despite it’s thin featureset.
April 20, 2015 at 16:40 #18435April 20, 2015 at 16:41 #18436RAAndreParticipantNo there are definitely road building bugs. I have tried to build pretty short level roads and they often for some reason want to be built in a “c” shape. I can’t get them to build a straight road no matter how I try.
May 6, 2015 at 15:58 #18494simonmdParticipantIts all about trial and error, you can actually get straight roads / rails quite easily, you just have to be careful to pull out the way initial section perfectly in line from the last section. If you want to guarantee a perfectly straight section, don’t draw it from another section, do it separate and then connect the two once its been laid.
May 6, 2015 at 21:39 #18497electricmonk2kParticipantNo there are definitely road building bugs. I have tried to build pretty short level roads and they often for some reason want to be built in a “c” shape. I can’t get them to build a straight road no matter how I try.
This thread might give you some insight.
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