RE: SLC S27 Week6 - Let's Play OpenTTD - Trains & Railways
your trains come to the depot for maintenance once every 30 minutes!! that's why they often break down. It just came to the depot - the inscription 0 minutes says so. How its reliability became 85% - that is, it will rarely break down.
And the other train is 22 years old, so it will often break down even after service at the depot. It should be sold and a new one bought.
Thank you for all these wonderfully completed tasks — even for the bankruptcy, which now doesn’t seem that scary anymore, does it? After all, we learn from our mistakes — and learning from mistakes is often the most effective way, even if not the most pleasant one.
I got so caught up reading your report — like a good story — that now I’ll need to read it again carefully, following each task point by point.
| 1. | You studied not just one city — but even two! As it turned out, for a city to grow, food and water aren’t always required. | 2⭐/2 |
| 2. | And since there were two cities, you had to deliver twice. Yes, I asked for a single track so that trains wouldn’t collide — but signals, well, that’s another topic. | 4⭐/4 |
| 3. | That was indeed a difficult question. It seems cities have many secondary factors that influence their growth. Your research, especially with the growth chart, looks great. | 3/3 |
| 4. | As you can see, even without ships or planes, a company can still make a good profit. I play only with vehicles myself — and I can say it’s quite hard. I’ll tell my son that you called him “a tycoon with years of experience.” Back then, he built only roads when he couldn’t read yet, and we stopped because of the economy and finances. About five years later, he continued — now that he can read! 😄 | 1/1 |
| Total | 10⭐/10 |
The last 1 point is for the result of the game on the server, which will be known only at the end of the week. But since your company is currently number one — “without us tycoons” — I’m giving you 1 point for now. The final summary will be on Sunday.