[SUMMARY] SLC28 Week6 - SteemitTTD - Old signals & Railway junctions

Hello everyone, and congratulations on finishing our introduction to this wonderful game.

In our previous lessons, we covered all the main elements of this wonderful game. And it’s a good thing that I left getting acquainted with trains for the last lessons. After all, cars, airplanes, and ships do not require—or require very little—the role of a dispatcher. The railway, however, is special in this game. The railway is for those who didn’t get enough of playing with toy trains in childhood 🙂 And for me, it’s also a logical game. From time to time, I try to improve my skills specifically in building a wide, large railway network.

Playing on servers, like any online game, can be exhausting—but there is a lot to learn from other players there and a chance to compare your strength and skills with others. Meanwhile, your own local 1-on-1 game can be played calmly: you can pause it, interrupt it, and return to the game when you have the opportunity.

In my posts, I will soon describe a few more games on the theme of steam locomotives 🙂 Perhaps in the spring, when stable electricity supply is restored, I will launch (turn on) the SteemitTTD Express server, with prizes awarded to the winners.

The sixth week fell at the end of the year, during preparations for the New Year holidays, and unfortunately few participants joined that week. I even did the last homework without a server and forgot to warn @luxalok )) And @joslud, I am sure, would have tested and explored the old signals very well—but it seems he went home for the holidays and didn’t have the time.

So overall, thank you to all of you who diligently completed the homework during these weeks.