A number of people (on other forums) have asked for enabling “tycoon” style competition with one or more actual competing railroad companies on the randomly-generated maps. Others have pointed out the tremendous difficulties with programming an AI capable of realistic competition. I tend to side with the latter. A lot of development effort on a project that is highly unlikely to have satisfactory results is not worthwhile.

But could you consider Victory Conditions: Moving so much product, or generating so much revenue, or inducing so much growth, etc. – so that there is not on-map competition as such, but still a way for players to strive toward a goal that would represent “victory”. I can see some challenges to creating this sort of system (particularly with the random maps), but not nearly so overwhelming as with an actual competing railroad. Some sort of analysis of data could be done, perhaps, after a map is generated, that sets Victory Conditions (at, say, Easy, Medium, or Hard levels) that could also be somewhat randomized. But some way to say, “I did it; the challenge has been met.”?

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Aber bis jetzt ist der Beta Patch sehr gut!

Make double slip switch cost something, and became unselectable after this (as other rails – only for bulldozer).
Add two hotkeys: object rotation to mouse wheel tilt left and right – in addition to N and M keyboard buttons.
Allow players to set shadows to “Disable”, not only “normal” and “high”.
Shipyard can be placed on top of cargo harbor. Please, fix it.

Best regards!

People please read previous posts too 🙂

> Posted on Wednesday September 27th, 2017 by Tom (Community Manager)
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>Urban Games is working hard to further improve Transport Fever, with a particular focus on performance optimization. However, in order to achieve a real performance >boost, some fundamental changes and therefore more development time is needed.
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>To bridge the waiting time, we decided to release a convenience patch as a next step. The patch aims to make your player’s life easier by introducing several usability >enhancements.
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Watch for inspiration: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhpp6cPunlU&list=PLrzWE97WxCgHDlK3VfKCg8Q1rf0RBJ5fJ

Wir würden sogar 20-30€ als DLC investieren.

It is really helpful to detect a common problem I had quite often, be it for trains reversing when rearranging tracks or because they became too long after upgrading to switch on the correct track).

Just make the catchment hightlight in a different colour. White in slightly less white isn’t very noticeable especially if you’re in your Autumn years