Author Topic: Let's Play: Transport Tycoon Deluxe  (Read 1630 times)

Let's play TTD! The rules are simple: Tell me what you want to do, and I'll enact the best course of action.
However, if your action is stupid, I'm just going to ignore it.


You open up TTD...


Whoa! The difficulty got set to Hard!

All right, tell me what difficult you want me to set the game to.
I refuse to herp around for a week setting custom settings for y'alls, so pick Easy, Medium, or Hard.

Also, somewhere in this post is an easter egg.

I see an explosion bottom right of the 2nd image?

I see an explosion bottom right of the 2nd image?

Your train runs into a car, which somehow COMPLETELY totals the much larger train!


Your train runs into a car, which somehow COMPLETELY totals the much larger train!
SUPA EIIIIGHHTT


doesn't seem like anyone is going to play this...


Easy get!


Let's do this forum game!

What do we want to name the president of our company and the company itself?

Name him "That guy"
The Company should be called "That Company"

WHAT COLOR, GOOD SIR? WE CANNOT BE PINK :C



ASDF what do

Basically, the way this works is, you want to make money. The way you do this is by being better than all the competitors in the way of service.

The way you actually make money is by transporting some form of good from point A to point B. This could be people, wood, coal, whatever. However, people are really lousy in the cash department and everything else can have 'disasters': blights can befall a forest, production at an iron ore mine can go down, so on. The same can also happen in reverse. And blah blah blah blah blah blah more game mechanics blah...


You want to connect certain places to certain others. For example, you would love to get coal to a power station or wood to a sawmill. There are, unfortunately, a few things standing between you and this goal:

 -  The terrain. Mountains love to be right between two subsidized cash points.
 -  The local government. You can't just demolish a city because you say so.
 -  The bank. If you run out of cash, your projects aren't going anywhere fast.
 -  The competition. If a competitor builds a rail road right in the route of your cbrown town, you're pretty much screwed.

So, let's have some orders! What should we look at first?


Binninghill because it has a sawmill and coal farm :D

Binninghill because it has a sawmill and coal farm :D

You are an idiot of epic proportions, why the hell did you bump this?