#Openttd station rating upgrade

When it comes to upgrading to monorail or maglev tracks, you'll have to upgrade both tracks at the same time or reroute one of them so that they don't share the same square. If you use two different tracks that are so close that the horizontal and vertical track sections share the same square, make sure you realize the consequences. Try not to make parallel tracks too close, unless they are doing the same job.Note that bribes can fail, and will reset your relation with the town.Try to compensate by making changes over time, limiting the amount of damage you do, planting them some nice trees to hide the building work or even, in extreme cases, bribing the town! This can affect what you can do in nearby towns. Lots of building work in an area or clearing town buildings can make the local authorities mad with you, and may refuse new stations that will be built. In some cases, double the speed equals double the throughput, but triple the profits! The faster you take cargo, the more money you can make per trip, and also the more cargo you get to transport.

the more likely you are to be stiffed out by the competition (multiplayer) who are running back and forth and grabbing your precious cargo before you can return. The further you take cargo, the more money you can make per trip.

#Openttd station rating full

Sometimes, a few buses can empty a station so that a train can take forever to build up a full load. Although putting everything you can get (buses, trains, planes, ships) into one station means that you can handle a large amount of passengers or goods traffic, make sure that you are careful not to take the goodies away from that money-generating long route that's been keeping you going. Be careful how you serve some of your stations.At the start of the game, cheap bridges can suffice and save you lots of money, but once the new, stronger bridges appear there's no point having a 200 mph train having to slow to 20 mph to cross a rickety old wooden bridge. Remember to upgrade your bridges as the game progresses.If not, they might wander off and waste money! If your station is inside a loop of road then they can circle the town and return when the station is clear. any more and they will try to 'go around' and come back to the station. A road vehicle station can only take two vehicles at a time. Try to make sure that any inner-city road vehicle stations are within a loop of road.you need to send them both to another new station), every vehicle with those 'Shared Orders' will see the change as well. But did you know that if you press Ctrl when you click the vehicle, both vehicles will share the same set of orders so that if you ever need to change the orders (e.g. If you have more than one bus (or any other vehicle) travelling the same route, you can copy the orders from one of the vehicles onto another by clicking the orders button and then the vehicle that has the orders you want to copy. Very useful when trying to configure train lines, etc. Press x to enable or disable trees and buildings transparency.(Note: This can be a long way off with the level land tool sometimes - normally says it will cost like £50,000 instead of £25,000) laying track, buying a bridge or tunnel, clearing area) to see how much it would cost without actually doing it. Press Shift while performing an action (e.g.This page contains handy tips and tricks for OpenTTD.