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What is the best artificial intelligence in the game?

As tools approach 900 in Europe train a Pioneer for 1200.

I believe you have to lose at least one colony and win it back to win the war otherwise the war goes on for ever. I always leave one colony without additional fort/fortress so it's easier to recapture

Gilica, quite funny. About that unit limit... if you reach the limit of (probably) 256 units on the board then no units will be created. 8-bit numbering of the units on the board is to blame. The solution is to keep the colonists busy within the colonies, ie. assign them to shops even though they may not produce anything useful anymore. Thus number space for new units on the board is released and you can create new dragoons or artillery. Actually, that also means that you probably overdid with your preparations for the revolution and have too many units :). I like the way you started this game. I would never guess that you may do such a trick with tools. A few years into the game and you have thousands of gold. Seems so ridiculous when I think about how I struggled to get gold the standard way... One thing that comes to my mind and I'm not sure of it. When artillery is used to attack from within a fort/fortress then I think it gains the attack bonus. So that would mean that one can attack King's forces with artillery and not only cavalry. This in turn would mean that you can buy artillery (by buying hammers on the colony screen, not in the European View) in bulk and start the revolution much earlier because you'd still have the means necessary to win. Then you might buy artillery if needed because during revolution you get a lot of money. In any case, good job and it's a pity that one usually can't use the tool trick in the real life. But I will remember about it and try to employ it. That's a good trick. Afterall strategic games should teach us something to be used in real life...

Thanks for the tournament and the video. I always learn something when I see what other people have done.

spiffing became so old fuck this.

Heh, 'Dutch, of course'.

I love seeing how other players tackle the same challenge. Thanks so much Gil for putting this tournament on, I learned a lot. I did spam loads of planes and ships so cheesed my way to a large value! I didn't do any industry betting on town growth to bring in the cash as every "town" was a city. Looking forward to the next challenge.

Nice run Gil.

He gil how are you man

Can't believe I have been playing for 20 years and still learnt a few things. Nice vid

the fountain of youth

Does putting a HQ down help with passenger production at the beginning?

Funny that I wasn't subbed. Fixed.

Gill when are you going to doo a awsome series like this once again 😊😊😊

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Thanks a lot. I suggest putting 0:00 in the description so we can navigate in your timestamps 😊

Reading through the category rules for this speedrun, they have changed 1 setting. They have number of industries listed as high instead of normal. I know you played actual default of normal so well done.

You get a like, subscribe and 40 minutes watch time solely for that awesome intro

As a newbie.. this guide is helpful for me 👍

Were there any artillery remaining from the REF at the end, when they got the Bombard bonus? Maybe the game gives the bonus to attack if an Artillery unit is adjacent. I couldn’t find anything about this online.

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What GRFs and settings are you using?

I use a slightly different multi platform terminus station design. It has a slightly higher throughput, but does sacrifice in it requires load bays. Its also one track wider than the station so it really doesnt shine till you have massive train volume.

I'm sorry, you're playing badly.

I remember playing this game as child that there were more nations to choose from, like Russians with bonus to fur trapping, Swedes etc, but the version I have on Steam only allows the standard 4 nations, do you know anything about that?

Good vid; I learned a lot from it. Thanks.

Some nice tips but it would be better if you had bulletpointed out the individual tips, it basically reads as a gameplay video, not as a top tips video.

You can download this scenario from my discord.

Great to see you back mate xxx

Started to play this game a month ago and I was having difficulties with signals, thank you so much for this tutorial

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Welcome back, Gil!

Signal gap of 2 is quite small - much smaller than necessary. For default settings it's probably fine but in a game with high maintenance costs you will want to have the signals about a train apart or, if there are a *lot* of trains following each other on a single lane, half a train apart.

Super interesting, love seeing people hug the terrain instead of just cutting in massive valleys

The good trains were originally 12 long trains but I needed the shorter trains for better frequency of deliveries.

Thanks for the tournament. I learn something everytime I play one of them. And from your review too. (goode2shus)

Chris sawyer: ok , to be honest im not sure how ill handle them flying off the end , and that probably wouldnt look good Meanwhile now:

bro just wanted to flex his city

Very impressive

nice it must have been a lotta work

GREAT TUT0R!AL😊😊😊

I didn't even know the signals behaved like that. I always put them at the entrance of the station, I've only learned from the basic tutorials and the scenarios about two decades ago, I just did as they did in the scenario's! thank you, gamechanger !

Really satisfying to see all those trains go all that way with no bottlenecks! I need to practice to build like that

After decades of playing this game, today I learned you can change the direction of the signals

Very nice. During the entire route you are earning one million per second.

Does the AI interface, in principle, provide enough resources to create this? By that I mean whether there's enough allocated ticks and memory to encompass all the complexities of the 1k x 1k map?

I need to start another open ttd save

Damn that's one impressive network you got there.

This looks awsome!