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This is one of those games where you can tell every frustrating thing is just because you don't know some simple but critical part of information - thank you for this vid!!! Checks a lot of them off the list LOL

Hey i always build so many sattions and also have so many trains runing, how can you have so less trains but still make money? can you do a coaching for me?

Me too I see like that and missing

Why not just run one separate line and just have one train on one track? You can literally have nothing but one train on one track going back and forth back and forth back and forth back and forth and it's more cost-efficient because you're not spending money on extra track

Learned a lot from this video thanks

Excellent! Really helped this beginner!

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Just picked up the game and this tutorial is very useful! Looking forward to applying these tips in my second campaign.

After 5 hours of fighting with game I decided to look for tutorial. It was great. Now I know ho to play. Thanks

Very helpful. Thank you!

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Hey! this isnt really a guide, id recommend titling your videos a bit differently

been trying to get -18 happiness and i have no clue, and it seems this game is so obscure there are no guides for that

First game, I've started as Croatia, which was a vassal of Hungary at that point. lol Never been on a losing side of the war for the whole game. Even tho I was fighting up quite a lot too. Byzantium was much larger than me when we first fought a war, I've managed to take a few provinces which were Serbia and some close ones, and somehow I got Bari area from Italy too. Then I was dragged into war vs Alhamarids which held most of West North Africa and nice chunk of Iberian peninsula, and I've managed to take all of their territories there, then had to fight England which had everything from today's England, France, Holland, parts of Germany, so where much bigger than me too. Then was dragged into another war vs Byzantium, which were still larger than me, and I've managed to take whole Greece area from them. And then I've decided to spread into Africa to gain Gold from Zairids, and after few wars there, I've managed to become #1 size wise. I've waged a few wars with Byzantium, and won them all, you just need to figure out when to retreat and when to fight basically, that is how to outmaneuver them, figuring out if you can fight or not, move armies together, intercept reinforcements, and such, it's slow but steady, and when things are about to go south... offer them peace. :D I've once had to bait armies into walking around my town and taking damage from castles by entering and exiting town, and every time I'd exit they'd try to attack my army, when they've lost bunch of units, and stopped responding to my baits, I've rushed them with my baiting army and other one which was hiding in a different city. lol

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thank you so muchhhhh.

Absolutely essential video, and not enough credit for the best thumbnail on UA-cam

Totally agree with the positive comments below. Very well done! Thank you.

i don't know which patch of the game this is but at one point cav was fairly op, maybe try putting more cav into your army, good vid though!

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Where did u get the dam sausages from 😅

You need to play sleeping dogs

Hey brother I apologize to comment twice but I showed my friend this video and we agree you should REALLY do tutorial videos. This is top of the line sincerely.

This was an amazing guide man. Thank you!! Hope life has been good to you, brother.

Cool Video. But what i rly dont understand is that you cant place more than 2 paralell tracks on bridge its rly annoying and i dont understand it all. Anyone has an explanation ?

I am exclusively using Stations with signaling integrated. For the 20 000$ difference, the trains can use whatever track in the station. The money spent is paid off rapidly because the trains are not blocked as much.

good video mate

The number of trains you can place on a line is the number of blocks (signals) MINUS 1... not times two.

Always use the multi signal mode to put many signals in between, which allows full use of your tracks.

11:40 wouldn't it be best to connect the 2 rails to the center ones, instead of the side ones? That way the connection would cause way less traffic jams

I missed something so obvious this during that playthrough, you can educate your knights in the same skill up to 3 times.

For bonus connection money you can connect the new city to your grid, get the money and then delete the station and the rails for full refund. Easy money. The best thing is that after a while they can offer you the same bonus again!

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Thank you!

So I see you use a min of zero cars and a max of 8. Another guy I watch always sets up min of 8. Reason why you set it at zero? 8 seems like your train may sit at the station and hold up everything.

Lol Eye for an eye and I don't care if the whole world goes blind. Never heard that saying. A little humorous twist taken from Leviticus 24:20. Just found your videos and learning a few things that I hope will help me with this game. Well done sir.

Just finished the Germany scenario on President, this is a good starter video for sure and helped on my journey

100th subscriber! Good shit bro

Thank you so much... I learned a lot from your video.

jumped around looking for the how to part... gave up... bad video - sorry muh dude

I dont agree with the ‘always double track’ statement. It must depend on the traffic volume plus cost consideration.

I want to respectfully disagree with what you seem to be saying about the apples, which occur in a central position relative to your start. Two features, that all cities desire it and its proximity mean that from a profit standpoint you are not only earning decent return up front, but you will encourage the growth of the industry (assuming you don't buy the often cheap industry) for the future. It's win/win to exploit them fully, often into a central warehouse, naturally.

I men no disrespect when I suggest that you can lay track a portion at a time, such that it does not require a bridge on the section you lay. "Rinse and repeat" sort of makes sure you never have bridges over anything but rivers. Naturally you can also yank the tracks around after you lay them until you are satisfied with the slopes.

21:55 Casually ignores blackmail threats like a boss.

Pre-signaled stations are fine, desirable even in places where the placement is practical. Not all cities are tucked away inside 4 rivers after all.

Great video and love the thumbnail!

Loved the video, quite insightful with a lot of creative tips. Thank you for taking the time to make such a comprehensive and useful video.

I finally understand how to use signals and using different platforms, thank you! you are right, the tutorial doesn't explain it well.

Great job on this video! I was one of the people who went through the tutorial and campaign and was having a tough time implementing their single-track with side-track philosophy. I was starting to double track heavy areas, and this was a eureka seeing the whole map done this way. Also, the warehouse info was so scant anywhere I looked, and this clarified that a lot as well. Many thanks!