Each truck is ordered just to Unload and take cargo at the one station. Two drive-through stops can handle about four trucks. If, say, the station covers both a Forest and a Sawmill then I want to move Wood. Build a small loop of road disjoint from any other roads put a depot on it and add a truck stop or two. Personally, I start with coal in vanilla (non-FIRS) OTTD, or with a good pair of forests if the location is just about perfect.My favorite trick in this situation (and others) is a shuttle. * the last good is urgent and will lose value quickly, which is a problem with early engines * the last step does offer a tidy profit but requires all three steps of the "food chain" * tons per month are really sucky (only banks are lower, and they have a high per-ton profit) * hardly any profit from ore alone, but you still have to build the tracks and buy the trains Did you look for pairs?įinally, ore is about the suckiest resource during early game (except oil, which is a total noob trap): Statues should be built where the big money happens (maybe a factory or refinery, or a nice pair of coal mines). They are unfortunately not that much faster you might want to sell your Jubilees once they are 3 years old and just buy new Jubilees for the "new train" bonus, which is bigger than the speed bonus alone.
Openttd station rating upgrade#
The Chaneys are fine for a few years (I tend to use them if SR% is less of a priority), but I'd upgrade to Ginzus on the most important routes once I can afford them. Second, if SR > 80, you get better chances of economic growth, but if it's 80%. Now what's the point of SR? First of all, it gives you a bigger share of the resource in question the rest gets sold locally. Related issue: Don't abandon the station for >7 days, or your SR will decrease.Ī new engine gives a bonus to SR, too, so you could sell all engines every 3 years and buy new ones to boost your SR.īuild a statue if you can afford it, another +10% to SR. Just remember that a stockpile >100t waiting for pickup and delivery hurts your SR. coal, ore).Įnsure quick service you don't want to let any ore pile up >100 tons - but then again, it doesn't sound like that's an issue. Use faster trains they provide a bonus to station ratings even if the cargo isn't that urgent (e.g. openttdcoop - large scale, advanced network and infrastructure projects.To get your mittens on some flair, please contact us from the account you want flaired with appropriate proof of your identity. OpenTTDCoop or other large community team members.
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