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Jun 24, 2021 · Hello fellow Tree spammers! I've been playing Openttd for a long while but over the last time lost interest because whatever i make becomes a money making machine. I play with Asymmetrical passenger and mail distrobution for the realism and challenge.

Oct 26, 2020 · Howdy, been playing OpenTTD for a few years now and always found it difficult to find what are the best addons for the game. Please comment your favorite addons, a brief description of what it is, and why you like it :) Ty

I've been trying to find a good AI competitor for OpenTTD that will use most of the vehicles, like trains, trucks, and planes. I've tried CluelessPlus, but that one only works with trucks. Here is the list of AI found on the OpenTTD site .

Jun 3, 2021 · NUTS train set with base cost mod. You need to ajust base cost by yourself. Yes, nuts is not so realistic, but perfectly balanced (more speed – less cargo) – maglevs are quite fast (up to 555kmh) but not overpowered, as vanilla is.*Intercity monorails are too fast (666kmh), but has a lot of loading stages, so you need about 20 platforms to fill one track.

Sep 20, 2022 · It is fully compatible with regular OpenTTD saves and servers (but if you want to run a server yourself, it's better to do it on a normal client). Has a LOT of useful features and also extended amount of possible hotkeys. They can be changed in hotkeys.cfg. If you want to customize your client even more, look for hidden settings in openttd.cfg.

There are the regular r/OpenTTD servers running modded and unmodded versions of the Vanilla game and there are servers run by the OpenTTD Discord that run JGR's patch pack. Join the OpenTTD community on the Discord server, so you can scream and shout at your competitors, or formulate plans with your buddies.

Nov 3, 2021 · Here's how I generally do it. First, designate one point on your network as the "switchover" point. At this point, you build two rail depots: one connected to the line such that trains can leave the line into the depot, and another, one or two tiles up the line, from where new trains can enter the line.

Greetings! I got into OpenTTD in a major way recently. Yesterday, I reached the amount of supply where incoming trains to my secondary industry output need an overflow to wait for the ebbs abd flows of cargo input to fill them up.