I come back to this game every few and tend to play for about 2-3 weeks hard. Super happy to see a knowledgeable well spoken youtuber to help me get back rolling. The pacing was a bit fast for me, but I suspect that is only due to me being rusty. I only can hope you will continue to put out content since there seems to be a market for it despite this game being 2 years younger than me. I also noticed there is a subreddit for the game with some activity. Glad to see the community branching out to modern platforms. Keep up the great work and I am looking forward to more videos.
Thanks so much for making the videos! I've enjoyed TTD back in the 90's but since then I've tried to play OpenTTD so many times but just can't get into it again. The main reason being that I can't seem to find purpose. Anyway, you explaining the industry set etc. helped me a lot and now I'm beginning to understand how you can have a reason to go big!
Loved this, I don't have really loads of time to play myself so it's great to just watch these and get the same warm fuzzy feeling! I played a couple of OpenTTD coop games back in the heyday when V was around, learned the basics but never felt confident to contribute much!
Great so far. Looking forward to more. It’s really helpful that you’re explaining why you’re doing each step. I’m one of those people whose played TTD ALOT but never like really learned those ‘hidden’ mechanics in the game to really optimize things. I just built basic L_R networks and eventually bottleneck when towns got too big. I’ve always wanted to do a cargo game but I can be daunting to start, and I’m never sure what settings and NewGRFs to use for it.
YES! have been waiting for this. As for suggestions I think everything is perfect, maybe as other said it would be even better to explain even more your decision making. I mean, just by watching this first video you opened me to a whole new way to play this game, I can only imagine what wonders you can show/explain us in the future.
I don't know about "whole new way to play the game," might just be that NUTS Unrealistic Train Set has really low costs. But thank you for your nice comment!
@@LugnutsK I am way behind with strategy, trust me, things may seem normal to you but something like a fully upgraded backbone hub just blows my mind. That's what I'm talking about with the "whole new way" thing. Looking forward to the series!
I actually like how you cut out the bits where you are fixing the orders. But maybe if there is someone who doesnt know what you have done, you could show one part where you are fixing it, and then just cut the rest. I guess that would be a general tip, show 1 thing maybe precisely and skip the rest. Might edit after i come with something else
I liked it short! There are tons of 1 hour stream VODs. This was a nice pace. I'd love a video where you explain how you pick a combination of NewGRFs. I think it's a barrier to restarting; I want some extra stuff but it's not easy to know what works well together.
Yay lugnuts a let’s play! A few tips, maybe make either less cuts or the episode a tad longer as it felt a bit short to me... Also I dunno if you know but when you hold down control and click a station (when making orders for a train) it automatically sets it to full load! Also new GRF list please (or dm me on discord)
Yiy! The much anticipated Lets Play! I had no problems following so far, but as you get into more and more advanced networks it would be good if you slow down a bit to explain your decision making (why a bridge, why this signal, why connect at a certain point) As an other comment already said: time lapses over cuts and maybe highlight what you have done a little bit afterwards. Try and talk a bit more about the train and industry NewGRF's, I have never used them and have no idea how they work. Other than that: I have never looked forward to a lets play series as much as this one. Why do you set the trains to unload at the far side of the station?
Good suggestions, will do. Also good question, I don’t have any reason I’m using far end, near end is probably a better choice. But no difference as long as the station length match train lengths.
@@LugnutsK Also a suggestion for a tutorial vid: mega stations. Just started a new game with your tips and realised it's something you haven't covered yet
OpenTTD Industries production high with long trains first, work or there be breakdowns later ? Terraforming taking out most hills ? If you look the first coal route you just pass by a much closer powerstation ?Power stations have a maximum take, else delivered useless ? TTD playd I may have been out for to long. What you say about resticting road built by the local towns is interesting. Hope this Let´s play will last for a long time !
I have breakdowns off, causes too much trouble when there are a lot of trains. I avoid terraforming too much. I use the realistic acceleration model so slopes aren't a problem as long as the trains don't have to stop and restart on them. And for the power station, you get paid more $$ the farther you transport the cargo so farther is better (unintuitive, but thats how OpenTTD works). I hope it lasts a long time too, thanks for your comment!
Tip : maybe use timelapses for building long tracks? Tip : maybe try using some kind of transition between scenes? Top : The edits were placed very well.
These are great! Always love seeing more OpenTTD let's plays :) Could you do a video about your game setup and settings? I'm still new so a lot of the things you're doing are still super advanced for me lol
Seems I discovered you after you stopped content, but some of your tutorial content was great, and it's really nice seeing this play through. I was actually just wondering the other day if there were any GRFs that limited the demand of secondary industries based on the demand for their production, turns out there is! Thanks.
good stuff! I first played tt when i was a wee boy. Even after upgrading graphics card this was one of the first games I play. Looks like ive been doing ti wrong for years! If not mentioned already, could you mention the keyboard shortcuts that you are using? kutgw
No wrong way to play as long as you're having fun :). Best way to learn shortcuts is to just roller your fingers across "qwer", "asd", "1234" and see what each of those do -- I use all of those for rail building, signals, terraforming, and demolition. Also "x" for toggling transparency, "b" for bridges and "t" for tunnels. Other big ones is or + clicking, for auto-building signals, bridges, and orders. Learned some new order ones from viewers
Thats brilliant! Learned a lot. Could you please let know what signals specifically you're using at what junction? You are mentioning it, but not all the time and Im confused af in terms of those lightbulbs... Thanks!
I have a question actually, is there a feature now that lets you 'fill' signals all the way down a track or did you just cut out the bits where you added signals along the length of it?
Yes there is and it's very useful to know. After you place the first signal CTRL+DRAG your mouse, then let go, and it will fill up signals all down that direction of track.
Thank you for introducing me to bspi! Just what I needed. I'm enjoying your style of play, and picking up lots of inspiration. Do you ever do passenger networks?
I mainly play cargo, but I have done some passenger. Normal pax is a little too simple, can either make it more complex with logic like self-regulating networks (SRNW) or turn on cargodist (something I haven't tried).
When placing feeder stations and a big collecting station, wouldn't it make sense to put the collecting one already close to an industry? For example the 2 oil wells would require only one extra feeder station.
Good question. Stations do NOT have a build-in path signal. However when trains turn around they will try to reserve paths if they are in a block with path signals. So effectively, terminus stations have path signals because the trains turn around.
Do you think feeders are a good idea early on in vanilla OpenTTD? I noticed you said in this video you have trains with lower running costs so I wonder if feeders might be prohibitively expensive in the early game.
What kind of distance do you go for when you begin a game for your first line? I keep building too big and going bust or too small and barely making a profit.
when i play i usually use create scenario rather than generating land, that way i can optimize income. My favorite cargo is passengers. May I know your game setting to scroll the view point? How to set up industry production to 100%? I am still wondering about your train platform design, seen in the coal mine (3 mines close together).
I have some videos about station rating and the feeder stations here: ruclips.net/p/PLQdGFFtr_J3aMZbtiG2d0O-Iq3TtSP3NG Let me know if you have questions about them
I'm manipulating the interface with mouse only, but you apparently are using keyboard controls at times, is this true? Would you care to comment on those, please. Also, your feeders- to pile coal up at a station they don't need to "in" the station? Rookie questions, but thanks.
A - track tool S - Signals R - toggle Remove D - Demolish T - Tunnel B - Bridge Q/W/E - lower/raise/level land X - toggle transparency del - close all windows And CTRL clicking is useful, does many different things depending on context. What do you mean by don't need to (be?) in the station? They will just go back and forth between their small and big station, moving coal from the small to the big
@@tonydesaire9326 It is in the station, if you place multiple stations next to each other they automatically connect to become one station. (You can press CTRL to prevent it from automatically doing that)
Isn't it easier playing with NUTS as its trains have very low prices and low running costs? And as for distance being the biggest factor in payoff, aren't there types of cargo that require fast delivery?
In the newgrf settings, select the NUTS train set and in the bottom right of the window will be a “parameters” button. Click that and there will be a parameter to set the signal appearance.
Some vehicles have an older creation date. The cheapest steam vehicle you get actually gets made in the 1920's. He's playing with mods though, it's different vehicles all with their own creation dates
Do you use hotkeys? How? Which ones? And why does the bridge have no bridge :') aaand how do you know if a factory is of in reach of the electricity? :)
Main Hotkeys I use: A - rail tool, S - signals, D - demolish, R - red/remove, q/w/e - raise/lower/level, t - tunnel, b - bridge, x - toggle transparency. ctrl-drag for placing signals, ctrl-click for cycling signals, ctrl-click for shared order cloning trains, ctrl-click for full load orders, ctrl-click to stop/start trains, and probably a lot other things. You can learn a lot of them by just clicking random keys and try ctrl-clicking things. wiki.openttd.org/Hotkeys I have bridge transparency turned on so I can see signals and tracks underneath them. Early game it doesn't matter so much, but for big hubs it's pretty necessary. For the factories, it's done by city name, so if the its "Kefingfield Factory" and "Kefingfield Power Plant" they will be connected. Thanks for watching!
Good question, it's copied and pasted from my documents/openttd/openttd.cfg so it has the exact versions and parameters for the preset I'm using. I'm guessing you can't just copy and paste it into your own openttd.cfg unless you have them all installed already, but I haven't tested it
Just for more variety. I usually use CHIPS for FIRS games since the textures match, and ISR for everything else. But I like the option to use either. I probably should have also included Japanese stations or something else for pax, wasn't thinking about it
@@ChazAllenUK I suspect it would be in a folder called ".openttd" in your home directory ("~/.openttd/") though that might be more linux rather than macos
this game needs a graphic upgrade parnell or better than simcity or city skylines. as well as matching buildings and building tools. it's frustrating clicking something to build, only to tell you can't build here without explaining why.
If its not super early game and you have some decent airplanes, just put two big airports in big cities on opposite sides of the map. $$$ increases with distance (for all cargo/pax) so airplanes are OP If there are no decent airplanes your best bet is to just move some coal or pax a good distance, something like in this first LP episode
straight line gameplay is the same every time, if you terraform less, you get a different organic network every game, especially nice to see it on the map
it's not like everything goes to plan and all industries and places go exactly where he wants it to be. therefore he wont just use straight lines because maybe it would use more money and ofc the industries arent straight ahead of his line.
I'm glad to see a new OpenTTD youtuber
"we'll have this town at population zero eventually."
how horrifying!
:E
He's only Trying.
Yeah, the townspeople were enslaved as train drivers for his compa- I mean relocated to other towns
I come back to this game every few and tend to play for about 2-3 weeks hard. Super happy to see a knowledgeable well spoken youtuber to help me get back rolling. The pacing was a bit fast for me, but I suspect that is only due to me being rusty. I only can hope you will continue to put out content since there seems to be a market for it despite this game being 2 years younger than me. I also noticed there is a subreddit for the game with some activity. Glad to see the community branching out to modern platforms. Keep up the great work and I am looking forward to more videos.
Thanks so much for making the videos! I've enjoyed TTD back in the 90's but since then I've tried to play OpenTTD so many times but just can't get into it again. The main reason being that I can't seem to find purpose. Anyway, you explaining the industry set etc. helped me a lot and now I'm beginning to understand how you can have a reason to go big!
Loved this, I don't have really loads of time to play myself so it's great to just watch these and get the same warm fuzzy feeling! I played a couple of OpenTTD coop games back in the heyday when V was around, learned the basics but never felt confident to contribute much!
Great video! It'll be nice to see you develop a train network from scratch. Look forward to the next episode!
Great so far. Looking forward to more. It’s really helpful that you’re explaining why you’re doing each step. I’m one of those people whose played TTD ALOT but never like really learned those ‘hidden’ mechanics in the game to really optimize things. I just built basic L_R networks and eventually bottleneck when towns got too big. I’ve always wanted to do a cargo game but I can be daunting to start, and I’m never sure what settings and NewGRFs to use for it.
Go vanilla. Original TTD graphics, sound and music.
YES! have been waiting for this.
As for suggestions I think everything is perfect, maybe as other said it would be even better to explain even more your decision making. I mean, just by watching this first video you opened me to a whole new way to play this game, I can only imagine what wonders you can show/explain us in the future.
I don't know about "whole new way to play the game," might just be that NUTS Unrealistic Train Set has really low costs.
But thank you for your nice comment!
@@LugnutsK I am way behind with strategy, trust me, things may seem normal to you but something like a fully upgraded backbone hub just blows my mind. That's what I'm talking about with the "whole new way" thing.
Looking forward to the series!
I subscribed immediately after watching E01 of this series. Great show, please continue.
Really nice video, I liked to watch it, even if I don't understand everything. Keep the good work :)
We need more OpenTTD RUclipsrs like you. Subscribed.
I actually like how you cut out the bits where you are fixing the orders. But maybe if there is someone who doesnt know what you have done, you could show one part where you are fixing it, and then just cut the rest.
I guess that would be a general tip, show 1 thing maybe precisely and skip the rest.
Might edit after i come with something else
Binging on these videos. It's great to see the principles of OpenTTD in action in this video!
I agree it is great to see the start of the OpenTTD on youtube which i hope is the first of many
The pacing and the cuts are absolutely excellent. Well done.
I liked it short! There are tons of 1 hour stream VODs. This was a nice pace.
I'd love a video where you explain how you pick a combination of NewGRFs. I think it's a barrier to restarting; I want some extra stuff but it's not easy to know what works well together.
Doing great. Looking forward to the next video.
Great video and good at this game, earned a new subscriber!
Thanks!
Yay lugnuts a let’s play! A few tips, maybe make either less cuts or the episode a tad longer as it felt a bit short to me... Also I dunno if you know but when you hold down control and click a station (when making orders for a train) it automatically sets it to full load!
Also new GRF list please (or dm me on discord)
Here's the list & config from openttd.cfg:
[preset-LP0]
4D470305|2E96B9AB2BEA686BFF94961AD433A701|basecosts-5.0\basecosts.grf = 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 11 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 13 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
42580002|93AC9C5A232401B14394808B8805D1C0|bspi-v1.01\bspi.grf = 4
48410101|E93F5C9BD9B329592A08647742033811|nuts_unrealistic_train_set-0.8.4
uts.grf = 0 0 3 4
9787EAFE|04ACD20A006E345283D6464678AFFA8B|road_hog-1.4.1
oad-hog.grf = 1 0 0
414E0201|0DA3A80B986BC3C17C20CA4CE9CA26AA|fish_2-2.0.3\fish.grf = 1 1 0
44440A01|FCEEC76CF44EC23E7FE9C88048CF11CC|av8_aviators_aircraft_set-2.21\pb_av8w.grf =
4A430002|93EAC5F5396584B92D4C5F0AAAF3F6C5|industrial_stations_renewal-1.0.2\indstatr.grf = 0 1
424B5462|83FE5AA7CAFF0A307B44B297F2A259D6|bk_enhanced_tunnel_set-1.0\bktunw.grf =
43485053|BD7D7783BDFCA29CF1149CF9271FD8BB|chips_station_set-1.9.0\chips.grf =
74677462|A2396FFDCC0F1BA37A2A89EF525CDF21|total_bridge_renewal_set.1.12\total_bridges.grf =
5043A010|1B83986FEE421A06589FFB66D5364E11|isr_rail__road_depots-0.2\isr_depot.grf = 0
4E480201|C3BB1694AAD8ABF5599AADB352BEE2B1|ottdc_grfpack\4_infrastructure
hdep
hdepw.grf =
Ugh can I not copy from YT... that’s annoying
There is also a link in the description
LugnutsK ooh yay
"Wait a moment, it's driving on the left side of the road"
🇬🇧 and........ 😎👍
Yiy! The much anticipated Lets Play!
I had no problems following so far, but as you get into more and more advanced networks it would be good if you slow down a bit to explain your decision making (why a bridge, why this signal, why connect at a certain point)
As an other comment already said: time lapses over cuts and maybe highlight what you have done a little bit afterwards.
Try and talk a bit more about the train and industry NewGRF's, I have never used them and have no idea how they work.
Other than that: I have never looked forward to a lets play series as much as this one.
Why do you set the trains to unload at the far side of the station?
Good suggestions, will do.
Also good question, I don’t have any reason I’m using far end, near end is probably a better choice. But no difference as long as the station length match train lengths.
@@LugnutsK Also a suggestion for a tutorial vid: mega stations.
Just started a new game with your tips and realised it's something you haven't covered yet
@@Giekeme Main stations? They are usually not too too complex, that would be a good video.
HOLY SHIT YES
OpenTTD Industries production high with long trains first, work or there be breakdowns later ? Terraforming taking out most hills ? If you look the first coal route you just pass by a much closer powerstation ?Power stations have a maximum take, else delivered useless ? TTD playd I may have been out for to long. What you say about resticting road built by the local towns is interesting. Hope this Let´s play will last for a long time !
I have breakdowns off, causes too much trouble when there are a lot of trains.
I avoid terraforming too much. I use the realistic acceleration model so slopes aren't a problem as long as the trains don't have to stop and restart on them.
And for the power station, you get paid more $$ the farther you transport the cargo so farther is better (unintuitive, but thats how OpenTTD works).
I hope it lasts a long time too, thanks for your comment!
Tip : maybe use timelapses for building long tracks?
Tip : maybe try using some kind of transition between scenes?
Top : The edits were placed very well.
Max Coppen Ah timelapses of course, why didn’t I think of that xD
@@LugnutsK xD
Please no timelapses. I want to see all the details.
@@donwald3436 yeah, if someone don't want to watch this just give the time when it is end
These are great! Always love seeing more OpenTTD let's plays :) Could you do a video about your game setup and settings? I'm still new so a lot of the things you're doing are still super advanced for me lol
Excellent.. thumbs up and subscribed!
😎😎👌👌
I’m seeing this series for second time. I hope you can finish it!
have you ever considered doing some Factorio gameplay? I think it's a little more complex but very fun to mess around with. Love this series!
I have played Factorio a few years ago. It is a lot of fun, but I am just an average Factorio player.
Geez. Never seen a tad god like this guy.
Seems I discovered you after you stopped content, but some of your tutorial content was great, and it's really nice seeing this play through. I was actually just wondering the other day if there were any GRFs that limited the demand of secondary industries based on the demand for their production, turns out there is! Thanks.
Yay new serie
Yay!
I was in the restroom! and I ate persimmon! good student!!!$
Hello! I'm playing your GRF settings but i can't build trains longer than 7 tiles? in the depot.. what am i doing wrong?
Go to the "Settings" menu and search for "Maximum length of trains". Default is 7, max is 64
More OpenTTD ❤❤
good stuff! I first played tt when i was a wee boy. Even after upgrading graphics card this was one of the first games I play. Looks like ive been doing ti wrong for years! If not mentioned already, could you mention the keyboard shortcuts that you are using? kutgw
No wrong way to play as long as you're having fun :). Best way to learn shortcuts is to just roller your fingers across "qwer", "asd", "1234" and see what each of those do -- I use all of those for rail building, signals, terraforming, and demolition. Also "x" for toggling transparency, "b" for bridges and "t" for tunnels.
Other big ones is or + clicking, for auto-building signals, bridges, and orders. Learned some new order ones from viewers
Thats brilliant! Learned a lot.
Could you please let know what signals specifically you're using at what junction? You are mentioning it, but not all the time and Im confused af in terms of those lightbulbs...
Thanks!
EP1 Lets GO!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have a question actually, is there a feature now that lets you 'fill' signals all the way down a track or did you just cut out the bits where you added signals along the length of it?
Yes there is and it's very useful to know. After you place the first signal CTRL+DRAG your mouse, then let go, and it will fill up signals all down that direction of track.
Thank you for introducing me to bspi! Just what I needed. I'm enjoying your style of play, and picking up lots of inspiration. Do you ever do passenger networks?
I mainly play cargo, but I have done some passenger. Normal pax is a little too simple, can either make it more complex with logic like self-regulating networks (SRNW) or turn on cargodist (something I haven't tried).
When placing feeder stations and a big collecting station, wouldn't it make sense to put the collecting one already close to an industry? For example the 2 oil wells would require only one extra feeder station.
I don't know if you'll see this, but do stations have a built in path signal?
Good question. Stations do NOT have a build-in path signal. However when trains turn around they will try to reserve paths if they are in a block with path signals. So effectively, terminus stations have path signals because the trains turn around.
@@LugnutsK oh I see, but if I want to have a station where things enter from either end I should have path signals on both ends of the station?
@@ethanjack4298 Yup, you would need two-way path signals on both ends, heading away from the station platforms.
Sooo, where did the money come from to finish the very first rail line? 🤔
Loan from the bank :)
can you make curved roads/tracks? Or is everything at right angles
Roads are always at 90 degree angles, tracks can be at 45 degree angles as shown (but nothing more curved than that)
Do you think feeders are a good idea early on in vanilla OpenTTD? I noticed you said in this video you have trains with lower running costs so I wonder if feeders might be prohibitively expensive in the early game.
On vanilla it might be pretty expensive. That first steam engine is quite costly, so I'd be careful. But he is using mods so it's cheaper.
What kind of distance do you go for when you begin a game for your first line? I keep building too big and going bust or too small and barely making a profit.
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LugnutsK I can't find a decent download of NUTS anywhere as It's no longer on BANANAs, you got a source?
It should be there, bananas.openttd.org has it as "NUTS Unrealistic Train Set 0.8.4"
@@LugnutsKI must have just scrolled past it cheers for the help!
how u make 10 size trains? is it in settings or is it a newground thing?
It's in settings yes. You can actually increase the max tile train length all the way to 64, but I've never seen anyone do that
when i play i usually use create scenario rather than generating land, that way i can optimize income. My favorite cargo is passengers. May I know your game setting to scroll the view point? How to set up industry production to 100%? I am still wondering about your train platform design, seen in the coal mine (3 mines close together).
I have some videos about station rating and the feeder stations here: ruclips.net/p/PLQdGFFtr_J3aMZbtiG2d0O-Iq3TtSP3NG
Let me know if you have questions about them
Can you explain what each signal does? Please
What is the point in buying each tile of land
I'm manipulating the interface with mouse only, but you apparently are using keyboard controls at times, is this true? Would you care to comment on those, please. Also, your feeders- to pile coal up at a station they don't need to "in" the station? Rookie questions, but thanks.
A - track tool
S - Signals
R - toggle Remove
D - Demolish
T - Tunnel
B - Bridge
Q/W/E - lower/raise/level land
X - toggle transparency
del - close all windows
And CTRL clicking is useful, does many different things depending on context.
What do you mean by don't need to (be?) in the station? They will just go back and forth between their small and big station, moving coal from the small to the big
@@LugnutsK Thanks! I thought a train had to be "in the station" to unload, but it seems you can bring it along side the station to unload?
@@tonydesaire9326 It is in the station, if you place multiple stations next to each other they automatically connect to become one station. (You can press CTRL to prevent it from automatically doing that)
Rarely a 48Fps 1080p Video
Oh yeah hmm
Isn't it easier playing with NUTS as its trains have very low prices and low running costs?
And as for distance being the biggest factor in payoff, aren't there types of cargo that require fast delivery?
Yeah, NUTS trains are super cheap. And also yes, some cargo types fall off hard with delivery time (mainly valuables and goods)
As I watch you I’m murmuring to myself how wrong I’ve been playing the game this entire time
I downloaded the nuts train set but it gives me stupid looking signals, how do i use normal signals with this train set?
In the newgrf settings, select the NUTS train set and in the bottom right of the window will be a “parameters” button. Click that and there will be a parameter to set the signal appearance.
@@LugnutsK Would u be interested in doing a detailed walk through for very large stations with long trains and multiple cargoes?
I know it’s a old video but how do you start so early and have vehicles?
Some vehicles have an older creation date. The cheapest steam vehicle you get actually gets made in the 1920's.
He's playing with mods though, it's different vehicles all with their own creation dates
BRO WHERE DID U GO MORE VIDEOS PLZ
Do you use hotkeys? How? Which ones? And why does the bridge have no bridge :') aaand how do you know if a factory is of in reach of the electricity? :)
Main Hotkeys I use: A - rail tool, S - signals, D - demolish, R - red/remove, q/w/e - raise/lower/level, t - tunnel, b - bridge, x - toggle transparency. ctrl-drag for placing signals, ctrl-click for cycling signals, ctrl-click for shared order cloning trains, ctrl-click for full load orders, ctrl-click to stop/start trains, and probably a lot other things. You can learn a lot of them by just clicking random keys and try ctrl-clicking things. wiki.openttd.org/Hotkeys
I have bridge transparency turned on so I can see signals and tracks underneath them. Early game it doesn't matter so much, but for big hubs it's pretty necessary.
For the factories, it's done by city name, so if the its "Kefingfield Factory" and "Kefingfield Power Plant" they will be connected.
Thanks for watching!
@@LugnutsK ty :)
😂😂😂😊😊😊
I am beginning again!
How does the NewGRFs pastebin work?
Good question, it's copied and pasted from my documents/openttd/openttd.cfg so it has the exact versions and parameters for the preset I'm using. I'm guessing you can't just copy and paste it into your own openttd.cfg unless you have them all installed already, but I haven't tested it
@@LugnutsK and why do you have 2 NewGRFs about stations ? : industrial_stations_renewal and chips_station_set. Are they doing things differently ?
Just for more variety. I usually use CHIPS for FIRS games since the textures match, and ISR for everything else. But I like the option to use either. I probably should have also included Japanese stations or something else for pax, wasn't thinking about it
Any idea where to put the cfg on macos?
@@ChazAllenUK I suspect it would be in a folder called ".openttd" in your home directory ("~/.openttd/") though that might be more linux rather than macos
What's the purpose of buying land?
Good question! It prevents industries from appearing there, which would block construction.
@@LugnutsK That, and it's a good way to remember a good path to build on
Do you have a discord channel?
Nope, but you can join the OpenTTDCoop discord if you want discord.gg/mAWqWPQ |
from which website did you download the game?
Here: www.openttd.org/downloads/openttd-releases/latest
@@LugnutsK Hi Lugnuts. I hope you're doing well. You make great OpenTTD content. Waiting for your next upload
7min late, god damnit
Didnt even check, what kinds of video this is. Just pressed it to impress :). And now that i know that u are doing a series, i am super hyped! gl
this game needs a graphic upgrade parnell or better than simcity or city skylines. as well as matching buildings and building tools. it's frustrating clicking something to build, only to tell you can't build here without explaining why.
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You can't slow down, eh?
Lol, this GRF set is crazy... fair enough for you to use it but it really does not make me want to watch that.
tell me how to make money quickly
If its not super early game and you have some decent airplanes, just put two big airports in big cities on opposite sides of the map. $$$ increases with distance (for all cargo/pax) so airplanes are OP
If there are no decent airplanes your best bet is to just move some coal or pax a good distance, something like in this first LP episode
Cool
I'm so bad on this game.. FPS games are easier you click on heads
Haha but FPS are hard for me :P
jesus, how ineffective these lines are. why build like this? instead of actually making a reasonable line. like a straight one?
straight line gameplay is the same every time, if you terraform less, you get a different organic network every game, especially nice to see it on the map
I thought I was boring lmao. Plus these are starters. He'll change it later.
it's not like everything goes to plan and all industries and places go exactly where he wants it to be.
therefore he wont just use straight lines because maybe it would use more money and ofc the industries arent straight ahead of his line.