is it played on Hard difficulty? I tried lot of times and never achieve such incomes. Also 53:14 - suddenly price of stocks is $ 11, a seond ago it was $40. Seems like massive stock sold which is a big big luck as computer very rarely put itself into borrowing stocks too much to be bankrupt on stocks
I was just thinking about you recently. I found the Commodore Amiga version of... DESTROYER! I got it from an abandonware site, and it was fun. (Sa-prize! I already knew what to expect since I've long since got the DOS version. The Amiga version simply has superior graphics.) Why did this scenario never interest me? Maybe it's because you have to be J. P. Morgan. (Someone I was never fond of IRL.) 10:01 - Thank you, Destroyer! Ports accepting food is certainly nice! (It helps keep the price up.) Shame about the other junk ports have to offer, but at least it's more stuff you can move, which is good for something, right? 10:25 - OIL WELL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 12:45 - Raising the dividend when you don't own any stock? Oh well, the important thing is that you get the gold. How you get it is totally unimportant! 18:30 - You're the richest player yet you have the lowest valued railroad. I think I can guess what you're up to. Hopefully the market will be lousy when it comes time for you to buy shares in your own railroad. 30:04 - From Train Destroyer to Famine Destroyer! Shame about the lack of money, but anyone who's played this game will tell you that getting rights to the Ozark Union is payment enough. You really had to rally in this one to win the gold! But that was nice that the economy was at it's strongest when you satisfied the requirements for the gold medal. (And even nicer that the game doesn't count the price of a stock when it's artificially high!)
is it played on Hard difficulty? I tried lot of times and never achieve such incomes. Also 53:14 - suddenly price of stocks is $ 11, a seond ago it was $40. Seems like massive stock sold which is a big big luck as computer very rarely put itself into borrowing stocks too much to be bankrupt on stocks
I was just thinking about you recently. I found the Commodore Amiga version of... DESTROYER! I got it from an abandonware site, and it was fun. (Sa-prize! I already knew what to expect since I've long since got the DOS version. The Amiga version simply has superior graphics.)
Why did this scenario never interest me? Maybe it's because you have to be J. P. Morgan. (Someone I was never fond of IRL.)
10:01 - Thank you, Destroyer! Ports accepting food is certainly nice! (It helps keep the price up.) Shame about the other junk ports have to offer, but at least it's more stuff you can move, which is good for something, right?
10:25 - OIL WELL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
12:45 - Raising the dividend when you don't own any stock? Oh well, the important thing is that you get the gold. How you get it is totally unimportant!
18:30 - You're the richest player yet you have the lowest valued railroad. I think I can guess what you're up to. Hopefully the market will be lousy when it comes time for you to buy shares in your own railroad.
30:04 - From Train Destroyer to Famine Destroyer! Shame about the lack of money, but anyone who's played this game will tell you that getting rights to the Ozark Union is payment enough.
You really had to rally in this one to win the gold! But that was nice that the economy was at it's strongest when you satisfied the requirements for the gold medal. (And even nicer that the game doesn't count the price of a stock when it's artificially high!)
I once made a map and it was the United States flooded but more accurate
Tell us more. Because I'm making Scenario like that OpenTTD.