[OTTD] Chrill's Screenshots

[Benny]

Wow, what a nice junction. It is a bit Ameecher-ish, and I like that.

[Ameecher]

Wow, what a nice junction. It is a bit Ameecher-ish, and I like that.

No it isn't, I don't build junctions like that.

[Chrill]

That's like saying I'm as British as Dave. Stop insulting Ameecher New routemap, the year is 1936. Request if you want to see anything special.

[Benny]

Wow, what a nice junction. It is a bit Ameecher-ish, and I like that.

No it isn't, I don't build junctions like that.

No of course, these are better. ^^
No, seriously: I think that they are Ameecher-ish and that wont change. I can think whatever I want.

[JamieLei]

It's not Ammechery in the slightest - he'd be trying to fit 4 lines on every main route, and then name all the towns something German

Can I see a million trains using the junction in action?

[jvassie]

It's not Ammechery in the slightest - he'd be trying to fit 4 lines on every main route, and then name all the towns something German

Can I see a million trains using the junction in action?

*facepalm* It's really not funny y'know...

[Benny]

Ok, ok. The junction is not ameecher-ish at all.. I'm sorry for saying that, I regret..

Edit: Corrected a HORRIBLE sentence... oO

[JamieLei]

Hmmm - Ammecher does tend to use A LOT of quadruple-tracking though (It's actually one of the things I really like about his playing style since I tend to do the same, but only when lines are truly saturated). Map of one of his games: http://www.tt-forums.net/download/file.php?id=100585, and the vast majority of times, he plays with German town names!

[Chrill]

Can I see a million trains using the junction in action?

No. I don't operate with millions of trains. It's usually semi-calm, to be honest!!

[Ameecher]

Hmmm - Ammecher does tend to use A LOT of quadruple-tracking though (It's actually one of the things I really like about his playing style since I tend to do the same, but only when lines are truly saturated). Map of one of his games: http://www.tt-forums.net/download/file.php?id=100585, and the vast majority of times, he plays with German town names!

Actually, that game is an usual one that I played deep into the 2100s and as such needed 4 tracks but even then it was only on 2 routes and not for their entire length. As for the German town names, German trains means German town names in my book.

Edit: Oh and I go to the effort of spelling your name right, stop trying to be funny and do me the courtesy of doing the same.

[JamieLei]

Edit: Oh and I go to the effort of spelling your name right, stop trying to be funny and do me the courtesy of doing the same.

Deal - if you stop pointing out every single typo that I make. 8/10 times, I start a topic and your only contribution (and normally in a sneerish putting-down sort of way) is to nit-pick that I've spelt this wrong, or that, or etc (usually placenames like Hartford which aren't in the spellcheck).

[Chrill]

Please do keep these fights somewhere else. I don't care if people do typos or fail to spell names, but it does annoy me that the reason you guys read MY screenshot thread is cus a guy is trashtalking you here.

[Raichase]

Please do keep these fights somewhere else. I don't care if people do typos or fail to spell names, but it does annoy me that the reason you guys read MY screenshot thread is cus a guy is trashtalking you here.

Chrill is right - if you guys want to discuss this, please do it over PM, or just stay out of each others hair? I'm enjoying following this topic quietly, and the fighting isn't really adding anything to it.

Thanks!

[jvassie]

Speaking of which Rai, where are your fabulous screenies for me to drool over!?!?

[Chrill]

Nice to see you still check my screenshots, Raichase! Also, jvassie, Rai is probably working for the CIA to develop a Screenshot formulae that guarantees world fame

[Chrill]

Company Stats: (October 1943)
Name: Senningstone Travel
Manager:
Harold Parker (1860-1899)
Harold Parker Jr. (1900-1917, 1919-1934),
Elin Parker (1917-1919)
Jonathan Montgomery (1931-)
Headquarters: Senningstone
Established: 1860
Company Value: £51,680,924
Economy: £46,638,172
Trains: 61
Train Profit: £4,144,959 (1942)
Road Vehicles: 82
Road Vehicle Profit: £29,027 (1942)
Construction and New Vehicles: -£837,376 (1942)
Turnover: £3,175,306 (1942)

[Chrill]

I've got a full 9 screenshots coming up!!

[Chrill]

Bridge rebuilding!!

[Chrill]

On-Land redesigns was what Senningstone Travel concentrated on during latter part of the 1940s.

[Badger]

Cunningwell - how bizzarre!