


Your expensive cars are listed under Train Running Costs and Vehicle Purchases. So how the hell could you pay your passengers for their ride on your trains


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Meh, that's cheating. They are supposed to break down some time, and you are supposed to buy (read: pay for) new locs once they get too oldTwiggy wrote:There is a tool by the obvious name of locotool, which allows you to edit the stats of a vehicle. For instructions on how to use it, look here. You need to change the reliability to 0, this will set it to not break down. Capt. Obvious!
Well. You dont have to set it to zero.. You can double the number (Ex. if 80 change to 160). to extend out the duribility or double the reliability of a vehicle.Jerrythabest wrote:Meh, that's cheating. They are supposed to break down some time, and you are supposed to buy (read: pay for) new locs once they get too oldTwiggy wrote:There is a tool by the obvious name of locotool, which allows you to edit the stats of a vehicle. For instructions on how to use it, look here. You need to change the reliability to 0, this will set it to not break down. Capt. Obvious!![]()
Really, Chris had to include some way to lower your monies once you've finished construction
But seriously, you mentioned locotool only 'for the record', right?
you could set them to no breakdowns and increase the running costs... a "more rigorous maintenence schudule" then?Jerrythabest wrote:Meh, that's cheating. They are supposed to break down some time, and you are supposed to buy (read: pay for) new locs once they get too oldTwiggy wrote:There is a tool by the obvious name of locotool, which allows you to edit the stats of a vehicle. For instructions on how to use it, look here. You need to change the reliability to 0, this will set it to not break down. Capt. Obvious!![]()
Really, Chris had to include some way to lower your monies once you've finished construction
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