![]() ![]() ![]() With the ecomony setting, you can start at 100 per cent potential and fully grown regions, or even 1 per cent of potential, say, where you'll not see a resource appear until a third of the game goes. You create eco-conditions where a certain resource might be produced in a place where there are people enough around to work them. And, place or modify cities to produce passengers and products. ![]() Then, you add events to modify the game - anything from randomly having your tracks washed out, to modifying costs and production levels, to having a great depression with great loss of potential income - lasting as long as you specify for the event, and with as many events happening as you want - adding them by year or other conditions.with the editor you pick your map from existing maps, or make your own. Somehow, in assembling the 50 new maps (there were 126 maps total), one file was accidentally copied over another, and so the Alaska map we were. But we made one (small) mistake when we assembled RT2 Platinum. After that, you create your map and the economic start conditions and game year. So we took everything that we had related to Railroad Tycoon 2, added 50 new maps, and put out RT2 Platinum Edition that summer. They'e worthless, and all they do is end the game too soon. In RRtycoon 2, the first thing you do in editor is get rid of the goals and rewards. ![]()
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