The player chooses a map and assumes the role of chairman of a railroad company. The player tries to make profits for investors and completes various other objectives while being hindered by rivals, random events such as train breakdowns, train robbers, economic swings, and scripted events particular to the scenario.
Most of the gameplay consists of building tracks, stations and trains, which are used for hauling passengers and freight from one station to another. Delivery revenue can vary by time, distance, demand, cargo type, economic state, station improvements and difficulty level. Companies can connect to and use each other's track and stations, so revenue can be split. Expenses include the fuel, track and engine maintenance and management fee.
The fuel cost depends on the cargo weight and the distance each engine runs. Engine maintenance depends on engine age and the engine's type some locomotives cost more to maintain than others.
Older engines cost more to keep them on the line. The track maintenance is solely calculated from track mileage. Personal Net Worth is how rich the player and the player can use personal cash to buy shares from different companies, in an attempt to increase their personal wealth.
There are also recessions and booms that happen randomly, so there is always risk involved in acts such as buying on margin or selling short. Company Net Worth is related to the total amount of assets that the company has, and this increased by trains delivering cargoes.
Company Net Worth can be used to build more track to expand your railroad network. In the base game of Railroad Tycoon a sole scenario campaign and 12 standalone scenarios were included. The Second Century Expansion added another scenario campaign, and 15 more stand alone scenarios. The Platinum Edition of Railroad Tycoon was a re-release of Gold Edition 50 more community made standalone scenarios included in the game, for a total of scenarios.
Britain Railroad Tycoon II. Scandinavia Railroad Tycoon II. China Railroad Tycoon II. Korea Railroad Tycoon II. Railroad Tycoon II has a much more broader range of locomotives than that of the original Railroad Tycoon, containing 62 locomotives in the base game, with another 5 more added with The Second Century expansion pack.
Unlike the original, locomotives are no longer region locked, and there are options to disable and enable certain engines to add regional flavor, through the map editor. Locomotive Specifications are much more visible and comparable for the player, with useful tools such as the top speed matrix, allowing the player to easily choose the best locomotive for the job at hand, instead of having take the qualitative word of a manual.
Other new features regarding locomotives included the implementation of sand, water and oil gauges, as well as more complex loading and unloading orders. Locomotives are a central part of Railroad Tycoon, as they are the force that moves the different types of cargo around the map to the industry and cities that demand it. Are you getting any error code or error message? Were you able to play the game earlier? Were there any recent changes made on the computer prior to the issue?
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