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👍 Clear explanation. one question! Do you think it is wise to let your 3 or 4 city clusters grow at the same rate? Looking ahead to expanding to other cities, it might be useful to base yourself on 1 large city to prepare everything in that city for the cities you are going to expand to? At the same time, allow the 2 or 3 other cities in your cluster to grow steadily so that industrial slots will also become available there in the long term. If cities grow at the same time and industry slots become available, it will cost you a lot of money to place an industry in those cities or you run the risk that the term expires and the game itself places an industry in that city where you may not get anything at all. and it will cost you a lot of money to buy it, tear it down and install a new one? 👍

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Thanks. Look fram to next episode...🤠

Anything else like this really helps. Thank you

Not sure why you keep messing up your Express money trains with Freight trains on the lines. You are makng enough money ro not share express and freight lines 😊

With the way you went around the outside of the island, no way you can do a 3rd and 4th freight line between Budapest and Preburg. I would probably just do a 3 city cluster with the 3 cities on the right instead, rather than slow down my express trains. Off topic: Planetbase got a new upgrade to the Unity 5 game engine .. Looks ike you have some hours in that game as well. It looks a lot better now.

HELLO FRIEND, WHY DOESN'T THE ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE PICK UP THE CARS WITH EASE? I'M FROM BRAZIL, IF SOMETHING IS WRITTEN WRONG, SORRY.

I wonder if .. you set up a Luxury Line at 100% AND also an Express line. Maybe the express gets everyone else and the higher cost Luxury line, while few passengers, does not really impact express (it could be additive). I am going to try a sandbox with this feature and aee what I can figure out about doubling up the lines.

What an amazing strategy. And it is how real life business prosper in the debt money creating capitalist market

I got 724K on this one and I'm thrilled. Adekyn gets 724K and says .. this is very poor. 😊

Brilliant series

Thank you and can't wait for the next one.

When I had to buy him, his value was 56 million, the game artificially inflates his value based on the amount of cash you have on hand.

👍 Congratulations on your final score. Not equaling your own record, but still. My gut feeling keeps telling me not to place any warehouses in cities but at local companies and transport the goods from there to your cities. I haven't completed any scenarios or campaigns yet because I'm playing in sandbox mode. Until my problem was solved with the software "steamlaps" and my video editing software. But I can honestly say that this tactic is going quite well as far as the warehouses are concerned. Your network design is always top notch. I don't know what else you can change about that. I really enjoyed it again. Please keep it up. 👍

Significantly improved my score following your strategy. One thing I noticed is that money was an issue all the way through to the last stage when I was waiting on my 2nd and 3rd cities to hit 100k. I had suspected that you can't sit on a pile of cash and do well score-wise, unless you are waiting for a big move (such as connecting the veggies to the mainland here). While I initially wasn't a fan of the automatic lines, this campaign pretty much shows their power - especially in the end game when congestion is a problem. Most of the trains in this campaign's late stages were running full, and there were fewer of them, making for a less congested scenario. As usual, very helpful videos, and much appreciated.

I would definitely love to see what it is that is making such monster scores.

Thanks for another great video good sir 👍

Thanks for another completion. I miss watching you when you are not playing RE2. I would also like to see how the player achieve those big scores, but that does not mean that I may chase the score. I learn 't a lot from you when I started and have built on it a way that I now play. I also like playing around between warehouses and single trains and city trains, etc. Ultimately, I only have one goal in the end and that is to complete all the tasks and enjoy playing.

Yes you lose all the business if you liquidate everything. I messed up and did so on this one.

I think your current setup didn't prioritise making money enough. That meant you took longer to build the lines that you needed and you couldn't buy up the competition as quickly

Yeah, I knew your math was off on your population estimate--glad you saw the true total at the end. At the very end you said I'm gonna grow this cluster here--I KNOW you will look at the tasks and get the goods into that last city first, though! ;-)

The sound seems good to me. Watched on a tablet, TV and also lostend via headphones. Everything was good for me.

Thank you

The way u play this game,,is really amazing..

👍 Thank you. Verry exciting episode. 👍

Those express lines raking in the money

Normally I take the central ideas from your videos and do my own thing, yet wind up a month or two and a few points behind you. But this one, I was behind from the start for some reason, so I restarted and pretty much followed your steps. But I really struggled with money (and yes, I didn't forget my salaries - I do that first thing). I'm already a month behind you in this video. Not sure what it is - but I did have that Dover issue at the beginning.

Well, you have me addicted to RE2 again 😊.. so far I have 2 warehouses in Austin that are full (so 14 items since Ausrin is producing meat and steel). At some point i'm foing to need to do some 3 city clusters for the extra items above 60K population.

"I can't spend my cash as fast as it's coming in." We all know what's coming a few minutes later: "Hold my beer!" ;-)

Looking good. Thank you

I am always picking the wrong side when double tracking. Sometimes I go back and look at it AND still pick the weing side 😊

Good video! I suspected myself what you noticed as well: some raw materials don't level up and some cities don't get a factory unless you put one yourself there. Not sure if that's only in this chapter, usually things do happen. On my run I bought all the stuff early (wood, milk, veggies and fruit). Another thing I think you noticed: you made express lines between cities and they are pretty much straight lines. Why do some of thos lines do not get the express-status?? (while other lines which are significantly longer than a straight line do!) I remember someone mentioning your warehouse in paris. I think you might want to get rid of that to make sure all the manufactured goods are for paris since thats the main citie to grow!

Thanks for another great video good sir

👍Thank you. And we are slowly growing again. 👍

Great playthough. We played this one quite differently though. I did a bunch of warehouses and lots of city to city lines. You did the raw to trains to all cities approach. As always, you get the better score :)

Brilliant video 👍 learning a lot

Sweet, looks like we are going to start over and go through the campaigns again. I'm in 😊 (a couple weeks late, but that's ok)

Love this very strong episod

Good stuff. I said I was going to follow you on this one, well I did, but allready went forward (in fact I allready finished). Up until this video I had exactly going what you had. I must have goofed up in the later stages then because my final score wasn't a really good one but I did have a feeling I was doing way better than my first time. O well, I will start this one over (it is a good chapter!) and follow your progress on the next video's as well!

Thx again. Your videos are just masterclass. Next time I will disclose my absolute top favourites of your masterpieces in RWE1 and RWE2. I like to combine raw and manufactured goods, so that the return trip is not empty. Didn’t you say so in the last video? I confess to have learned so much from you and are so inspired by your videos. Please do not switch to other games completely.

Thanks Adekyn. Great watch and useful tips!

Is there a reason you didn't build a freight station in Strasbourg? Nevermind, you caught it.

It is always nice to have cities grow, but when they all grow at the same rate, the industry placement becomes a financial challenge. I have had the computer player really bite me on those. e.g. I did not have enough money and it placed something stupid like a brewery in a city where there are already more than one in the cluster. When I got a bit of money and wanted to buy and knock it down, the damn thing costs 4 million to buy - something without any production! Albeit, it is great to have double green ticks on all cities - such a feeling of satisfaction that your model is working.

I think you do not value your research points correctly. When you bought that Residual Value, ask yourself: how much is this worth? You will change trains ONCE, I think? For about how much cash? VS spending those research points on something you KNOW has concrete value. That "cornering speed" you got at the very start--I'd ignore that as you can't put a dollar amount on it. (And you almost always make even the curves be max speed. Every now and then you say a curve can be slow, though but really? Seems like a value trap.) Yeah, it would take an hour or more at the start to actually look and see which research you want and MAKE A LIST, so you follow it and don't just grab something quickly later on. This might be a way to improve your overall play and scores. ~~~ Then a callback to the buying stock of the competitors. You wondered if you should just save up the cash and buy them outright ASAP when the game says you can buy their stock. While that CAN have value and be correct, consider them as ALLIES who are HELPING you. IF you invest in them, that is. They are building value and cities and businesses (even if badly, sometimes) while you focus on your core tasks, but they DO grow in Company value. Usually. At least one of them--the others may stagnate. Trick is to know which is which, either from playing before or seeing which one has room to run and buying their stock in dribs and drabs. Saving the cash and buying them ASAP, you get a future task done when it shows up, BUT, you have made that 'dead-cash' to do it. If you had invested some cash in them and buyout at the task date, you WILL have earned cash as it goes along. A final point that I don't know the answer to: we know they sometimes DO buy businesses. They may even upgrade them. When you buy them out and liquidate everything, pretty sure you will be scrapping those businesses as well. So pay attention when you see a bidding war or notice a business belonging to an AI to see if you want that after the takeover, and consider buying and hand-deleting all the stuff you hate.

Thank you

I can't seem to get past 500K pop. Im trying to get a 1 million pop city. This is great info!

Good start! Your voice sounds clearer than before, I don't hear any other noise on the background. I thought I had a good score on this chapter but I'm not even on your list there. Time to follow you on this one!

Voice audio is great!!