Transport Fever 2: How to...make Passengers Happy AND you rich. 

hello, nice explaining! but the music was too loud

Thankyou, very informative. Consider turning the music down for the next one!? :)

Sometimes i love playing this game with the no cost mod. And then just building up highways and stuff for the personal transport car lol. It looks so amazing

I learned a lot on this vid. Thank you for helping a rookie like me :)

It is nice to see someone using more stops...I came here as most use 2 or 3 stops, and I was not sure my many stop strategy was not wasted. Usually I make a 3-4 stop loop, about as dense as your style. But I have 1 or 2 stops that share with another loop or have one on the next corner for transferring. For MossIey, I would have the north residential area a loop, the south west commercial area one a loop and then the south east industrial area a loop, and then have them connect on the main road where they intersect, instead of the one large loop. I am not sure if it is best or not, which is why I was watching. I did have a game with a crowded stop that was 2 stops from the train station, so I made a direct line to that stop but it never profited, 150+ people wanted to wait at the one stop, while 5 or 6 crossed the street to use the new rout. I am not sure why that did not help, as most of the people were getting off at the train station. It was nice to see that the people like to go from housing to commercial or industry. I don't need to focus on connecting my industry and commercial loops. I'll probably use a lot of this to refine my small connected loops style. It's really a lot of what I learned playing Cities in Motion, transferring over to this game. It's hard to say if my way is better, I tend to make profits so far, but I am still pretty new at the game, and I'll have to play around and try different things, like I did adding the direct route, and try to see what does and does not work.

Hello. Good video. Thank you for it. I finally solved my unprofitable public transport. This is how bad my public transport situation was: 1) I had 3 bus lanes in 3 cities which profits were -$30 000/year each. These bus lanes had forms of squares. 2) I had railway with train for passengers which both had cost ~$6 000 000 and profit -$1 000 000/year which length were 20 kilometers. 3) $25 000 000 of debt. 4) $500 000 of money. Thanks to your video I now have: 1) 3 tram lanes in 3 cities which has stations in living, commercial, factory areas which profits are $30 000/year, -$30 000/year, $0/year. 2) Tram lane which connects 3 cities which profit is $1 000 000/year and 300 people capacity. 3) $25 000 000 of money to pay the debt. 4) Growing cities.

Thanks for your explanation

2nd on the HQ vids. LOVE THE CONTENT

Great

Great video and good music, will watch more, but for me not music on a tutorial... I did subscribe.

At least the programmers got the actions of the people right, for we are all a lazy lot when given the choice.

The trains in this game are weird. I'm so used to the trains in W&R and TTD. The trains in W&R work similar to TTD but TTD was cool cause you could wreck trains. Also monorail and maglev came out in the later game and it was fun to tear down your old train lines and build them to increase profit and speed. I've seen people play the multiplayer version of OpenTTD version online recently. Looked pretty fun if you can deal with the graphics. I wish W&R or TF2 would would get an AI company to play against cause that was be so much fun. Sorry man, meant to just talk about train signals here but these games bring back some fond memories.

Stopped watching after 2:49 because the music is WAY too loud and becomes annoying.

Big fan. Any chance you could upload 1080p? :)

Yeah turn down that crappy music can't hear you .

I can't believe people don't like the music. It was too loud but it's great music.

turn the game music off!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Could not watch as music is off putting