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But, what do those numbers you posted (2-2-10-4) mean? Just curious...

Play Railroad Tycoon, you'll learn. Cheesy

Great Series of games BTW.

Damn I miss that game. Goes great with a bag of weed (as do most things).

One of my favorite aspects was trying to bankrupt the other tycoons by manipulating their stock prices.

If you had enough capital to buy and crash the price of a competitor's stock, you could leave them forever bankrupt, unable to dig themselves out of massive debt. Fun!

What about Transport Tycoon... That what so far advance for it time!.. I remember the longer you played the slower it got!

The economic module of the game was fantastic. I usually played only as investor manipulating mine and all other stocks, trying to bankrupt the other rich guys, while having quit as a manager of the company and letting the game automanage it... Cool

Playing the market was a great part that I had totally forgot about!
OK, I have to dig it out now. I think I only have RT3 left so it'll have to be that one.

Anyone remember Transport Tycoon?... It was so far advance for its time. I remembered the longer you played the slower it got!.. Those super fast Pentiums was no match...

I never did try that one. I spent half the night on RRT3 and I'm going to have to setup a DX8.1 VM for it. I had it running but after adjusting monitor overscan while the game was running the thing went bonkers and won't fire up without detecting directx 8.1. Fucking h8 DX games. I did get through the tutorial as a refresher before the crash though.