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Yeah, just like SimCity
...
except for planning routes, setting fares, competing against (or working
with) other companies and most of the rest of it.

There is a lot in TT that seems to be taken for granted, like fare prices,
that could easily be incorporated into the game. And I do agree that the
scale is ever so slightly out of proportion, but *less* so than it is in
SimCity.


Paul Forsdick <fors...@bigfeet.com> wrote in message
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> sounds like sim city to me...
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> Paul
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> Dan Ros wrote in message <37c1e4fb...@news.freeuk.com>...
> >How about a game, similar to TT, but you have to build transport
> >networks within a city that covers the whole map? That would make the
> >scale much more realistic, at the moment the tracks and stations are way
> >out of proportion to the cities and buildings.
> >
> >You could build underground railways and tunnels, connections to other
> >cities or main line stations built by some other company, operate bus
> >routes and manage things like fares, which you have no control over in
> >TT.
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