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#Mashinsky vs transport fever update
There are many things to consider beyond update frequency.I board reviews immobilien wattens miete globalization, but and. Mashinky might also be a much simpler game to develop. If Jan Zeleny has built himself a better platform than Train Fever was (which would be the real achievement for him), then he might be facing only a fraction of the workload trying to improve and fix things from here on out. They did speak of some fundamental changes. It's also very possible Urban Games have painted themselves into a corner and are now trying to rebuild a fundamentally performance-challenged game. Potentially there is a huge difference in how much processing is required and how complex they are as programming projects, whether you can share the workload with others (having to pay some overhead in the process) or not. I haven't played Mashinky, so I also don't know how different they are as games. Right now it's a meaningless comparison between an early access game and one that's been out for almost a year.
We'll see when Early Access is over and the hype settles. If the same is applied to Railway Empire, even not being those hardcore, signal obsessive TTD way of things, I would be happy. Tropico have stories and contracts and things attached to it (even in sandbox mode) that make you feel you actually rule a country and people like or dislike you based on your decisions. So, to the point, Tropico, even the modern versions, keep that alive. Unfortunately that did not make into the game and even in Transport Fever, we got nothing but connect A to B in more ways. Aspects that were introduced to the game to abstract the limits of a good simulation but even now with good simulation they are still a necessary part.īack in Train Fever the devs said they would have character you can choose and each have different advantages / disatvantes to the company. Just because they can simulate every person, every car and give everyone a job, a house and a place to shop, it doesn't mean the other aspects aren't important. You are god and they simulate ants that accept everything.
Decrease health budget, do you see any stikes like in old SimCity? All schools are full, did you got any complaints? You just made a neighborhood a place for bars and entertainment, is there any protests coming from residences in need of a quiet place to live? There is no reaction. What is TF besides connect A to B and look at cash flow? Do you even know your return on investment? (RRT) Do you know if you employees are happy? Do you know if stakeholders approve you? (RRT) They took management out of tycoon games nowadays.Įven Cities Skylines is a city of zombies that commute a lot. I just outbid my competitor, show his angry face (SidMeirs). Crime is high, show me a newspaper so I can feel how is like to live in this city (SC 2000). The decision I made to approve this law is making my citizens happy? (SC 3000). That abstraction makes you go deep in the game.
Games like SimCity 20, Construction, Tropico 1, have so many limits on the simulation due to computer power that they have to make other things to make you feel you are managing something and those are so important. Now, just because games can simulate every person, every mosquito in the city, the devs forgot that the abstraction is also very important. Those are all simple activities that makes YOU actually FEEL you are managing a train company. You have stock market, patents, cities requests, decent financial report, decisions about hiring a manager, paying dividends, buyout, buy/sell industries, etc. Now think of old games like RRT and SidMeiers Railroad. You know what I mean? They simple simulate everything and think its a great game. I don't really know Kalypso but I know, for example, that Tropico, unlike many modern tycoon games, are not limited to simulation. TBH I consider myself a hardcore player of train games, but I would not think bad if Railway Empire is more or less like other Kalypso games.
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