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Posted November 08, 2016
Planes, trains, and automobiles. Also boats.

<span class="bold">Transport Fever</span>, the all-inclusive transport simulation, is available now, DRM-free on GOG.com.

Get 15% off Transport Fever until December 8, 1:59 PM UTC if you already own Train Fever on GOG.com!

It's 1850 and teleportation technology has not been invented yet. So for better or worse, transporting goods and people from one place to the other requires a vast network, lots of patience, and capable individuals with a vision. That's where you come in, fellow tycoon.
Build a transport empire that stretches across cities, countries, or even continents, and amass your own fleet of trains, aircrafts, buses, ships, and trucks. Wherever you go, cities will thrive thanks to your business, and your cargo chains will take you to detailed and dynamically simulated environments in Europe and America, as you witness over 150 years of progress. Both the campaign and the Endless Game modes feature randomly generated terrains and vehicles that behave realistically, up to the point of getting discolored with age. Construct roads, navigate the complex financial realities of the freight business and reach your ultimate destination: prosperity.

Grab <span class="bold">Transport Fever</span> and guide your army of over 120 different vehicles on the road to success, DRM-free on GOG.com.


https://www.youtube.com/embed/RipT1BBBIzw
Post edited November 09, 2016 by maladr0Id
Posted November 02, 2016
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clisair: I know that fully zoomed in the original graphics are a horid mess but the zBase, the 32 bit option, are smooth and clear. here is the load windo in both modes. You can deffinitely see the difference.
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IronArcturus: Sounds interesting! Is there a way to download this from the OpenTTD site manually? When I look under downloads, it only lists the main binary and OpenGFX/OpenSFX/OpenMSX.
The xBase I think is included in the download. Also the game itself will download assets from OpenTTD from within the game. Letting the game download them is much simpler than trying to do it manually. I originally thought I had to do it that way as well, but was able to get all the ai scripts and mods as well as rolling stock from within the games downloader.
Posted November 02, 2016
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clisair: The xBase I think is included in the download. Also the game itself will download assets from OpenTTD from within the game. Letting the game download them is much simpler than trying to do it manually. I originally thought I had to do it that way as well, but was able to get all the ai scripts and mods as well as rolling stock from within the games downloader.
But is it possible to download it manually? I can't seem to find the path for it.
Posted November 02, 2016
Oh well, despite my -15% user's discount on Steam, still decided to get TF2 from GoG...
Posted November 03, 2016
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Matewis: I've tried Simutrans, but for some reason the look puts me off. There is a certain charm to TTD's presentation that always pulls me back to it.
OpenTTD definitely has the more charming presentation and a somewhat better UI. That's why I often start to play OpenTTD until the local authorities and the more simple simulation annoys me too much and then switch to Simutrans. I would like to have a combination of the TTD graphics and interface and the Simutrans simulation engine.
Posted November 04, 2016
Nevermind.
Post edited November 04, 2016 by Matruchus
Posted November 04, 2016
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Matruchus: Contact gog.com so that they can give you the missing 15% since gog meanwhile fixed the missing discount. I guess you will get some Wallet funds back.
He doesn't have Train Fever on GOG:
https://www.gog.com/forum/general/preorder_transport_fever_27c60/post34
Posted November 04, 2016
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Matruchus: Contact gog.com so that they can give you the missing 15% since gog meanwhile fixed the missing discount. I guess you will get some Wallet funds back.
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Grargar: He doesn't have Train Fever on GOG:
https://www.gog.com/forum/general/preorder_transport_fever_27c60/post34
Yeah, I understand now. Somehow I thought he had it. Ah, well. Reading too fast again.

Eitherway, 4 more days left to the release, yey.
Post edited November 04, 2016 by Matruchus
Posted November 07, 2016
I've been watching one particular let's play series that's been pretty fun to follow, while allowing for skipping over some of the boring bits. This guy isn't the greatest player, which he readily admits, making some rather daft decisions, but it's kind of entertaining watching him bumble along. I still wonder how he was able to crank out 16 30-50 minute episodes in a week, yet he's barely gotten to the 1930s so far. He mustn't get much sleep.

Anyway, the game does look much improved over Train Fever. Many of the first game's faults seems to have been addressed, so that's good. The way industry works now is especially a giant plus. Looks like it still has its imperfections, but I wasn't expecting an immaculate product.

Yes, I'm very much looking forward to playing my copy I already pre-ordered, which is a rare thing for me to do... That is, if I can tear myself away from The Witcher 3 long enough. ;)
Post edited November 07, 2016 by mistermumbles
Posted November 07, 2016
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mistermumbles: I've been watching one particular let's play series that's been pretty fun to follow, while allowing for skipping over some of the boring bits. This guy isn't the greatest player, which he readily admits, making some rather daft decisions, but it's kind of entertaining watching him bumble along. I still wonder how he was able to crank out 16 30-50 minute episodes in a week, yet he's barely gotten to the 1930s so far. He mustn't get much sleep.

Anyway, the game does look much improved over Train Fever. Many of the first game's faults seems to have been addressed, so that's good. The way industry works now is especially a giant plus. Looks like it still has its imperfections, but I wasn't expecting an immaculate product.

Yes, I'm very much looking forward to playing my copy I already pre-ordered, which is a rare thing for me to do... That is, if I can tear myself away from The Witcher 3 long enough. ;)
Skye Storme is pretty awesome!
I used to watch him play Cities Skylines and Banished before I got them. Very entertaining chap!.
Now I'm getting my TpF fix before its release tomorrow. Really can't wait!
Posted November 08, 2016
Quick question - why does it say it will be released on Steam in approximately 9 hours, whereas on GoG it says 22h+?
Posted November 08, 2016
Oh, already released? It showed 13 hours to release an hour ago. Eitherway, downloading now and can't wait to play it.

Thanks again to Urban games for making a Linux version of Transport Fever and Train Fever.

Edit: Linux version seems to be broken. Can't launch the game :/ It crashes before loading the game at all.
Post edited November 08, 2016 by Matruchus
Posted November 08, 2016
After watching hours of gameplay by other people, the vehicles in Transport Fever look really jerky, and tons of micro stutter is going on.

Can anyone who has played Transport Fever tell me how bad / distracting this is?

This is the biggest thing stopping me from buying the game right now.
Posted November 08, 2016
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Antoni_Fox: After watching hours of gameplay by other people, the vehicles in Transport Fever look really jerky, and tons of micro stutter is going on.

Can anyone who has played Transport Fever tell me how bad / distracting this is?

This is the biggest thing stopping me from buying the game right now.
I had no issues in TrainFever, but my machine it not that bad either. Very large maps did get laggy at times.

Since TransportFever has three times wider maps than TrainFever, I wonder myself.
Posted November 08, 2016
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Matruchus: Oh, already released? It showed 13 hours to release an hour ago. Eitherway, downloading now and can't wait to play it.

Thanks again to Urban games for making a Linux version of Transport Fever and Train Fever.

Edit: Linux version seems to be broken. Can't launch the game :/ It crashes before loading the game at all.
Hi,
I tried the linux build and it worked with my system. What error do you get when you start the game in the terminal?

My OS is OpenSuse 13.2, by the way.
Posted November 08, 2016
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dmsoxid: I tried the linux build and it worked with my system. What error do you get when you start the game in the terminal?

My OS is OpenSuse 13.2, by the way.
Linux Mint 17.3 and I already emailed the devs about it. Otherwise the game crashes automatically on launch and it doesn't load at all. I get this in terminal: Segmentation fault

I don't know. The devs think its an opengl problem.
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