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Multitype vehicle stations in OpenTTD

Be careful how you serve some of your stations. Although putting everything you can get (buses, trains, planes, ships) into one station means that you can handle a large amount of passengers or goods traffic, make sure that you are careful not to take the goodies away that money-generating long route that’s been keeping you going. Sometimes, a few buses can empty a station so that a train can take forever to build up a full load.

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Up your rating in OpenTTD

Bribing costs a lot and sometimes you get found out. Plant many trees around a town to increase your rating if possible.

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OpenTTD quick tip about trees and buildings

Press x when ingame to enable or disable trees and buildings transparency. See screenshots below.

openttd screenshots press x transparent trees buildings 1a 470x295 OpenTTD quick tip about trees and buildings

openttd screenshots press x transparent trees buildings 1b 470x299 OpenTTD quick tip about trees and buildings

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Quick tip about brigdes in OpenTTD

Remember to upgrade your bridges as the game progresses. At the start of the game, cheap bridges can suffice and save you lots of money, but once the new, stronger bridges appear there’s no point having a 200mph train having to slow to 20mph to cross a rickety old wooden bridge!

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