Guide to Anno 1800 OIL, ELECTRICITY, AND TRAIN LAYOUTS

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A quick guide for electricity and train layouts for Anno 1800! For more detailed info, check out the wiki!

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Anno 1800 is a city-building real-time strategy resource management game from Ubisoft Mainz. It is the latest installment in the highly popular and beloved Anno series, which started in 1998 with Anno 1602.

[invictus]

2 min video never thought that possible :) This is the stage where I always have issues

[snakeanter]

I find it extremely bad, the choice of having to install power plants for the whole city, it would have been better to have a connection like the water of Enbesa or simply that the roads had to be updated.

[Xynerorias]

I'm glad you took suggestions in consideration. 2mins is much much better imo. Very well done !

[gillking]

I really enjoy your short and sharp videos. They've helped me a lot. Thank you! I'm still struggling with electricity though and am terrified to start it in case I mess up my city. Would love a video that actually shows you placing all the buildings/tracks for the set up of oil to produce electricity. As while it's good to see them in action, seeing the set up would be great. I only have the base game so far.

[schland]

man I cannot remember how I found your channel but I started listening to your videos while working and it is so good / like a podcast on how to play anno!! keep it up

[addictedfoolgamer]

Great little guide. I’m still living off your easy grid layout guide. It literally saved me from dumping the game because I was frustrated at not fitting in things well and looking like a sim city.

It keeps me going 😄

[TheSonicfrog]

Ugh ... struggled with railroad layouts for a while, and finally did the single-track closed loop which also ran through the oil refineries. But having to connect tracks at both ends of the oil power plants made placement a hassle.

I really like the double-track with crossovers and trunk line setup, going to use that on my next(!) build, as it gives a lot of flexibility as to oil power plant placement.

[rathisuhh]

I mostly focus on putting my industry in major industrial zones rather than scattered across a city. But this is still useful for old world builds

[ozzie]

Thank you Sir for all those explanatory videos, it is really helpfull, just started 1800 a week ago ;)

[chocko]

El video que tanto necesitaba, gracias

[MrThefoxyone]

A year on and this is so useful, trains are so janky, first time I've gotten to them and they keep getting stuck everywhere

[joandersonoliveira]

thk u man. shot video, all necessary info, straigth to the point. i dont understand why people dont explain things objectvely...

[MaxPower]

Very very nice. Thank you. Effective and efficient, as well as informative. And I think much more effective than your 60 second video. Keep this up please.

[GoodbyeAngel]

This is super helpful 👍🏼 thanks Taka. x Foxy

[kimjrgensen]

Nice short wid clear woise so easy to understand. And im a stupid boy from Denmark

[sandipanroy]

I was looking for a more detailed video on train layouts and how does the 2 tracks work? I have been using single tracks the whole time.

[MrPhilip]

I love how you mix your worker houses with the industrial area! Maybe I can bring you even more immersion with my mod: "Bigger Smoke" which I just uploaded to the Nexus :)

[markjeheaton]

Once you become a super power take on uncle Edward and go to war

[thomasvn]

I noticed there is still an old bug with the oil harbour. I had it fully upgraded, and enough tracks to make sure the trains would not block routes, and still only two of the possible eight trains would run. I then destroyed the harbour and rebuilt it, and all eight trains started riding.

[MrCharles]

How do you connect the tracks, why aren't the tracks connecting????