I Became a Transport Overlord to Grow a Tiny Town to a HUGE City in Transport Fever 2!

You all voted so I dived into Transport Fever 2: can we grow Whitby into the City she deserves to be? Let#s find out! Enjoy :-)

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Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:14 - Game Setup
01:29 - Playthrough Start

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[Dalorian]

Hey bud. I just wanted to point out that by having your lines have 3 stops, you are causing there to be builup on other dropoff points that will never actually be picked up from. Materials are picked up and dropped off in the truck stops on the platforms connected to lines, and since you made 3 trips instead of 2, you are wasting a dropoff spot and resources. This will also cause unwanted congestion in the mid to late game. Your vehicles will arrive on one side, then drive around to the other side, causing congestion.

[TechyMantis]

I love Transport Fever 2, I love how modular the stations are. Really fun especially with UK mods

[HellDuke-]

If an industry does a 2 to 1 you do not need to provide resources from 2 industries, you only need to do that when you want to level up. 400 wood (does not upgrade) can be turned into 200 planks which is already 1 level up. And you don't need to do a stop to return, it will be wasted time because they will go back to one platform and then have to move again to the other platform to pickup goods. You can also set lines to use multiple platforms to allow for more trucks to load at once.

For Machines you could actually transport them back with the existing route and use the closer station for the trucks to pick it up to the city. This evolves naturally towards the late game, but you don't really build point A to point B routes, you build hubs where any goods could go back and forth and then would get distributed elsewhere. That way, goods will naturally flow where they are needed.

[AceClown]

Hey Biffa, super excited for this, hope this becomes a series!
I've had many hours in TF2, just couple of things I've noticed
1. When you connected the two roads about halfway in you used a city street and not a rural road, they have worse speed limits
2. When you do a line you don't have to specify that it has to go back to the start, it loops round automatically and by doing that you can create problems with platforms and pathing

[AdamHinckley]

12:48 you only need two stops, not three

[scorpianquking]

I love Transport Fever 2. Thanks for starting this series. Very very excited to see what you do with this. Thank you

[poida]

OH YES!!! i have hundreds of hours in this game love it glad to see this video :D PS nice start, you can have feeder lines those that drop off goods/ores etc at one spot then the main line is one that will pick up from 1 location drop off then pick up again to take back so they are always full while moving more efficient both ways.

[DISCOSHOEBOX]

Transport Fever seems like a modernised graphical interface of OpenTTD but I still like it, keep up the great content.

[QuestingTruck]

A small tip. At the beginning when you set up the first plank line you can set the route from the machine factory to the log camp in between the machine and plank factories. The ai is smart enough to have the logging vehicles bring planks back for the machine shop to pick up. Makes thing more efficient and lowers travel time. Its possible to make large distribution depots using this method.

[mybrotherjames]

Got this game in 2020. Watched just about all of squirrel’s videos on the game back then. 😂 there’s tons of mods for the game. I use realistic cities and auto signaling mainly.

[jezeijl]

i've been playing 30 hours last two weeks just this game, and then we have a vid dropped by Biffa.
Love it.

[benwilliams]

Never played this game but looks even more fun than TTD. Big yes to an episode 2!

[RoanRat]

Definitely enjoying watching this and would enjoy watching Whitby continue growing though the years.

[Jim.Hummel]

Super stoked to see you pick up this game for a series! It's one of my faves right next to CS1. I'm +1 on having bridge reviews!!

[donrebel]

you bet i need a part two
make it a series please

[LeoBBerg]

I really hope that more videos is coming from TF2. Fells like a good game that is a good compliment to your channel.

[Rescultir]

I would love to see another video of this. I've always watched Biffa when I need to learn industry stuff in Cities Skylines and this fits right in .

[userreview]

I’ve never really loved the transport fever games but I think the developers have a solid foundation for a city builder that I can definitely see myself playing. Fingers crossed?

[suddenshotty]

I love Transport Fever 2 :)
You should skip ahead to the 1900s, there is barely anything for the 1850s

Oh also, you can extend the platform length to hold more recourses then adding the separate buildings.

[andreasable]

My personal goto on a new map is to see if oil, proces, fuel are nearby. If so I will keep the map and connect it all. Makes you money like no other business in my opinion.
Anyhow, keep it going. I want to play the game again after seeing this ;)

ps
In my last run I had three rail lines go from east to west and also three from north to south. All trains could go on that without any problem. Lovely sight and big money was made :)