It’s no longer financially viable to cart some wool from a farm a couple miles from a textile mill, because soon your supply will outstrip demand and you will lose money (or the wool will be shipped via carts or by river by the populace). RRT3 requires much more careful consideration of the information given to you by the awesome overlay graphs. All the train choices and the track choices are there, and you have a bit more freedom on orientation and position of stations. No real majestic mountain vistas to be seen since the trains themselves are bigger than buildings.īut the “more gameplay” part I disagree with. The size ratios in the game are a bit off though. I can agree with the first half about abstraction, though I thought the ride-along view was really fun once you had a really long route. So even though the economy is probably better and the graphics definately are, RRT2 seems to offer more gameplay. Plus putting in rail doesn’t deform the map in RRT3. RRT3 just doesn’t have as many good maps, and as cool as the “ride along” aspect is, it really drives home how abstract the game is.
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