Maryland

2009 July 8
by Warll


Map: Maryland SAM

Mapper: Jancsika


This is a 15 x 15 SAM. The whole design is based on Rodea’s West Sumatera scenario. All of the new industries that are in Rodea’s map are in here. New industries, new graphics of the old industries (much better looking). Originally this was a CIC type design and I have converted it to SAM.
Rodea created new industries, trains, traincars. There are new Ports, Offshore oil rigs, Corn fields, Cotton fields, Apple orchards (was Rambutan), Peach orchards, Bank and a lot more.
It is a very challenging scenario. You have to fulfill some difficult production quotas.
There are three different Eras with different goals. You will have to watch the track layout and probably relay them at least twice.

4 Responses leave one →
  1. November 27, 2009

    HOLY @#$%, this map is SICK. I first tried doing it with 2xAI and failed. I am now about 15 year sin and thus far I am on target but some of the missions are nutts!!!!. I’m working on getting fruitjuice to Easton right now (peaches and apples are on oppisite sides of the universe) ARG!!!!!. The only problem I’m having is the further I get into agame the more lag I get immediatly after I lay some track or build something. I’m running a Dual core 3G with 1G of Video and 4G of memory, I don;t own a single game that lags like this, I’ve lowered most of the settings in the otions but it seems to not help at all, any suggestions?

  2. November 27, 2009

    You can try using the “3gb enabler” on railroads.exe. In the past that solved a lot of our problems. But yeah the lag is pretty bad, and it only gets worse as time goes on.

    Take heart though in the fact that it is not near as bad as it was historically.

  3. January 12, 2010

    Port Maryland is NOT paying for Oil, And Highland is Not getting Coins.

  4. Jancsika permalink
    March 26, 2010

    Highland has to grow to metropolis to receive Coins,
    The oil: I have to check, It was a long tome ago……

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