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The concept is the same regardless of start money
you should never buy electricity. most of early income will come from electricity. you will get money 24/7 as long as you have the manpower and coal
To any new players, learn how the balance sheet works, click on all the screens, click on each line to see if it has other screens that come up when you click on them.
I use cheat mode to turn on Line Spacing, which does what the name says and spaces out your your busses, trams, and trucks evenly along the route. They will speed up and slow down to try and get an even spacing. This prevents all 5 of them show up at once and then have a long downtime until they all show up again together. Works WONDERS for power plants and other factories where you want a steady stream of workers. I don't know why this is not in the base game by now.
Id rather shit in my hat and wear it.
no point playing a game if you cheat in my opinion.
not so glorious.
there are easier starts such as rafinery sytle
not so sure to be honest, getting this working is a pain, requires alot of funding to get going, and loading speed from station to train takes so long you can potentialy loose more than you get if your not carefull. coal is more manageable, however when you factor in imports for shops this dosnt earn enough either... good game its fun, but annoying.