Scenario by Difficulty - Easy

Required NewGRF: This scenario can only be played with the following NewGRF files:

• Toyland to Mars Conversion (Toyland2MarsW.grf) Download
• Container Freight & Habour (harbourw_456.grf) Download

• Geography

Approximately correct; Based off height map data from NASA; Placement of lighthouses bares no resemblance to real lighthouses; Major TV Masts are accurately placed

• Towns / Cities

Populations are approx real 2001 populations / 125; To be included population must be greater than 10,000 in the real world (equivalent to 80 in the game); Towns / Cities have been included on the following basis

• all cities (officially must be above 100,000)
• all towns over 60,000
• all other cities (under 100,000 but with a cathedral)
• all county towns (towns that originally gave the county its name)
• other towns of significance (usually geographically significant)

Populations are within 15% accuracy; Locations have been approximated using detailed terrain maps and relative positions; 197 towns in total

• Industry

The following industries have been based off maps of centres of UK industry

• Oil Rigs
• Oil Refineries
• Oil Wells
• Coal Mines
• Coal Power Stations
• Steel Plants
• Farms
• Forests

More than 1 of the same type of industry per town has been enabled to allow more realistic placement; Banks are in all towns big enough (1200 population); Factories are clustered around the major urban areas, particularly in northern England; Iron ore mines are located in Cumbria and Cornwall as these appear to be the only parts of the UK with significant quantities of iron ore

• General

Mainland Europe and Republic of / Northern Ireland are not yet populated with industries / towns; Some industry placement may need revising due to large distances; Cities become very large in later stages of game, may be better to start with real population / 250 (half current levels)

Important Note: To play this map you need a special build of OpenTTD. More information can be found at this tt-forums thread. In addition you need several NewGRF files for the ECS vectors industries, which can be found at GRFCrawler.

• This is a true monster scenario based in a fantasy world. It is just more or less flat land, not much water, hundreds of towns and industries. It is very easy to play this scenario, it allows all kind of vehicles, also ships/tankers on the sides of the map.
• In the beginning it was just an test map for the new size of 2048x2048 when 0.50(RC2) was released. But is fun if you only want to play a huge map with lot of cities and industries.
• Cities have sizes up to 52000, but most of them are between 3000 and 20000 inhabitants.
• NOTICE: 4 GRFs installed => DB Set v0.82 (XL), NewStations v0.42, PlaneSet and GermanTramSet. You should be able to play the scenario without these GRFs, but a message will show up that they are missing. Download all 4 of them: Download
• NOTICE2: Scenario Download is a zip-file. You need to unzip it into your scnearios folder, it includes a version starting in 1920 and one starting in 1950.
  

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• Training scenario, size 256x256, six towns, some industries.
• I used it to teach some friends how to play OpenTTD and they now love at as much as everyone here of us.
• Simple scenario, towns in 4 corners and 2 in the middle of the map, perfect for laying down some train tracks, flying from one corner to the next one, connecting the first industries.
• Map has some potential for PDA-versions of the game etc.
• NOTICE: 4 GRFs installed => DB Set v0.82 (XL), NewStations v0.42, PlaneSet and GermanTramSet. You should be able to play the scenario without these GRFs, but a message will show up that they are missing. Download all 4 of them: Download
• NOTICE2: Scenario Download is a zip-file. You need to unzip it into your scnearios folder.
  

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NOTICE: Rivers NewGRF are required (or newLandscape v0.3).
NOTICE: To download the scenario, 'right-click' on the link and use 'save target as', then change the file type to 'any file'. Left-clicking produces a page of unincompreshensible rubbish.