Railgrade Dicas em Nintendo Switch

Aqui estão as nossas Dicas para Railgrade sobre Nintendo Switch. Os itens mais confiáveis recebem o maior número de "polegares para cima" de nossos usuários e aparecem mais perto do topo!

Railgrades has been designed for you to make a map the way you like it. You have full control to customize your industry. The most efficient tracks are the ones that you plan out carefully though. So don’t rush into trying to build a massive production line and skip out on the small parts of it that help it work well.

You can also try levels again so you don’t need to worry about messing up on your first attempt. Take it slow, plan well and your industry should reach your desired rank in no time!

Time is of the essence as they say. You need to make sure that your trains, industries, and tracks are designed in a way to maximize efficient production and delivery. Efficient delivery is what will help you rank higher. 

This obviously doesn’t just mean having fast trains. Your industrial plants need to be upgraded and able to manage the number of resources you need from them. Your trains also need to be able to carry the load required.

As you progress continually load upgrade your industries and even build more trains and tracks. If you have a product that is heavy and needs its own train then build one. Do whatever it takes to up the efficiency of your plant.

When you build tracks in Railgrade you will quickly find that the tracks you build on the ground will run out of space. Trains will pass through each other like a ghost but this will slow them down significantly. To avoid this you have the epic ability to build tracks that are higher off the ground and are built over your other tracks.

This should help you have multiple trains running at the same time without bumping into each other. You can also build multi-level train stations in different areas for the raised tracks to connect to. 

To reach a high rank you need to make sure you choose the right train to help you! Certain trains are more powerful than others whereas some have very little acceleration. An example of this is the Boiler Engine. This train has poor acceleration but is reasonably priced and functions well on flats.

If you are delivering to a hilly area I would not suggest using the Boiler Engine. The are other trains you can purchase that will be faster. You could also pair two trains together. This process is one way you can increase the speed of your train but it is pretty expensive.

Over the map, your trains will come across some hills. When they hit the hills they will slow down. You need to keep this in mind when you first lay your tracks. When you are building tracks on a hill try and step the tracks. 

This should keep the train on a slight gradient and help it maintain its speed. Your train might just have to go a little further to get to its destination but better than losing all momentum.

To help with efficiency make all of your factories and resource facilities close together. This allows you to use one station to service several drop-off points. Take advantage of being able to have multiple track levels as this will lighten a load of deliveries on your trains and consistently keep production going in your factories. They should very rarely be at capacity waiting for a train.

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