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How to reproduce:

 - Start a 2nd Gear game in the year 1910, base city map (or any other).  Go to design an Inline 2 engine.  Note the rough cost.  Switch to Inline 4.  The cost is marginally higher.  Switch to Inline 8.  The cost is marginally higher.
 - Start a 2nd Gear game in the year 1911, base city map (or any other).  Go to design an Inline 2 engine.  It's quite a bit more expensive than 1910, but it's supposed to go up over time, right?  Switch to an Inline 4.  The cost roughly doubles over the Inline 2.  Switch to Inline 8.  The cost roughly doubles over Inline 4.

Expectation: Costs go up over time
Not expected: Increasing cylinders goes from a slight difference in cost to a proportional-to-cylinder-count cost in one year

Is this intentional?  It might be the pre-1911 years that are the aberration; I see that the 1911 behavior applies in 1995 as well.  Checked 1st Gear as well as 2nd Gear; the behavior appears to be the same.

Maybe I never noticed it before because it's my first game being a pure engine-design firm, rather than a vehicle-selling company, and with enough vehicle sales that impact of the increase in engine design costs become, if not a rounding error, low.  But when engine design costs are my primary expense, the sudden change is hard not to notice!]]>
How to reproduce:

 - Start a 2nd Gear game in the year 1910, base city map (or any other).  Go to design an Inline 2 engine.  Note the rough cost.  Switch to Inline 4.  The cost is marginally higher.  Switch to Inline 8.  The cost is marginally higher.
 - Start a 2nd Gear game in the year 1911, base city map (or any other).  Go to design an Inline 2 engine.  It's quite a bit more expensive than 1910, but it's supposed to go up over time, right?  Switch to an Inline 4.  The cost roughly doubles over the Inline 2.  Switch to Inline 8.  The cost roughly doubles over Inline 4.

Expectation: Costs go up over time
Not expected: Increasing cylinders goes from a slight difference in cost to a proportional-to-cylinder-count cost in one year

Is this intentional?  It might be the pre-1911 years that are the aberration; I see that the 1911 behavior applies in 1995 as well.  Checked 1st Gear as well as 2nd Gear; the behavior appears to be the same.

Maybe I never noticed it before because it's my first game being a pure engine-design firm, rather than a vehicle-selling company, and with enough vehicle sales that impact of the increase in engine design costs become, if not a rounding error, low.  But when engine design costs are my primary expense, the sudden change is hard not to notice!]]> https://www.ventdev.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4828 Thu, 07 May 2026 21:19:30 -0400 JC_Denton]]> https://www.ventdev.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4828 Great Lakes map, a 2nd Gear exclusive.

Today, an expansion to that is being released - Great Lakes and Mid-Atlantic.  Like its predecessor, it is for 2nd Gear only, primarily because I prefer playing it to porting it to 1st Gear.

Download it here!  Extract it to your <Gear City Install>/media/maps folder, so that the extracted folder is named "Great Lakes and Mid-Atlantic", and it has two sub-folders, "scripts" and "MapArt".  The name of the folder within the maps folder must be Great Lakes and Mid-Atlantic!  This should be the case by default with most decompression programs, but it is worth checking to make sure it didn't create a nested folder with the date of release.  Otherwise Gear City won't be able to load it up in-game.

The map:



Additions

Compared to the Great Lakes map, it adds six states: New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia, and Kentucky.

This takes the city count from 90 to 120, and the 1900 population from 34 million to 43.4 million - a significant increase in the potential customer base.  If playing with the "Limit New Branches" option (recommended), this also takes the branch-per-year limit from 3 to 4.

There is also a boost to the number of companies, which go from 104 to 114.  Competition may now be quite as harsh per capita, but the early game remains an ultra-violent nightmare!

Cities by state/province:

 - Illinois: 7
 - Indiana: 11
 - Michigan: 13
 - Minnesota: 4
 - New York: 7
 - Ohio: 11
 - Ontario: 12
 - Pennsylvania: 12
 - Wisconsin: 13
 - New Jersey: 4
 - Delaware: 2
 - Maryland: 4
 - West Virginia: 6
 - Virginia: 9

Recommended Settings

It is strongly recommended to play on Normal difficulty, with optional Hard settings.  This is because sales have been "flattened" to be closer to historical figures, with the result that compared to what you are used to on the Base Cities map, the early years can be an ultra-violent nightmare!  You may well go bankrupt on your first attempt, so don't be afraid to tweak the starting cash to give yourself more of a cushion.

It is my belief that the new production setting has increased the difficulty of the game, especially early on, adding even more reason than when the Great Lakes map was new to give yourself some extra buffer.

Beyond that, each company's starting funds reflect its founding year and longevity, increasing or decreasing its likelihood of long-term survival.  To keep these funds as intended, it is strongly recommended to move the AI starting funds slider all the way to the left.  This prevents the game from auto-adjusting (read: increasing) the starting funds each company receives.  With the default settings, too few companies will go bankrupt.

Disable Founding New AI Companies is also cautiously recommended; without it, new, non-historical companies are generated to keep the minimum at about 35 companies, which is too little consolidation.  But with it, you may wind up with one or two companies by the 2010s.  Hopefully you are one of them.

Otherwise, it is up to you.  I like to play with the benefits system enabled, the option to be fired, limited branches, and the import tax, settings that are defaulted on at hard difficulty, but need to be turned on manually with the Normal difficulty preset.

GNP

Where available, historical province/state and city-level GNP data has been used.  Where this data was not available, data has been interpolated from the most geographically and chronologically close data available.  In general, this means that the GNP data is more rich the later in the timeline you are playing.

In terms of infrastructure and manufacturing, generally larger cities are more developed.

Infrastructure Development

Thanks to FBS bounty #191, infrastructure now develops at a separate pace from general industrial growth.  Historical information has been added on the development of interstate highways, and you'll now notice a major boost to infrastructure as the interstates are developed, starting in the 1950 to 1960 timeframe.

As this information has not yet been integrated for the King's Highway and other provincial highways, Ontario still follows the gradual system of development that the U.S. followed in the initial release of this map.

Have fun!

There may or may not be future updates; maps take time, and so does playing them.  It took two years since my last map, so don't expect frequent updates.  I'm considering adding a few foreign automakers in the second half of the 20th century to spice up the level of mid-to-late-game competition, maybe as a second AI file option so you could have only domestic, or have Honda, Toyota, BMW, etc. invade the shores later on.

It's also possible that I'll do another map expansion at some point - New England being the most likely candidate, perhaps with Quebec.  In theory, the map could expand to the whole Lower 48 and Canada someday... but have fun playing this one first.]]> Great Lakes map, a 2nd Gear exclusive.

Today, an expansion to that is being released - Great Lakes and Mid-Atlantic.  Like its predecessor, it is for 2nd Gear only, primarily because I prefer playing it to porting it to 1st Gear.

Download it here!  Extract it to your <Gear City Install>/media/maps folder, so that the extracted folder is named "Great Lakes and Mid-Atlantic", and it has two sub-folders, "scripts" and "MapArt".  The name of the folder within the maps folder must be Great Lakes and Mid-Atlantic!  This should be the case by default with most decompression programs, but it is worth checking to make sure it didn't create a nested folder with the date of release.  Otherwise Gear City won't be able to load it up in-game.

The map:



Additions

Compared to the Great Lakes map, it adds six states: New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia, and Kentucky.

This takes the city count from 90 to 120, and the 1900 population from 34 million to 43.4 million - a significant increase in the potential customer base.  If playing with the "Limit New Branches" option (recommended), this also takes the branch-per-year limit from 3 to 4.

There is also a boost to the number of companies, which go from 104 to 114.  Competition may now be quite as harsh per capita, but the early game remains an ultra-violent nightmare!

Cities by state/province:

 - Illinois: 7
 - Indiana: 11
 - Michigan: 13
 - Minnesota: 4
 - New York: 7
 - Ohio: 11
 - Ontario: 12
 - Pennsylvania: 12
 - Wisconsin: 13
 - New Jersey: 4
 - Delaware: 2
 - Maryland: 4
 - West Virginia: 6
 - Virginia: 9

Recommended Settings

It is strongly recommended to play on Normal difficulty, with optional Hard settings.  This is because sales have been "flattened" to be closer to historical figures, with the result that compared to what you are used to on the Base Cities map, the early years can be an ultra-violent nightmare!  You may well go bankrupt on your first attempt, so don't be afraid to tweak the starting cash to give yourself more of a cushion.

It is my belief that the new production setting has increased the difficulty of the game, especially early on, adding even more reason than when the Great Lakes map was new to give yourself some extra buffer.

Beyond that, each company's starting funds reflect its founding year and longevity, increasing or decreasing its likelihood of long-term survival.  To keep these funds as intended, it is strongly recommended to move the AI starting funds slider all the way to the left.  This prevents the game from auto-adjusting (read: increasing) the starting funds each company receives.  With the default settings, too few companies will go bankrupt.

Disable Founding New AI Companies is also cautiously recommended; without it, new, non-historical companies are generated to keep the minimum at about 35 companies, which is too little consolidation.  But with it, you may wind up with one or two companies by the 2010s.  Hopefully you are one of them.

Otherwise, it is up to you.  I like to play with the benefits system enabled, the option to be fired, limited branches, and the import tax, settings that are defaulted on at hard difficulty, but need to be turned on manually with the Normal difficulty preset.

GNP

Where available, historical province/state and city-level GNP data has been used.  Where this data was not available, data has been interpolated from the most geographically and chronologically close data available.  In general, this means that the GNP data is more rich the later in the timeline you are playing.

In terms of infrastructure and manufacturing, generally larger cities are more developed.

Infrastructure Development

Thanks to FBS bounty #191, infrastructure now develops at a separate pace from general industrial growth.  Historical information has been added on the development of interstate highways, and you'll now notice a major boost to infrastructure as the interstates are developed, starting in the 1950 to 1960 timeframe.

As this information has not yet been integrated for the King's Highway and other provincial highways, Ontario still follows the gradual system of development that the U.S. followed in the initial release of this map.

Have fun!

There may or may not be future updates; maps take time, and so does playing them.  It took two years since my last map, so don't expect frequent updates.  I'm considering adding a few foreign automakers in the second half of the 20th century to spice up the level of mid-to-late-game competition, maybe as a second AI file option so you could have only domestic, or have Honda, Toyota, BMW, etc. invade the shores later on.

It's also possible that I'll do another map expansion at some point - New England being the most likely candidate, perhaps with Quebec.  In theory, the map could expand to the whole Lower 48 and Canada someday... but have fun playing this one first.]]> https://www.ventdev.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4823 Mon, 04 May 2026 00:58:29 -0400 JC_Denton]]> https://www.ventdev.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4823
After two reverse stock splits, with my share value at two cents per share, I got de-listed.

With cash dwindling, debts high, and no financial institutions willing to lend me money, I thought I had about as much of a chance of surviving as Spirit Airlines did on Friday evening.  With no other options, I pressed the IPO button again, and... was able to find new investors!

It didn't raise a lot of money, but I quickly followed up by selling the remaining 75% of the company, raising a few tens of thousands of precious greenbacks.

I don't really consider it a bug since what are the odds that a player company gets de-listed before it goes bankrupt, anyway?  I didn't think that was possible until it happened; always before, I'd run out of cash and been liquidated first.  But in this case I had managed to staunch the cashflow bleed by closing everything (while still having a 20-to-1 debt-to-assets ratio, and thus highly negative equity), and that managed to do it.

I'm curious if anyone else has managed to get de-listed?

I managed to do the same thing again after being de-listed a few months later, but the third time was told that an IPO would raise approximately $0, and was thus unable to issue one.  I guess the investors wised up on the prospects for my company...]]>
After two reverse stock splits, with my share value at two cents per share, I got de-listed.

With cash dwindling, debts high, and no financial institutions willing to lend me money, I thought I had about as much of a chance of surviving as Spirit Airlines did on Friday evening.  With no other options, I pressed the IPO button again, and... was able to find new investors!

It didn't raise a lot of money, but I quickly followed up by selling the remaining 75% of the company, raising a few tens of thousands of precious greenbacks.

I don't really consider it a bug since what are the odds that a player company gets de-listed before it goes bankrupt, anyway?  I didn't think that was possible until it happened; always before, I'd run out of cash and been liquidated first.  But in this case I had managed to staunch the cashflow bleed by closing everything (while still having a 20-to-1 debt-to-assets ratio, and thus highly negative equity), and that managed to do it.

I'm curious if anyone else has managed to get de-listed?

I managed to do the same thing again after being de-listed a few months later, but the third time was told that an IPO would raise approximately $0, and was thus unable to issue one.  I guess the investors wised up on the prospects for my company...]]> https://www.ventdev.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4822 Sun, 26 Apr 2026 15:45:44 -0400 JC_Denton]]> https://www.ventdev.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4822
14:57:48:
Attempting to save database
14:57:48: Pending:

14:57:48:
Exception Occured saving db.
file: C:\Users\gc\programming\Kompex-SQLite-Wrapper\src\KompexSQLiteDatabase.cpp
line number: 423
error: database is locked

In this case the database was locked because another program had a connection to the database open.  Probably not a problem for an average user, just for modders.

More concerning is that the UI didn't provide any notice of the failure to save, including for a manual save.  It should succeed in 99.99% of cases, but since this is a game that can be played for long sessions, I'd rather know if there's an issue saving than find out the hard way that my progress was lost in that 0.01%.

  Logfile - Error Saving DB.log (Size: 4.44 MB / Downloads: 0) ]]>
14:57:48:
Attempting to save database
14:57:48: Pending:

14:57:48:
Exception Occured saving db.
file: C:\Users\gc\programming\Kompex-SQLite-Wrapper\src\KompexSQLiteDatabase.cpp
line number: 423
error: database is locked

In this case the database was locked because another program had a connection to the database open.  Probably not a problem for an average user, just for modders.

More concerning is that the UI didn't provide any notice of the failure to save, including for a manual save.  It should succeed in 99.99% of cases, but since this is a game that can be played for long sessions, I'd rather know if there's an issue saving than find out the hard way that my progress was lost in that 0.01%.

  Logfile - Error Saving DB.log (Size: 4.44 MB / Downloads: 0) ]]> https://www.ventdev.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4813 Tue, 14 Apr 2026 18:31:27 -0400 Iron Tarkus]]> https://www.ventdev.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4813
  Seth 2nd Gear Save.rar (Size: 5.31 MB / Downloads: 1) ]]>
  Seth 2nd Gear Save.rar (Size: 5.31 MB / Downloads: 1) ]]> https://www.ventdev.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4811 Sat, 04 Apr 2026 20:47:12 -0400 Komo]]> https://www.ventdev.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4811 Sorting: 
First time on these forums but a feature I think is missing being able to sort components by marque in Gear city 2nd gear. The only way I can sort by marque when looking at components is by attempting to clone the components on the design screen. As for vehicles you can't sort by type unless you're in the showroom in which case you can't do anything to the vehicles, and have to bounce back and forth between the view menu and the showroom. 

In addition to that Is there anyway to fix the menu resetting after ending production for any vehicle or component? Or maybe being able to end production on than one components at once. Also a button to end production of a vehicle when ending the production of one if its components (Like ending production of an engine to kill off the car its based on) instead of/ in addition to the pop up.

I know i write a bit messy but I hope it all makes sense.
- Komo ]]> Sorting: 
First time on these forums but a feature I think is missing being able to sort components by marque in Gear city 2nd gear. The only way I can sort by marque when looking at components is by attempting to clone the components on the design screen. As for vehicles you can't sort by type unless you're in the showroom in which case you can't do anything to the vehicles, and have to bounce back and forth between the view menu and the showroom. 

In addition to that Is there anyway to fix the menu resetting after ending production for any vehicle or component? Or maybe being able to end production on than one components at once. Also a button to end production of a vehicle when ending the production of one if its components (Like ending production of an engine to kill off the car its based on) instead of/ in addition to the pop up.

I know i write a bit messy but I hope it all makes sense.
- Komo ]]> https://www.ventdev.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4806 Wed, 25 Mar 2026 12:25:36 -0400 panda]]> https://www.ventdev.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4806 https://www.ventdev.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4804 I used the save to start from scratch, redid my work on turn one, and progressed one turn at a time through turn 5. This time instead of a CTD I got a freeze on turn generation. Starting a new thread for this one because it has a new log file. 2nd Gear branch, v2.6.0.1

  Logfile.7z (Size: 167.83 KB / Downloads: 1) ]]> https://www.ventdev.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4804 I used the save to start from scratch, redid my work on turn one, and progressed one turn at a time through turn 5. This time instead of a CTD I got a freeze on turn generation. Starting a new thread for this one because it has a new log file. 2nd Gear branch, v2.6.0.1

  Logfile.7z (Size: 167.83 KB / Downloads: 1) ]]> https://www.ventdev.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4804 Wed, 25 Mar 2026 03:18:19 -0400 panda]]> https://www.ventdev.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4804
  Logfile_1_SessionAgo - Copy.7z (Size: 374.96 KB / Downloads: 2) ]]>
  Logfile_1_SessionAgo - Copy.7z (Size: 374.96 KB / Downloads: 2) ]]> https://www.ventdev.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4795 Thu, 19 Feb 2026 18:23:06 -0500 cavjj]]> https://www.ventdev.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4795
- Upon launching the game from Steam I got the following error: Failed to start process for this game: "An Application Control Policy has blocked this file." (0x11C7)
- Verified game files integrity (3 files were downloaded). Same error upon attempting to relaunch the game.
- A standard Windows restart fixed the error and allowed me to launch the game via Steam.

I haven't directly attempted to modify,move,delete the game files. No mods. I'm unsure what the three files were - if there's a way to check I'm happy to do so.]]>
- Upon launching the game from Steam I got the following error: Failed to start process for this game: "An Application Control Policy has blocked this file." (0x11C7)
- Verified game files integrity (3 files were downloaded). Same error upon attempting to relaunch the game.
- A standard Windows restart fixed the error and allowed me to launch the game via Steam.

I haven't directly attempted to modify,move,delete the game files. No mods. I'm unsure what the three files were - if there's a way to check I'm happy to do so.]]> https://www.ventdev.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4793 Wed, 18 Feb 2026 12:21:33 -0500 Big-D]]> https://www.ventdev.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4793
  Screenshot 2026-02-18 181959.png (Size: 369.02 KB / Downloads: 8) ]]>
  Screenshot 2026-02-18 181959.png (Size: 369.02 KB / Downloads: 8) ]]> https://www.ventdev.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4781 Thu, 12 Feb 2026 02:29:07 -0500 Electromechanist]]> https://www.ventdev.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4781
I made another chassis very quickly/cheaply to test this by putting a trailing arm in front and a sliding pillar in the rear. I then had component experience/skill for sliding pillars, but not for trailing arms.

Also, Design Skill is typo'd as "Desing Skill". Is there a designated place to report minor text/UI things like typos or inconsistencies that seem frivolous for a whole thread?
The settings menu's renderer selection "question mark button" currently states that the game is limited to OpenGL2/1.1 for Unix based systems, and that "we may get OpenGL3" in the future. Not important, but I noticed it. Feels like a neat reminder of how much progress has been made under the FBS! 

  1901 staaart.db (front pillar gave no xp).zip (Size: 1.36 MB / Downloads: 0)

  after checking bug.db.zip (Size: 1.4 MB / Downloads: 0)

  sliding pillar should have xp also desing.png (Size: 289.53 KB / Downloads: 4)

  front suspension gets no xp.png (Size: 262.24 KB / Downloads: 3) ]]>
I made another chassis very quickly/cheaply to test this by putting a trailing arm in front and a sliding pillar in the rear. I then had component experience/skill for sliding pillars, but not for trailing arms.

Also, Design Skill is typo'd as "Desing Skill". Is there a designated place to report minor text/UI things like typos or inconsistencies that seem frivolous for a whole thread?
The settings menu's renderer selection "question mark button" currently states that the game is limited to OpenGL2/1.1 for Unix based systems, and that "we may get OpenGL3" in the future. Not important, but I noticed it. Feels like a neat reminder of how much progress has been made under the FBS! 

  1901 staaart.db (front pillar gave no xp).zip (Size: 1.36 MB / Downloads: 0)

  after checking bug.db.zip (Size: 1.4 MB / Downloads: 0)

  sliding pillar should have xp also desing.png (Size: 289.53 KB / Downloads: 4)

  front suspension gets no xp.png (Size: 262.24 KB / Downloads: 3) ]]> https://www.ventdev.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4780 Wed, 11 Feb 2026 16:31:59 -0500 Eric.B]]> https://www.ventdev.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4780
I've released the first, and hopefully only, minor update for v2.6.0.0. There won't be any additional updates unless we run into major gameplay or crashing issues.

The next expected bugfix update will be either just before Milestone #7 or with v2.7.0.0.

There is a known exploit with marques and the stock system, I'll address it further in v2.7.0.0.

Here is what the update contains:
-Bugfix: Fixed issue causing AI to rapidly expand factories... for free.
-Bugfix: Fixed loading chassis sliders file crash.
-Engine: Improved backwards compatibility with the chassis slider files.
-Bugfix: Fixed competition not appearing in list in the Mega Menu District Branch
-Bugfix: Fixed car type not appearing in competition list inside the Mega Menu District Branch
-Bugfix: Fixed DirectX9 issue with Wealth/Buyer Rating Report.
-Bugfix: Fixed crash in Showroom vehicle info page.
-Gameplay: Adjustment to AI new vehicle model design output.
-GUI: Fixed resizing issues in Outsourcing/Licensing window.
-Engine: Added default selection if assisted designer fails to select a component. This should mask a rare bug where the assisted designer doesn't pick something for some reason.]]>
I've released the first, and hopefully only, minor update for v2.6.0.0. There won't be any additional updates unless we run into major gameplay or crashing issues.

The next expected bugfix update will be either just before Milestone #7 or with v2.7.0.0.

There is a known exploit with marques and the stock system, I'll address it further in v2.7.0.0.

Here is what the update contains:
-Bugfix: Fixed issue causing AI to rapidly expand factories... for free.
-Bugfix: Fixed loading chassis sliders file crash.
-Engine: Improved backwards compatibility with the chassis slider files.
-Bugfix: Fixed competition not appearing in list in the Mega Menu District Branch
-Bugfix: Fixed car type not appearing in competition list inside the Mega Menu District Branch
-Bugfix: Fixed DirectX9 issue with Wealth/Buyer Rating Report.
-Bugfix: Fixed crash in Showroom vehicle info page.
-Gameplay: Adjustment to AI new vehicle model design output.
-GUI: Fixed resizing issues in Outsourcing/Licensing window.
-Engine: Added default selection if assisted designer fails to select a component. This should mask a rare bug where the assisted designer doesn't pick something for some reason.]]> https://www.ventdev.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4777 Mon, 09 Feb 2026 03:32:24 -0500 ANiChowy]]> https://www.ventdev.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4777

There is no way to search for engine height which makes matching an engine to a chassis tedious and requires manual review of all options.

Additionally, the random button here does not anchor properly in the window.]]>

There is no way to search for engine height which makes matching an engine to a chassis tedious and requires manual review of all options.

Additionally, the random button here does not anchor properly in the window.]]> https://www.ventdev.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4776 Mon, 09 Feb 2026 01:34:55 -0500 ANiChowy]]> https://www.ventdev.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4776
  gcbug.7z (Size: 1.13 MB / Downloads: 2) ]]>
  gcbug.7z (Size: 1.13 MB / Downloads: 2) ]]> https://www.ventdev.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4775 Wed, 04 Feb 2026 11:39:23 -0500 Electromechanist]]> https://www.ventdev.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4775
I assume this has something to do with another thing I've seen, where I had a game collapse by 1902 because Eisenwerk was selling hundreds of cars for $22 at my branches, giving me 0 sales. Attached a save file.

  everyone has 183 factories again.db.zip (Size: 2.2 MB / Downloads: 0) ]]>
I assume this has something to do with another thing I've seen, where I had a game collapse by 1902 because Eisenwerk was selling hundreds of cars for $22 at my branches, giving me 0 sales. Attached a save file.

  everyone has 183 factories again.db.zip (Size: 2.2 MB / Downloads: 0) ]]>