October 17, 2000, 21:16
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Prince
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Can RR Tychoon be run on a 486?
I think my friends system also has 16 Megs of RAM, and windows 98
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October 17, 2000, 21:32
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Emperor
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Well, the minimum reqs say you need a P 133 and 16mb of ram, so you could probably get away with a 486, but it would be VERY VERY SLOW!
John-SJ
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October 17, 2000, 21:59
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Prince
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thx! 
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October 18, 2000, 11:52
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Prince
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I tried running it on my p120 back when it first came out, but it was incredibly laggy. I couldn't imagine playing it on a 486. I suspect you are in for a very frustrating game.
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October 19, 2000, 00:58
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Deity
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Is it Railroad Tycoon or Railroad Tycoon II?
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October 19, 2000, 04:02
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Warlord
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Must be RT2.
I remember the original RT going too fast on my old 386sx - 20MHz - 4MB RAM.
C.
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October 23, 2000, 01:47
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Deity
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Yeah, if it's RRT it could run on 386. 486 is way too powerful  RRT 2 on the other hand eats up a lot more resources.
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October 29, 2000, 23:40
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Prince
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nah you can play RRT on new systems.. my friend got a brand new comp (i don't know the speed) but RRT (the original one) runs fine on it.
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October 30, 2000, 00:53
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Deity
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I am sure RRT runs on newer systems just fine. I think you need to adjust the speed way down so a human player could keep up, though.
No, I haven't tied it, since I lost my copy (thanks for abandonwarez!  ).
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October 30, 2000, 03:27
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King
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I've just started playing Transport Tychoon Deluxe. Took me a little bit to get started (on a pretty easy level too) but I think i'm getting the hang of it now. I never played Railroad Tychoon. Tried it a couple of times, but never really had anyone give me a hand on how to play it. I always gave up and played something else.
How does Transport Tychoon rate against Railroad Tychoon. (the old ones) How much better is RT2?
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November 1, 2000, 10:33
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King
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Wow! Somebody is definitely a fan!
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November 2, 2000, 22:03
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Deity
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RRT is more fun than RRT 2. Maybe because the latter is just a slight improvement on the former, more than 10 years later 
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