|134|Image:PSG134.PNG| The Wood Vector Transfer, one of the busiest stations in the game, by narc and Chris Booth.}}

|134|Image:PSG134.PNG| The Wood Vector Transfer, one of the busiest stations in the game, by narc and Chris Booth.}}

We picked a very ambitious plan for this map -- two parallel 4x4 mainlines with SML, with the drop/pickup stations at the loose ends of the mainlines. However, building the four BBHs took a very long time, and the plan also changed several times to remove some of the trickier requirements, such as "no mainline above the snowline", which was producing some very uneven mainlines that couldn't be properly connected with SLHs. In the end, some major rebuilds were required for the north-western stations to cope with the load. This game also tested the feasibility of using GRFs from [http://wiki.openttd.org/wiki/index.php/Bananas BaNaNaS], which turned out not to prevent anyone from joining (though often they needed help finding them).

We picked a very ambitious plan for this map -- two parallel 4x4 mainlines with SML, with the drop/pickup stations at the loose ends of the mainlines. However, building the four BBHs took a very long time, and the plan also changed several times to remove some of the trickier requirements, such as "no mainline above the snowline", which was producing some very uneven mainlines that couldn't be properly connected with SLHs. In the end, some major rebuilds were required for the north-western stations to cope with the load. This game also tested the feasibility of using GRFs from [http://wiki.openttd.org/wiki/index.php/Bananas BaNaNaS], which turned out not to prevent anyone from joining (though often they needed help finding them).

|133|Image:PSG133.png| BBH North-West, the first and most expansive BBH, but looking quite pretty. }}

|133|Image:PSG133.png| BBH North-West, the first and most expansive BBH, but looking quite pretty. }}

The map was divided into 15 provinces, which players then assigned themselves to. A mainline was also built to shuttle the passengers around the provinces. Sadly, the map proved too big (so people didn't have much chance to cooperate in building their provinces), and a bug with the Japan Train Set made the game unplayable for most.

The map was divided into 15 provinces, which players then assigned themselves to. A mainline was also built to shuttle the passengers around the provinces. Sadly, the map proved too big (so people didn't have much chance to cooperate in building their provinces), and a bug with the Japan Train Set made the game unplayable for most.

|132|Image:PSG132.png| Capital City's ICE terminal, featuring a sea of mail. }}

|132|Image:PSG132.png| Capital City's ICE terminal, featuring a sea of mail. }}

The map featured four separate cargo networks looping around in opposite directions: two for fruit/maize trains, a third for water trains, and a fourth for the massive (TL24) food trains. The most major problem with the plan was the difficulty people had in connecting everything up properly.

The map featured four separate cargo networks looping around in opposite directions: two for fruit/maize trains, a third for water trains, and a fourth for the massive (TL24) food trains. The most major problem with the plan was the difficulty people had in connecting everything up properly.

|131|Image:PSG131.png| The map's oddest feature, the so-called "compressors". The first one was built by {{User|Mark}}, the rest were added (and refined) over time. }}

|131|Image:PSG131.png| The map's oddest feature, the so-called "compressors". The first one was built by {{User|Mark}}, the rest were added (and refined) over time. }}