How does freight work? Transport Fever 2 | 5 Minute Masterclass Tutorial and Guide
The new freight and cargo system in Transport Fever 2 is a little different to previous Fever games. In this quick guide and tutorial I'll demonstrate the new system in action along with some pointers on how to make it work effectively. If you're a veteran Transport Fever player, despair not! The new freight system is not only less fussy than previously but it's both easier to manage and more challenging to use effectively. Far from cargo hubs being a thing of the past, they're now more important than ever!
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(*) - Today's secret: I genuinely like the new approach, it makes the use of freight dependent on advance planning. Something I'm particularly brilliant at.