Knutor wrote: I disagree with you. It does block it, unless I destroy my station, those crossover exit lines are needed for two lane choosing to occur without a 90 turn. If that wasn't necessary I wouldn't be here. See I went down straight from the other exit, and eventually was planning to do the same there, as a work around, but just decided to give in, instead. Felt like a dead horse.
I find it hard to understand this complaint, From looking at the image I cant really tell what you are planning to do with this station, and I wouldn't expect the yellow player to know either. Yes you might have a plan thought out in your head which is now impossible, but adapting to a changing environment IS part of playing multiplayer.
Knutor wrote: The player made slopes serve no purpose, either.
Yes it could be argued this design is over-complex and unnecessary, but in all fairness the same could be said of the way you were planning to use this station. (sorry if that sounds harsh, but a single side entrance/exit will work fine, there are other ways to make an efficient station design)
Knutor wrote:
Why'd he put it up on a hill, to save diesel and increase speed? Being 10+mil ahead, I just don't see that as a valid point. In a year or two, he was going to win.
Why'd he have to go and kick a dead horse? I don't get it, with all that other open map, he had to plot it there. Just 2 players in the world. Seems like poor sportsmanship to me. If it is not a rule violation.
I honestly dont think there was any intention you ruin your game, and as for kicking a dead horse... I think it unlikely the player was even thinking about 'winning' in the sense of beating you, probably just thinking about trying to finish in the quickest time they could to beat a personal best, or score more points.
I do understand frustration of playing against far faster players, but I have found playing against better opponents is the best chance to learn something new and improve my own game, if i'm really impressed by someones network I will sometimes save the game and play around with it offline to understand it better.
I hope this helps in some way