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RE: SLC S27 Week2 - Let's Play OpenTTD:Roads
Well, dear, @sergeyk
I think this is a very low grade for the effort invested in the challenge. That's what I mean by saying you have to do things exactly as you say. I don't think it's worth continuing to participate if that effort isn't recognized, even if it doesn't turn out the way the teacher says it will. Thanks for showing me the game. -
After posting the post, I kept practicing, playing a new game, in desert mode, and I managed to make up for it. I started winning after 20 years, and in 492, the company has generated more than 131 million in profit. I feel like a real tycoon. I just don't know how I've managed to survive almost half a century later.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I completely understand your feelings — it’s really disappointing when you put in a lot of effort and the result isn’t what you expected.
Each participant was dealing with a new and unfamiliar game, and the purpose of the tasks is to learn how to complete them as accurately as possible — so that everyone can be assessed according to the same criteria.
The fact that you didn’t give up but kept playing and succeeded in your new game is a great sign of progress. A profit of 131 million is an impressive achievement — even after 500 years of gameplay! 😄
Don’t take the grade as something final — it’s just one stage, and your growth is clear. The game itself is very deep and full of nuances that reveal themselves with experience.
I’m really glad that the game interested you, and I’m sure you’ll continue to show even better results in the future. Whether or not to keep participating is, of course, your choice — the main thing is that the process brings you enjoyment.
PS: I also once spent a lot of time and effort on this big work — a whole day. I can understand the frustration of being underrated, but you just have to accept it as it is.
That's true, thanks for your kind words.
Week 3 is just getting started, so we'll see, my friend. 👍
You can even start with a new map — the one where you have a 200K loan. You make great drawings, so give it a try — I’m sure you’ll do well!