Ever wondered how a new OpenTTD release is made?
How we decide what features to include and what to reject or how some people seem to know the "future" before you? Curious what it means that OpenTTD is Open Source? Or maybe you've even wondered what it takes to get your idea included in OpenTTD?
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OpenTTD 16.0-beta2 releasedBugs? Fixed. Features? Added. Time for a second beta release. The latest beta includes the following: · The game no longer crashes when switching between road and tram toolbars. · Depots can now be built under (very tall) bridges. · The maximum vehicle limit has been doubled, so you can set a limit of up to 10,000 vehicles per type per company. · Various other fixes and improvements, see the fu…OpenTTD 16.0-beta1 releasedWe’ve been working on some exciting new features for OpenTTD 16, and they need testing! The first beta release is now available, and we’ve opened the competition to create the title game for the next release. The first beta of OpenTTD 16 is now available with a host of new features including: · Trains can now drive backwards! ( read more ) · Multiplayer companies can be set to allow anyone to j…OpenTTD 15.3 releasedIt's April, time for a new OpenTTD version? Sort of. We're hard at work on features for OpenTTD 16, but in the meantime we've fixed a few bugs including a multiplayer desync triggered by train crashes. Fixes include: · Don't desync multiplayer clients when a train crashes · When a helicopter runs out of fuel near the map edge, crash it within the map instead of the void (which crashes the whole…