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In the version currently available you'll be strapped for cash (press.

Find at least two of one type and build either a brewery or a lumber mill in the nearest city. Farms are found in the Gensokyoian countryside while logging camps are found in places like the Great Youkai Forest or the Forest of Magic. I recommend choosing between rice\grain farms (for breweries) or logging camps (for lumber mill). Pause the game and look at the farms, mines, and camps strewn across the map.So even though its odd to make a Touhou themed RT3 map for the minority of people (as far as you guys are concerned) who have this game, I have made a strategy guide for this map. As of Version 2, Youkai Incidents can randomly happen with a negative effect (Reduced Passengers\Factory productivity, having to pay Reimu), Also newspaper pop-ups will appear around the times of certain events (The creation of the Great Hakurei Barrier, events of the Windows games). The locomotives that are available are a mix of Asian, European, and American locomotives (so you can get the A1 Pacific, a GG1, and the Shinkanshen to name a few). From time to time, Eiki Shiki will come about in a randomized event (you can either bribe her with 250K of your own money or listen to her, which lowers productivity for a year). Events happen from time to time (and more will be added with each new update of this map), the currently available ones is when you connect the Human Village (which increases passengers), connect Kappa Valley (You can choose between getting the F3, decreased load\unload times, increased locomotive speed and pulling power or increased reliability),Ĭonnecting the Moriya and Hakurei shrines (you have a choice of supporting either shrine: supporting the Moriya Shrine gives you cheaper locomotives and the Hakurei Shrine gives you cheaper stations), connecting Hakugyokurou increases the prices of all food cargo ('cause Yuyuko). The minimum start date is 1885 (Gensokyo's creation) and the maximum start date is 2015, but the default is 1955.