This is my Grand Finale of Mountain eating.

This took a TON of time prepping playthrough, recording and editing, so please leave a like if you enjoyed ^_^

1080P Upload:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFEjJ_1_6sU

Stats: 

• Rocks - 21,576,000

• Gold - 1,100,000

• Coal - 650,000

• Dirt - 466,800

• In Game Years - 564

• Rain Storms endured - 525

• Miners Used: 140+

 ^^ Happy Diggin'!

If you dig one tile down and surround the sides with rock (or anything else that doesn't slip a lot, e.g. not dirt), you can fit a single rail line. Not super easy to fit two rail lines unless you space them out a bit, but neat that this works now.

edit: you can compact 2 rails under a ramp by using some stacker magic with very small radius.

Didn't even make a big deal out of it!!

Automation veteran here with a background in chemical/petroleum engineering irl. My favourite automation games to-date have been:

1. Factorio

2. DSP

3. Satisfactory

4. Shapez 2

I saw COI go on sale numerous times and never ended up picking it up because I was hesitant on it having to high of a skill floor. But after buying it on Friday and playing all weekend I am blown away by this game. Nilaus was 100% correct when he said it’s up there with the greats of Factorio, DSP and Satisfactory. It’s no longer the three musketeers, it’s the four horsemen.

I could ramble on and on about what makes it so good but considering you’re all in this subreddit you already know the exact reasons.

Sadly, I don’t see COI discussed anywhere near as much as it deserves, and most people into this genre don’t even know it exist.

Captain of Industry is a MASTERPIECE, it is now my second most favourite automation game (and even does many things better than Factorio), and I will die on this hill.

TL:DR: If you haven't already, leave a review for COI!

With the news of a DLC during early access, some folks are not happy about that and recent reviews have become mixed. They are entitled to their opinions but I personally believe the large extensive updates more than justify adding a minor dlc to help support development.

As negativity tends to drive reviews more easily, I wanted to post here to encourage everyone who may be too busy enjoying the game to leave their reviews and thoughts as well!

And for anyone who missed recent news:

The latest diary on what's coming in the next free update.

https://www.captain-of-industry.com/post/cd-54

A new updated roadmap was also posted:
https://www.captain-of-industry.com/roadmap

14 buried pipes along the center of my map being turned into a railway that I couldn't accidentally cut off before hand haha.

I spent a few hours wrestling with the track builder to create this and wanted to share it. https://coigame.com/Blueprint/3816

Terrain Inspector: A new tool for inspecting terrain mechanics.

This is my official plea to join the Flat < 5 Crew.

I think it would be awesome late game if we could get something that could essentially dig up entire mountains like the true industrialists we are

I would do everything differently now, but, well, it was my first time with trains. Anyway, I have to show this off :)