SmatZ wrote:

Can you provide a savegame that demonstrates that behaviour?

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SmatZ wrote:

I can't reproduce it. I let a company bankrupt in a network game, and it worked as expected. After one year of negative bank balance the company disappeared.

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fabricator wrote:

OK I've attached two save games and a screenshot of the game at the point of the company going bankrupt.

Hope this helps track down the problem.

Attachments

• About to go Bankrupt, 30th Dec 1950.sav (239.41 KiB)
• Gone Bankrupt, 2nd Jan 1951.sav (239.32 KiB)
• bankrupt.jpg (628.33 KiB)

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SmatZ wrote:

In a singleplayer game, you will never really bankrupt. This is different from TTD and may change. (I don't know reason why it is done this way)

Is there any problem with multiplayer games?

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fabricator wrote:

Ah I think its possible the server I was on was using a saved game, that might explain a few things.
Do companies in multiplayer maps still vanish if left unattended ?
(I think that is an option on the server though)

The single player bankruptcy being disabled does have one flaw, the bankrupt company can never remove its roads/rail from the map. So if you load an old Multiplayer map. Or start a second company on the same map after the first one fails, you can't clean the map.

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Rubidium closed the ticket.

Reason for closing: Fixed

In r14750. When you are in SP and in the company that would go bankrupt it will not go bankrupt, but when you cheat into another company it will go bankrupt when the next quarter starts.

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