Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
OpenTTD is all about massive scale, but how far can we push the engine before it completely breaks? The game technically allows an absurd 300,000 vehicles, but actually building that many would likely melt my poor PC! In this OpenTTD Mini experiment, I test the absolute limits of the game by spawning massive, controlled batches of vehicles. By tracking the processing speed, we can mathematically predict the exact vehicle count that grinds the whole thing to a halt. Let me know in the comments how many vehicles it takes to break your setup!
🔗 Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJwZ046MDyeU
🔗 Hellish Info: MasterHellish.net
🔗 Support: MasterHellish.net/support
🔗 OpenTTD: openttd.org
🔗 Games on GOG: go.adt256.com/t/t?a=1578845458&as=2029991445&t=2&tk=1 This is an affiliate link. If you make a purchase, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you.
@MasterHellish : Trains, transport and tycoons: tutorials, let's plays, challenges, and interactive community fun!
OpenTTD Minis
A series of relatively short investigations, explainers, and interesting videos that don't quite fit into the spectacle of a full Let's Play or a typical tutorial. Expect bite-sized, fun, and interesting OpenTTD goodness!
About OpenTTD:
OpenTTD is a free, open-source business simulation game based on the 1995 classic Transport Tycoon Deluxe by Chris Sawyer. It expands on the original by allowing players to build vast transport empires using rail, road, air, and sea, with improved graphics, larger maps, AI competition, multiplayer for up to 255 players, and extensive mod support. Licensed under the GNU GPL v2.0, OpenTTD continues to evolve with new community-driven features and updates. It's free from the OpenTTD website openttd.org
#OpenTTD #OpenTTDMinis #OpenTTDExperiment #OpenTTDGameplay #TransportTycoon #TransportTycoonDeluxe #TransportSimulation #SimulationGames #StrategyGames #TycoonGames #ManagementGames #RailwayGames #TrainGames #CityBuilder #TransportGames #PCGaming #RetroGaming #MasterHellish #GamingCommunity
"Welcome to the Show" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/.
Video may feature in game music.
All other music by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com.
OpenTTD is all about massive scale, but how far can we push the engine before it completely breaks? The game technically allows an absurd 300,000 vehicles, but actually building that many would likely melt my poor PC! In this OpenTTD Mini experiment, I test the absolute limits of the game by spawning massive, controlled batches of vehicles. By tracking the processing speed, we can mathematically predict the exact vehicle count that grinds the whole thing to a halt. Let me know in the comments how many vehicles it takes to break your setup!
🔗 Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJwZ046MDyeU
🔗 Hellish Info: MasterHellish.net
🔗 Support: MasterHellish.net/support
🔗 OpenTTD: openttd.org
🔗 Games on GOG: go.adt256.com/t/t?a=1578845458&as=2029991445&t=2&tk=1 This is an affiliate link. If you make a purchase, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you.
@MasterHellish : Trains, transport and tycoons: tutorials, let's plays, challenges, and interactive community fun!
OpenTTD Minis
A series of relatively short investigations, explainers, and interesting videos that don't quite fit into the spectacle of a full Let's Play or a typical tutorial. Expect bite-sized, fun, and interesting OpenTTD goodness!
About OpenTTD:
OpenTTD is a free, open-source business simulation game based on the 1995 classic Transport Tycoon Deluxe by Chris Sawyer. It expands on the original by allowing players to build vast transport empires using rail, road, air, and sea, with improved graphics, larger maps, AI competition, multiplayer for up to 255 players, and extensive mod support. Licensed under the GNU GPL v2.0, OpenTTD continues to evolve with new community-driven features and updates. It's free from the OpenTTD website openttd.org
#OpenTTD #OpenTTDMinis #OpenTTDExperiment #OpenTTDGameplay #TransportTycoon #TransportTycoonDeluxe #TransportSimulation #SimulationGames #StrategyGames #TycoonGames #ManagementGames #RailwayGames #TrainGames #CityBuilder #TransportGames #PCGaming #RetroGaming #MasterHellish #GamingCommunity
"Welcome to the Show" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/.
Video may feature in game music.
All other music by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com.
