You're given a number of lines beyond blue.
Both because the line is too long and because there's more chances for tail ends of the poisson distribution. Overtime, more stations are added, and if we keep blue circular but evergrowing, it will eventually hit the failure criterion. In a circular route, all stations are middle stations! Additionally, every stop you make has is the station that's always been waiting the longest for a train, you rarely stop a 20 person train for 1 or 2 passengers. That inefficiency harms blue line's max throughput.Ī circular route pretty much reduces the variance in inter arrival times. You end up stopping all the people who have been waiting for 2X at △ for one or two passengers, because the time between train arrivals is too short near the ends. Then you head back around, and make a stop to unload any △ you just picked up at ○, and any passengers that showed up since your last visit, a mere two stops ago. When traveling east on blue from △ to ○, you'll unload all ○ passengers, and pick those heading for △ or □. Stations in between the terminals and the middle have less direct impact on game loss, and but a huge impact overall. The linear line terminals are worst at interrarival time: trains have to travel 2X before train arrivals at the terminals. As we'll see, this is the best you can hope for. With X minutes to traverse blue line, the middle station is X/2 away from either terminal. The best case scenario is the exact middle station. As a player, you can't do anything about unload or pickup times, but how you arrange lines can affect interarrival and accelleration times. Below, lets imagine a linear line Blue with stations in order ○ - □ - ○ - △ - ○, and a travel time of X from west terminal to east terminal.
The end game trigger is essentially when the arrival integral over interrarrival time is greater than 12 or so. Passengers show up at stations on a poisson like distribution, and the trains model acceleration, unload and pickup times. I can't work out how well they work in a MiniMetro context, though.
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