Sid Meier’s Railroads!: Intercontinental mod

Sid Meier’s Railroads!: Intercontinental

Sid Meier's Railroads! mod | Released Oct 18, 2007

What is SMRI?
Sid Meier’s Railroads!: Intercontinental (here in known as SMRI) has everything you could ask for: Tanks, missiles, cars, money and lots of it, speeds reaching 200 miles per hour, Military bases, horses, cows, cheese, and elfs! As well as train loads of other new goods to transport over twenty new maps. How long would it take you to play all this? Well we estimate that if you only played each map once it take you well over 21 hours, are these action packed hours? No not really, more like relaxingly addictive hours in which you forget to check the clock and realize you have to get to work, an hour ago. So in the end if you already own a copy of SMR it would be a crime to not install this mod, if you don't own SMR. Well go out and buy a copy, Steam sells it cheap.

SMRI 1.01
Sid Meier’s Railroads!: Intercontinental is now finished as of release 1.01. If you have already downloaded 1.0 pick up the 1.0-1.01 patch other wise head to our website for the full 1.01 installer.

SMRI 2?
Plans are in the works for a second version of SMRI. We intend for it to be independent from 1.01, in other words 2 will not be an updated version of 1 and will instead contain it's own maps.

Very important note
SMRI will not run if you have the Holiday map from Fraxis installed using the installer from their site. So please delete it before installing SMRI. Don't worry about not havingit since we've included it in here with a reworked XML allowing it to run along side SMRI.

0 comments by warll on Jun 27th, 2009

Even though I said in the last news post that I was leaving the community, or at least formally saying goodbye that did not actually happen. What did happen was I started working on the spiritual successor to SMRI. My intention for SMRI was to have every map included, this did not turn out to be possible and at the time SMRI was scaled down.  The idea being that there would be a SMRI 2 with more maps, as you can guess this never happened.  Since I do not have the programing knowledge needed to make, well, anything my new project is unfortuatly not a "true" succesor to SMRI. Instead I know web design, so to make a long story short if you are interested in playing the custom maps not included in SMRI then I invite you to head over to www.smrsimple.com.  My goal for the site was to make it easy and accesible to new players interested in playing custom maps. I think I have done quite well in that regard and hope that others will find it usful.  Now I bid aduo, I will likely be moving on, this time I really mean it, again.