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Personally, I have no problem if upgrading my system causes a few headaches with my network... seems like real-life to me :)
They had an entire game, and people complained about it before.. and then it was shown in the beta for this game, but the fanboys said "it's just a beta, don't worry, I'm sure they've fixed it" and yet here we are with the same butchered and broken gameplay, that we had last time. This game, like TF is about 90% what I want, and 10% pure crap piled on top of that. Sadly the crap really ruins the experience. It did before, and they surrounded themselves with fans to pat them on the back during the beta of this one and tell them what an awesome job they'd been doing, and what we got was more crap. A paid patch, and not a good one at that.
It really wouldn't. In real life, stations or depots might be upgraded in stages, or pieces. In real life, upgrading a road wouldn't cause passengers to just run away or vehicles to hop around. In real life a programmer wouldn't be so lazy and code in proper handling of these situations so that the system didn't blow up every time you tried to change it.
That is definitely not what happens. You shut down parts of the station, rotating through the whole thing to avoid exactly that. You do the work alongside the station's current operation level (Farringdon Station in London is currently doing something like this). Airports do this constantly.
The game should absolutely not erase cargo (either from the station or from any vehicle heading towards it). That is, honestly, utterly ridiculous.
To avoid having to upgrade things like that, just go with a max platform size (and whatever tracks you THINK you might need in the future) when first laying out your lines. Ya you might have to take more of the loan from the start, but it saves you the heartache of erasing 200 passengers on a platform because its not big enough for your trains.
Either way, enjoying the living daylights out of TPF as it is anyways.
Sometimes (especially with trucks) if you have multiple vehicles hauling the product out of the station, and they are set to "wait until full" they can block access to the supplying vehicles causing gridlock until you realize (which may be a few years) and manually set things straight. This happened to me earlier and blocked my entire chain for years, causing all the industries to downgrade from 400 production to 100.
While some people say, just "fully upgrade everything" when you build it...
Unless you are playing on easy mode, cash can be hard to come by, especially in the early years. Paying to make things full size is not always affordable. In addition, some upgrades are not available in the early years... Electric catenery isn't available until the 1920's and High Speed track isn't available until the 1930's.
There is enough cross over between electric and steam that you can run your trains till 1925, then you just pause the game, upgrade ALL of your relevant stations to Electric/High Speed. That way you only upgrade them ONCE and only lose out on the payment one time.
Also, love the pic of Richard :)