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Secondly, while the constructing of railroads takes an immense amount of investment in time, and thats good and shouldn't change, it can be interrupted by an ambush and regardless of if you're using two pawns or twenty to build your infrastructure starting again feels absolutely terrible, there needs to be a way to save your progress.
My solution to the first problem would be to not have the trains as vehicles and contain them wholely on the world map, this would be unpopular for those who like the aesthetics of the trains, or perhaps having them work a bit more mechanically like the odyssey ships would make them work like the utility they are meant to be and less jarring and glitchy, maybe making it so they can only "land" on rail tiles. I don't even know if this is feasible because I am not a modder.