CHANGE LOG
no longer needs infinite electricity
added sink button (under wireless desk in the bridge)
HISTORY
Built in Thunder Bay, Canada, in 1898, the SS Lake Ontario was one of the earliest passenger ferries to operate exclusively on the Great Lakes. Designed for reliability and comfort, she served routes on the great lakes, carrying passengers, and light cargo across the often unpredictable inland seas.
Throughout her long career, the Lake Ontario became a familiar sight to lake-shore towns, known for her distinctive black-white-and-red funnel and elegant white superstructure. She remained in service well into the 1930s before the vessel vanished without a trace. No wreckage or survivors were ever found, and her disappearance remains one of the Great Lakes’ enduring maritime mysteries.
SPECS
Built: 1898, Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Type: Great Lakes Passenger Ferry
Length: 62 meters (203 feet)
Passenger Capacity: 344
Crew: 16
Propulsion: Steam engine with twin screw propellers
Service Area: Great Lakes (primarily Lake Superior and Lake Huron)
how to start:
start boilers and condensers in the boiler and engine room or go to the bridge and switch the "boiler master key"
wait for steam pressure to reach 60.00
your good to go
Dev log 1: [url=https://youtu.be/refNnlmCcmQ?si=ztYAFykr4mdnDeeF]https://youtu.be/refNnlmCcmQ?si=ztYAFykr4mdnDeeF[/url]
Dev log 2: [url=https://youtu.be/H3pOL5JT5M4?si=eRMoLsrpw1rwKijB]https://youtu.be/H3pOL5JT5M4?si=eRMoLsrpw1rwKijB[/url]
Dev log 3: [url=https://youtu.be/HA7J3iDb_i0?si=IjURB4hR5ZOKVcPU]https://youtu.be/HA7J3iDb_i0?si=IjURB4hR5ZOKVcPU[/url]
