Competition

Competitions occur twice weekly in the TrainStation 2 game. In a competition, a player collects as many of the requested item as possible, in exchange for rewards, such as event coins, upgrade parts, or even containers. There are three types of competitions: event competition, midi-event competitions, and non-event competitions Pixel Federation TrainStation 2 Forum, Competition . When the competition is complete, the player will also earn EP, depending on which place the player ends up on in the competition.
==Event and Midi-Event Competitions==
These take place during event and midi events. During large events, the player must collect as many EPs as possible in order to get event coins. During midi-events, the player collect as many event coins as possible and they win event coins as rewards.
==Non-Event Competitions==
In non-event competition, the player must collect whatever is requested by the competition and can win various rewards, such as upgrade parts and train containers.
===Train Tycoon===
In this competition, the player completes as many tasks as possible, getting stars as a result. The more stars the player obtains, the better their reward will be.
====Tasks====
Task 	Amount	
Complete productions in a factory 	1 	1
Complete productions in a factory 	2 	2
Complete productions in a factory 	3 	3
Dispatch any trains of certain power or rarity to a job destination	3 	1
Dispatch any trains of certain power or rarity to a job destination	6 	2
Dispatch any trains of certain power or rarity to a job destination	9 	3
Upgrade buildings in your city 	1 	1
Upgrade buildings in your city 	2 	2
Upgrade buildings in your city 	3 	3
Upgrade any train in your collection 	1 	1
Upgrade any train in your collection 	2 	2
Upgrade any train in your collection 	3 	3
Tap on the whistles at your station 	4 	1
Tap on the whistles at your station 	8 	2
Tap on the whistles at your station 	12 	3
===Special Delivery===
In this competition, the player completes as many tasks as possible to collect as many stamps as possible. The player always get two tasks: one is in the player's highest region, which takes an hour to complete, while another is in the second0-highest region, which takes 30 minutes to complete.
==Union Competition==
As of Phase two, there are two types of competitions in Unions: the weekly competition and the leaderboard competition. A Union no longer needs to have at least ten members to participate. Just like in non-union competitions, each place has its own reward.
===Weekly Competitions===
This competition occurs every weekly. As of Summer Season 2023, they begin on Mondays and end on the next Mondays, each lasting 6 days and 18 hours with a 6-hour-long cooldown period. In this competition, Unions of the same league compete by earning as many SPs as possible to get to a higher league, with higher leagues earning better rewards. The top 5 Unions go up a rank, the bottom 3 go down a rank, while those in between stay in the same league. Each union members is rewarded the same amounts of Bucks and Union Upgrade Parts, depending on the union's place (e.g. if a Union earns and , then each member will earn and from that competition).
===Leaderboard Competitions===
This competition lasts an entire season. Similar to weekly competitions, Unions compete by earning as many SPs as possible. The differences being, there are no punishments for being in a lower place, and all Unions automatically participate, regardless of league. All Unions will be rewarded with Bucks, depending on its place on the Leaderboard and members of the top 25 Unions will earn a Legendary train with 100 maximum capacity, whose capacity depends on the union's place on the Leaderboard.
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