Chronic Logic

Temporary supports can be loaned to the company for low costs, which would hardly affect the budget.  This would also discourage players from being creative and trying new ideas, as it would cost money should their idea not work.

It took you seven hours to beat the complex levels that come with the game?  Wow.  It only took me like one hour.
Then again, I'm pretty good at this sort of stuff, so just email me if you are having any problems with the game.

For my design, I have 2 deck tracks as close as they can get to the edge of the train level, and at the same height of the train.  3 heavy beams connect from all three vertices and converge halfway to the max length at point A.  2 cables connect from the floating bases to point A.  The single connection allows the deck to swing back and forth to compensate for the uneven weight of the train.  I'm not sure if this bridge would work in real life, however, because the Pontifex train uses the physics of a rocket engine, whereas a real train actually presses against the ground to propell itself foreward.