Imagine stepping into the world of Train Sim World 3/4, where the attention to detail reaches new heights. One of the standout features could be the meticulous depiction of trackside clutter and the gradual rusting of overhead gantries. As you navigate your trains through the sprawling landscapes, you'll notice that the tracks are no longer pristine paths, but are flanked by a variety of objects that breathe life into the environment. From discarded debris and overgrown vegetation to maintenance equipment strategically placed along the route, every stretch of track tells a story. The clutter isn't just aesthetic; it affects gameplay, as you'll need to remain vigilant to safely maneuver through these dynamic environments. This feature would add a layer of realism and unpredictability, keeping players engaged and challenged. The overhead gantries, once gleaming with fresh paint, now exhibit signs of weathering and time's passage. Layers of rust, peeling paint, and exposed metal components are evident, showcasing the toll that years of exposure to the elements take on infrastructure. These gantries aren't just scenery; they are a testament to the ongoing battle against wear and tear, and a reminder of the importance of regular maintenance. Another good form of attention to detail is platform clutter, busier stations should have dirtier platforms due to littering, and there should be more realistic platform clutter. By incorporating such attention to detail into Train Sim World 3/4, players would be treated to a truly immersive experience, where the world around them is a living, breathing entity. The combination of trackside clutter and gantry rusting would elevate the gameplay to new heights, offering not just a simulation, but a captivating journey through a world rich with history and authenticity and makes the game 10 times more immersive.
