German Route

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  1. Noel06

    Noel06 Well-Known Member

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    Hi guys
    When comes an article for the new German route?
     
  2. Br425

    Br425 Well-Known Member

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    Expect a longer wait for this one, DTG have said that after the release of Spirit of Steam, there will not be any DLC released (by DTG) for a longer time than usual. Since Spirit of Steam is probably not releasing very soon, you will have to wait quite a long time until any articles for the German route come up.
    If we are lucky, we will get a hint in the next roadmap (next week) :)
     
  3. OldVern

    OldVern Well-Known Member

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    One thing I would like to see actually is a German route that uses semaphore signals. To the best of my knowledge none of the routes so far in TSW have these even in part but it would make a change from the ubiquitous colour lights.
     
  4. driverwoods#1787

    driverwoods#1787 Well-Known Member

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    You mean something like S1 Hamburg S-Bahn Wedel to Blankenese via Suhldorf. These German Semaphore signals have PZB markers seen here

    So is the TSC Wutachtalbahn Semaphore with PZB remade for TSW 2

    On consoles German and future OBB routes have to be done with a Keyboard to receive access to PZB Override Release Acknowledge since these do not work on Immersion controls. In the locomotive cab and German versions of TSW 2 these are PZB Befehl PZB Frei PZB Wachasm.
     
  5. OldVern

    OldVern Well-Known Member

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    Quite surprised to see them on an urban route!

    My preference would be a rural or secondary line, just would be a nice change when driving in Germany.
     

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