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Though it's a while to go. By the time TSW15 is released, the line could have a variant of the TS2024 stock Likewise the Bakerloo by TSW12. I...

I agree. We don't have a huge selection of high speed trains yet, so there's not a lot more we can say. In TSC my favourite high speed train is...

The option of random Timetable events. Nothing too serious, maybe temporary loss of power, computer glitches requiring restart of the train, door...

I like having a mixture, high speed, stopper services and freight. There's fun to be had plodding up a steep incline with a struggling 1,550 hp...

The dynamic weather is also being discussed at the moment on this thread;...

I actually think an extension is likely, the developer started trying to create the entire LO system but it was scaled back to a section. It's a...

Sorry to be the pedant in the pub but "Climate" relates to long-term weather conditions, the world is split into climate zones that represent the...

I have the same problem with the Class 306. I definitely would have traveled on one for a short time in the mid seventies but the only memory I...

You never got to travel on an HST IRL? I feel for you, especially living so close to the ECML. I think there will be lots of railtours...

In TSW.....Probably the HST because I grew up as they were being introduced and we all have a tendency to love the trains we grew up with....

I did a trip on the TSC version of the Mildmay Line yesterday and I've made my peace with the TSW version ending at Willesden Junction. It's not...

While I'm an Eastern Region type, I used to really look forward to spending time with my aunt and uncle who backed-on to the WCML just south of...

I know the 66 gets a kicking because it's the only modern UK heavy freight loco but its omnipresence on the real British Railways network is very...

I wish I had some artistic flare and the ability to build traction, my advice to all the youngsters in here. There's a modest living to be made...

Is it possible that PC TSW5 users are enjoying it more than console users? I'm in the former camp and have the benefit of access to some...

How would you feel if it was based in 1993 with a mix of 1962 and 1992 stock? Maybe with an additional 1992 stock timetable for a more modern...

To be honest, you could probably run TSC on an average-spec second-hand PC if the opportunity arose. But while there are some Third Parties still...

It's a great drive in TSC and there's an update to the Tonbridge to Hastings section in the works. I love the period you've set it in as it will...

All the sub-surface lines and 3 or 4 different types of Underground stock is a lovely idea but would probably take 2-3 years to build and cost...

It was originally released in TSC between Woking and Portsmouth. More recently an updated version was made that took the route upto Waterloo....

It would be a good route to have in TSW5 despite ATO through the core. I often use Autopilot in Flight Simulation especially at cruising...

Hi DTG Liam It's all sounding amazing. I hope they're giving you a holiday after all this excellent work.

I can't actually remember. I'm assuming not if I didn't notice it. But then again, I've driven on so many TSW and TSC routes in the last few...

I really love this route but the lack of any other scheduled traffic/traction variety and the lack of general city light pollution around the...

I'd personally vote for the UK variants. Predictably the 745 and 755.

I've still only played the UK routes in TSW5. I love both to be honest, though I think I've driven the 390 over Shap more than I have at the...

Completely understand, a friend of mine was desperate to move to Somerset because it's pretty and all that. She found herself in a village full of...

Not a fan? I'm from London and while Devon's pretty to look at and nice for a few days away. I think the slow pace of life would do me in if I...

1976 Riviera Line would be excellent, if the release went to Plymouth too, even better. The HSTs entered service in August 1976 and for a short...

My first train trips would have been on the District Line in the mid-seventies. Mum and I used to stand at Upney and have a guessing game as to...

LNER's social media presence is excellent and puts all the other TOCs to shame. Though I'll admit I'm about two months behind reading Modern...

JTs Chiltern Line DLC in TSC is pretty poor aside from the Metropolitan Line. I'm sure they'd do a far better job in TSW but it's a real shame...

There's a lot up in the air at the moment with branding, 3 TOCs are being consumed into Great British Railways this summer/autumn and there are...

I suggest renaming it Black Country Express or similar. As it wouldn't require any new traction I'd recommend this has a 730 for variety. Though I...

In a word "no". The modified pantograph work at Crewe didn't always coincide with repaints. As at 1/1/87 211/224/225 had new pantos but were...

I remember back when I traveled on the line regularly in the 80s and early 90s that there used to be scheduled starters from Liverpool Street...

I think this would be the best "Tube" line for TSW as you have all manner of scenery along the way and a relatively short part of the route is in...

I'd certainly enjoy a 4 car 378 layer in Goblin, maybe based during that few weeks when they ran alongside the 710s so we have more variety. It'll...

Don't forget. It looks like SWT is the first TOC to be absorbed into Great British Railways in about 5-6 months' time. In development terms...

I've said many times before, I'll take this route in any post-Electrification era. My favourite 2003 - Classes 312 and 357, D stock on the...

I'd happily pay £25 for a class 730 pack if it included both types with a 3/6 car Aventra timetable for Cross City (hopefully with a few 323s...

Though not in my top five, I'd love the Newcastle to Edinburgh section of the ECML. I agree that if it just used existing traction from TSW then...

I think the setting you'd be looking for is "East Anglia during the winter", cold, dark clouds, dry and depressing. If anyone wants to give me...

Just as a counter-point to my "I could travel to Brighton and the weather will remain the same", my trip home from Brighton to Essex tomorrow...

You don't generally get fog when it snows heavily, it's just that visibility is severely reduced because light is getting bent in all different...

The suddenly appearing/disappearing fog is a big issue.

This happen sometimes and that's because it's perfectly normal to have the same weather across large areas of a country with the only difference...

It's a great feature, but as someone who has been learning meteorology for the last 40 years and spends a lot of time looking at what's going on...

It's going to be niche developers who'll be releasing routes and hopefully new traction. DTG seemed to suggest they were looking getting back to...

My heart says District Line (I grew up traveling on R and CO/CP stock, watching Class 302s race by on the LTS) but my head says Metropolitan Line....