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Ok a lot of this is wrong. Despite you mentioning TS21 over "Route Lengths" you clearly are talking about merging at Philadelphia or something....

I have to say I really do support this. A rarity for me when I comes to US Suggestions, I must say. I enjoyed NEC New York (mostly for the scenery...

1) Avanti run more than the WCML South, more like WCML Full 2) not all of them are in TS. If Thameslink (GTR), Great Northern (GTR) and MerseyRail...

Layers require the original route(s) and loco(s) being in the game. ÖBB is not. I agree with saltychipz#3569, you really should banging on about...

It's very similar to the way TVM works on the LGV Med. With the Duplex or the Class 395 on HS1, it tells you to slow down in advance so you don't...

I mean most people aren't exactly route builders, and thus couldn't care less about the editor. I'm in that camp. I'd mostly use the editor to...

It's not a case of right, I am, we literally just got the release date.

To awnser the first question, no, you do not have to wait longer, it will release on the 19th of August. Also, it is not extended. This was the...

When Boston comes out, so the 19th.

They delayed it once, once only, and that was to ensure higher quality. The price hike (not that bad unlike the way you imply) was do they could...

Yeah, that's a good point. I don't think the store quite knows that disks exist to be fair :D

Since when was there an article? And also, the route will release when it releases. As will the release date. Patience exists you know.

Games will say "installed" if you have you have it installed. If you own it and it is not installed it would show up as "owned".

Not really funny. They have chosen to delay the routes and spread them out to 'ensure' a higher quality of route. You, and most of us here, would...

£0, because it's 99.9% not going to happen. (always got to keep that 0.1% just so you don't look like an idiot if you are wrong :D)

Jeez, that's bad. Ah well. At least we don't have an 11 page thread on their game... Right? Right? In fact I don't think that's a fair...

Wow talk about bashing. If your looking forward to TSW's 'demise' (unlikely considering TSW doesn't only cater to Poland), why play TSW? :)

Exactly. Everyone knows Andorra is much more important than the UK :D

I'll just stick to TSW. To me it looks like a transport fever game on medium graphics, especially with the 'ICE' seemingly sticking out. The HUD...

I mean the good thing about the questionnaires is it's a good way for everyone - from the forums, Discords, other forums etc. To be heard. I...

Ah, right, my bad. Well, I would say that's TfW, because different lines are set up differently it's often different logics from situation to...

How on earth could the SWML be GWR when they don't even operate on it, outwith connecting at Southampton, Basingstoke & Weymouth. Really? I don't...

Well I don't happen to see FS on the list everyone's talking about, do you? Also I don't think that formulabee was even talking about the WCML,...

Usually changes when the next timetable starts, but sometimes depot runs don't do it, so it might be that

Sus! Just Kidding. I seen this and had to. To the point, To awnser the question, rat7_mobile, the Season Pass will release when Boston -...

Sadly, no. When pressing the key bindings it does show the location currently set, as if to try and change it, but has no effect. Currently it is...

As did I.

Good point, the principal operated does usually run their entire line. I'm probably in same camp when it comes to keeping up, I've never known BR...

They could theoretically do a "Regional" season pass every now and again.

I agree with Easilyconfused a subscription would really need setting out before I'd be convinced. However season passes are often good, the Civ 6...

LNER is still the principle operator either way. They run the East Coast Mainline from London to Edinburgh. That's the principal operator right there.

Well, send me to jail for speaking why don't you. Most people (Railfans or not) would say LNER first and foremost. Great Northern and such would...

Yeah but if you asked someone "name one of the ECML's operators" would default to LNER. I would (unless I'm trying to be smart.)

I don't personally have the game (Xbox One S here) but I really, really wish I did. It (along with TSW, and other games) are the main reasons I'm...

I don't see much wrong with mainlines, so long as there is plenty of options. The WCML South (EUS - MK w/ Abbey Line) or ECML South KX/M'Gate -...

(This is a bit longer than i'd usually write in a reply, feel free to grab a cup of tea.) With the UK, licensing is a mountain compared to that in...

On the Eras, I voted modern, simply my preference, I like NTP but I doubt I would really buy that many future BR routes. (I only really take an...

The closest I've been to an IET is Platform 1/2 at Glasgow Central The Class 385, which is quite a comfortable ride. However from what I've...

I think they are refering to the release predictions. It's what this thread has been derailed into...

Rating my post that you replied to helpful is just blatant ignorance of my point.

Oof, where to start here. I think most people (who have an interest in UK railways) want the ECML. However, I think most can agree, the whole...

That's kinda what I mean, it's still under construction, and operationally doesn't exist.

1) Read stujoy's post again, mainly the bit I put in bold. You have repeatedly question people's own predictions down when they didn't align with...

aglomarsale whilst your at it, how about you quit rating everything helpful, even when it isn't in the slightest. It's quite frustrating,...

Yeah that's what express means, it's 265 miles between Sunderland & Kings Cross, that doesn't include the line to Bradford.

You say "everyone" when a lot of people think it to be other dates. It releases when it releases, you'd all be complaining if it was released a...

Having seen a couple of other related screenshots - which show the files individually (the one which was shown was BNSF), this is what they are:...

Grand Central Rail (the one referenced in the image, and being talked about now), is in the UK. It operates (as you can see) between London &...

The British Open-Access Rail Operator: Operates Services between London Kings Cross & Sunderland/Bradford If you read the post to replied to they...

Wrong Grand Central.