Merry Christmas/Happy holiday of choice to everyone!
Can we get Train to Busan zombies as a mastery reward?
I remember that also, but that's not quite the same as emptying the offices of tech staff. However, if it makes you feel better, here's the...
I just had a random thought. When starting a life change of some sort, like working out, a new diet, taking a class, or what have you, it's...
In the U.S., we have quite a few makers of custom jigsaw puzzles from photos, including the big international jigsaw maker Ravensburger. Possibly...
TSW uses a version of UE4 that has been very heavily modified for their purposes, including features backported from UE5. It would not be a...
That brings up a question: Just out of curiosity, do you know how many voters there were in the previous two Cups?
Well, also worth remembering then that TSW6 was only released about 2 1/2 months ago. It's not like the finish line is already in sight.
Here's a thread from two years ago in which Matt goes into some detail on FSR/DLSS....
I can think of one reason to announce early: Letting potential and actual third parties know that a particular route is spoken for, as it were,...
Enough people choose "none of the above", that's what we'll get. Then we will of course have the spectacle of people complaining that DTG...
From fake reviews to fake butter....
I was just thinking about her today when I was near a Metra station and saw the incoming push-mode train do a Nat, with the first four of five...
Clearly you need a Lego Death Star big enough to move yourself and your stuff into.
Regarding player numbers, a few years ago Sam mentioned that the player bases on PC, XBox family, and PS family were almost exactly a 1/3 each...
To clarify, my intent was to point out how a statement can be spun into a similar but very different one that better suits the spinner.
These two statements are not the same.
I've pretty much given up on this. Somehow of=have has become its own pandemic.
Like this, or did you mean something else?
Jan directly addressed forum vs Discord not long ago.
Two things come immediately to mind: 1) While IRL you can pretty much drop a loco on a pair of rails and it will roll if it has power, in a game...
This was a case of six of one, half dozen of the other. The problem was that with a single master loco, any change has to then be tested on every...
Forum, definitely. IIRC, some DTG staff also posted that they enjoyed the tournament last time, so I imagine they'll cut you some slack. I'm...
It's not being defensive of a game dev; it's checking the obvious ("Is the printer that's not working powered on?") in the absence of any...
If you Google it, you'll see that this error does happen with more than one game and with seemingly plenty of space available. FredElliott's...
Dunno, multiple polls in a thread would mean having to find the poll you want buried in all the messages. Much easier to have the one poll at the...
Looking forward to this very much. A year's worth of new DLCs, plus whatever natural forum turnover has occurred, should add enough freshness to...
Sure, mix & match dominates, but it was noticeable that in the midst of that, a CSX loco was only followed by CSX equipment, so that felt more...
IIRC, the lack of weathering being a licensing thing was stated outright on a stream quite a while back. At least some rail companies want their...
Well, technically, your 70th birthday is the end of your 70th year, so you're over 70 from that point.
There's a joke: Brits think 100 miles is a long distance, and Americans think 100 years is a long time.
I remember seeing an article on things that surprise foreign visitors to the U.S., and one of them was the sheer size of the country. One travel...
This is the thing I think; that UE5 is still being actively developed. My guess would be that DTG's experience with even small point updates to...
Maybe we should change the term for perfectionism from "rivet counting" to "casting shade". :) Your first sentence is my own approach also, but...
DTG has talked about the unsuitablility of YouTube sounds before, and possibly about legal issues with lifting someone else's work for their use...
I could swear I remember DTG sending a DLC back to Rivet or someone for more work and even mentioning it in a stream. If I'm not imagining that,...
One big sticking point has always been accurate sounds, which won't happen without access. They can fudge in a fictional game at a level that the...
It's like being bilingual in the same language; we already know the words, but they mean different things.
I think in UK English, going on vacation is called going on holiday.
Pretty sure the public-facing team at the expo is not also the devs working on the patches.
Obligatory Alaska Railroad mastery reward suggestion. [ATTACH]
Seems odd to keep speaking in first person about something you're not actually affiliated with. Your statement at the end of your last post about...
I wonder how much of that is the supply issued COVID caused, where the 9th gen consoles took quite a while after launch to become easily findable...
Yeah, I don't get that. If DTG doesn't have a problem with a competing train sim being talked up on their forum (and if the Simrail people...
Thanks for the info! Could anyone point me to where the explanation was given, please? I'm pretty sure it's been stated that the in-house editor...
What I don't get, and has never been answered when I've asked, is why the editor that was released is seemingly so much less usable than the one...
To those of you always complaining about rivets and color shades, this is where your pursuit of absolute authenticity has brought us.
Seems to be a British thing, because the Oxford dictionary does indeed give a noun option for announce. And for our part, Merriam-Webster...
Jeez, anything involving Chicago. We've got the CTA's third rail system, Metra's commuter trains (both unlicensed, but if unbranded is an...
Forum: "Why are DLCs being released on gen 8 when performance is so bad? This is outrageous!"" "Why are some DLCs now being released on gen 9...
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