It does provide a worthwhile reminder that broken promises by DTG are not simply a matter of people running their mouths...
There is at least one other example - the hideous low-detail camper coaches on the West Somerset Railway that are right next to the running line.
On all platforms, including Steam?
If you have no idea, why did you warn people about buying TSW2020 DLC?
In places. There are parts where you can easily see where they stopped adding scenery.
Do you only get TSW2 DLC when you buy TSW2020 DLC if you also have TSW2020?
The point was that market research is not a magic tool that gets you all there is to know on the market.
"Any developer could agree with DTG to be 3rd party" Yeah, it's just that simple... "And you think DTG don't do market research on what will...
That's not how things work. DTG do not have perfect knowledge of the market, nor are they infallible. And third parties can't make content for...
I'm not so sure - TSW routes are long but thin...
Well, that depends on the country and dev. There's definitely good Japanese and New Zealand stuff for TSC.
I wouldn't want TGVs there all the time. I can somewhat buy one as a test run, but a full service of them just to make St Pancras busier would...
Having an open mind does not mean blindly accepting whatever someone says.
Do you have programming experience in this field?
I am talking about whether or not he has access to other games' source code.
Yes, because you're a licensed developer. That's not an inherent feature of how TSW does things.
You said yourself - you have worked with the engineering team to implement features. And even ignoring that, because the editor is not publicly...
I repeat - have you had access to other games' source code? Of course you can do whatever you want with TSW - you are a licensed dev with access...
And how, exactly, does that differ from other train simulators? Have you looked at other sims' source code to compare?
I strongly suspect that Simugraph has always been essentially just marketing. How else would a train simulator work except by passing data between...
I don't see how the engineering team producing a somewhat separate editor would mean that third parties wouldn't have to sign agreements...
And why would they need to provide a special one to third parties? I presume DTG isn't waiting on the engineering team to fix saves before they...
Some updates will. Some, like the dispatcher/red light fix, will not.
I don't see how access to the editor is the Engineering team's responsibility?
In which case you would presumably want to see custom assets and not reused ones...
And the answer was...?
It is a hypothetical question, but I'm sure an example exists.
Depends on the train. I wouldn't call a diesel-mechanical "push and run"...
Do you think it is reasonable to charge for a route that relies on other paid content that is no longer available?
The fact that you can play word games doesn't change the fact that you never mentioned anything beyond the routes in your original post.
You said:
Unless you want any of the new core features DTG have been hyping up, or any new DLC routes, or in some case fixes for bugs in TSW2.
I'm no steam expert, but I'm fairly certain that it would take a decent time for the boiler to run out of water if it wasn't fed, and that filling...
The point was that just asking that question was far too simplistic. Evidently you missed that.
Only if you look at the likelihood of delisting a specific DLC as consisting of one question: "Has the developer/publisher delisted any DLC in the...
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