It's published by DTG. So doesn't that mean DTG needs a license to publish it?
Would be nice to have the consist editor, along with the Off the Rails mode, work in Service mode. So we could run any train on any route without...
Well, mixed trains would've been nice, including a bit of shunting to couple/uncouple freight wagons at either end of the line. That would've...
I guess it could be fun, but the info is pretty useless. :P Well, look at the HUD that Train Simulator uses. [MEDIA]
If DTG has no license, how come the NS Kalksteen wagons with NS logo ended up in here ? ;)
I often depart too early. As long as the loading circle is full and the signal is clear, I'm departing. :P
Overall I'm pretty happy with Arosa. I'm just doing my first uphill service run. The main 'problems' that I notice are; Wheelslip when putting...
Scenery is considerably more repetitive inside a tunnel.
Sand Patch Grade isn't in my Steam DLC list, so it looks like it's part of the core game. If that's true, it's pretty certain the next yearly...
I don't know if Sand Patch is still baked in the core game. It used to be for TSW2020. Either way, considering Bakerloo and Köln-Aachen are in...
Yes. It's probably different models. I know some locomotives have a version with driver and without a driver. Some may have a driver in both cabs,...
Does look like the Train Simulator version of the Albulabahn. Reminds me of the livery used in...
Agreed. IMO Bakerloo gets boring after the 5th or so underground station. I do like the above ground section of the route though. I'd prefer a...
Oh once a Dutch route makes it to the roadmap we've already passed the biggest hurdles. Biggest challenge is to get a Dutch route on the roadmap....
I've pre-ordered Arosa, and I'm looking forward to driving it. Sure it has some issues, but the trains and scenery still look beautiful. More...
https://store.steampowered.com/app/65249/Train_Simulator_DB_Freight_1970s_Loco_AddOn/ features one wagon with NS logo, so I assume that DTG has a...
I've added the DB BR189 to the first post. Sound like it's a common sight on the route and licensing shouldn't be much of an issue. As for the...
I've updated the 2nd post of this topic to show some pictures of the stations along the route. That was one of the things missing in the 1st post....
Yeah I believe the average German keyboard is different than the ones I'm using. If I'm not mistaken, in the Netherlands we mostly use the US...
Well, I guess with TSW having different control options for left and right doors, you need two keys. I don't really mind them not using the exact...
F-keys are currently used for different aspects of the HUD. Although F9 and F10 are currently unused, I don't really think they'd be the best...
I'm confused. Door controls are Y and U keys for me. Not Z. I never really used the engine start keybind, never realized it was mapped Y. Is that...
A mechanism that was worse than the mechanism that Train Simulator had a decade ago. Yes it worked, but it wasn't pretty. I'm happy we finally...
Can anyone help me with more information regarding the BR189? According to https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baureihe_189 there's plenty of them being...
Sorry for spam :P Strukton is another company that can be seen anywhere on the rail network, if I'm not mistaken. However, as far as I know, it's...
https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rail_Force_One Rail Force One have an ex-NS 600 shunting loco, number 683, stationed in Amersfoort for shunting...
https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotterdam_Rail_Feeding Although usually limited to shunting in the Rotterdam port area, occasionally their trains...
Found this one on Wikipedia. https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/DB_Cargo#Railion_Nederland_(DB_Cargo_Nederland) Not sure how common it was, but this...
BR232s ceased to operate in the Netherlands since 2011, according to wikipedia. I'm continueing to look up some more information about freight...
A Dutch route wouldn't be the same without those iconic NS trains. A Dutch route that isn't operated by NS wouldn't have my preference, TBH.
On subject of freight trains and the possiblity to share/reuse German assets, I'm not sure, but I think I've seen Railion BR189s hauling freight...
On topic of the NS1600, NS1700 and NS1800, don't they share some similarities with some French loco? I'm no expert, but I've seen pictures of SNCF...
I still have to unlearn using the TAB menu. Old habits... :P
Woosh, I was very happily surprised to see it in the patch notes. Best fix ever. Glad it's finally there. Shame it took so long though.
I do agree with Agent Qracle RUS that Peninsula Corridor is the best American route at this point though. And the landscape and straight flat...
West Somerset is a nice route. Pretty different than the other routes. Also, Arosa promises to be quite interesting, but I guess we'll have to...
Can't remember. Probably somewhere between 100 and 120 km/h. Main Spessart Bahn. Pretty modern rolling stock there. Still, is it realistic to get...
I've had a few times were I was a tad too confident in those heavy German freight trains. Drove a tad too fast (but within the speed limit), and...
And the player base (sold copies) seems to be much higher. According to steamdb.info the 24hour player peak is; ETS2: 32,500 ATS: 6,300 vs TSW...
I think the main thing about passengers is that I'd like them to dress and act based on weather conditions. Doesn't make much sense for them all...
Note that simply walking and looking around can be complicated for people who never played any games before, while it looks so simple for us...
3 or 4, including at least one from UK, US and DE. Bakerloo is already part of the current bundle. I doubt they'd repeat it. Arosa is made by a...
I've been thinking which routes we could expect in the next yearly bundle of Train Sim World. If DTG keep doing what they've always done, with the...
Looking forward to see what'll be the next bunch of DLC announced on the roadmap :P
6th country available through pre-order right now. Lets hope the next road map updated announces a 7th country. Still a lot of countries...
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