Well, I think you missed my point, but that's likely my fault. Matt is talking about external hardware in general. Maybe next gen consoles were...
This, I think, is the "context". I assume that those in this thread who object to the Raildriver beta, would similarly reject future support for...
Not sure what this means. Can you be more specific?
TS 2021 is on sale right now for $14.99, so give it a try. Not much to lose.
I interpret that as a firm undertaking. If you don't want to call it a promise, that's your take. When I say "soon" I'm not talking tomorrow.
If it has the recommended requirements as listed on the Steam store page, should work fine. However, DTG does not support laptops officially, even...
Yes, we have to hope that the TSW2 version includes at least the Haysi branch.
If you have a Windows PC, you can install TS20XX from Steam and use your Xbox controller to play the game.
Of course, one solution is to design a route from scratch which includes some branch lines. This has been done quite often in TS20XX, e.g. New...
Well right now PIE has said they have no plans for console. And, in any case, RD currently requires some iteration of the Windows OS. For...
DTG have made it clear that they are not contemplating route extensions, which is pretty much what you're suggesting. Branch lines are an...
Yes, I agree, sort of. A consist editor is the Holy Grail right now. But it's most likely to come as part of Scenario Planner 2, promised soon,...
It's understandable that PS4/5 and XBOX players would consider Raildriver to be a niche app or a distraction, but I'd like to make a couple of...
I agree, it's a very cool loco. That hybrid control desk makes it unique. Unfortunately it's missing the one feature that dooms its future...
That's the point, isn't it. How long will it be before we have enough NA routes and locomotives to make it worthwhile for High Iron or some other...
This is similar to what Stujoy called a "secret pricing strategy". However, the target player for this pack is someone like me who already has the...
Oops, Clinchfield comes with an SD40. Still, comparison will be interesting, though the Dash2 is slightly longer, I think.
Interestingly, both Clinchfield and Cane Creek will come with an SD40-2. That will make three liveries for this locomotive. Will be intriguing to...
If you have more than one locomotive, there is a set-up procedure you need to follow. There are many threads on the forum to take you through...
It's a 12 volt adapter brick connected to a standard 2 pin 115 volt plug, only required for the subwoofer. Otherwise, works from USB. I've...
I must admit I've always wondered why the price of dlc for both TS and TSW hasn't changed over the years. If they announced a price increase...
Many of the posts on this thread have been way overly dramatic. Some have been downright foot stamping childish (or maybe they were children, who...
Of course. And I would point out that Metra Chicago- Aurora already exists in TS20XX. Originally done as unbranded, branding was added by a 3rd...
Metra is unlikely because of licensing. Not sure about South Shore though, it's owned by NICTD.
Please, please, can this thread die a natural death. Anyone who cared knows the secret was steam. Enough already.
Functional MFD's have been included on some locomotives, e.g. AC4400CW and the British EMD type 66, so it's certainly possible. I guess DTG just...
Aside from the scenery, which speaks for itself, the thing I liked most about the TS version was the great selection of locos and especially the...
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