They are included in the Euro Asset Pack. You can use them by placing them in a scenario or making a quick drive consist wiith them.
Yes, if you can document them. What separate DLC are you referring to?
Except, of course, Matt has explicitly said that he won't do that.
The Peddlesdens have not shown any signs that they will let someone else foot the bill.
I have already responded to people saying this.
Does anyone know of any unused content in TSC and its DLCs? Assets that come with routes that don't use them, that sort of thing.
Somehow I suspect there will always be something in front of the TSW2 updates in the queue...
What did Matt actually say, for those of us who do not wish to listen to a long stream?
The Welsh narrow gauge lines have long since moved from UKTrainsm to their own site at https://sprailways.co.uk/
For clarity, the ten stations on the Waverley-Falkirk High-Queen Street line are: Edinburgh Waverley Highmarket Edinburgh Park Linlithgow Polmont...
Edinburgh Park, which isn't served by Waverley-Queen Street services.
That's a very revealing sentence. Dare I suggest that the priority list is biased towards churning out more DLC?
And yet again no progress on TSW2 updates, manual firing, or anything else that isn't new DLC.
I hope the Edinburgh-Glasgow services aren't the only playable services, otherwise three of the eight intermediate stations mentioned won't be...
Yes, it's marketed as an "encore sale" and lasts until the 19th.
All "manual firing" does at the moment is give you control of the blower and dampers. Proper control over the fire and injectors is supposedly...
If that's the case the patch notes failed to include them.
That sort of thing would have to exist alongside the old system though, lest swathes of old content be broken.
As a reference, the on-train announcements for World of Subways 3 number 127 (37 "The next station is", 72 "This is", 2 "The next station is...
A lot of locos don't have manuals etc. available online - and of course in many cases there is going to be a language barrier.
Well, somehow I doubt that real drivers are left to work things out themselves...
Route: Riviera Line in the Fifties Locomotive: GWR County Class [ATTACH]
Route: Fife Circle Trains: Class 158, Class 170 [ATTACH]
It should be noted that the only announcements DTG have implemented are generic filler announcements of this nature.
Er no, this is total nonsense. The normal contract for a game voice actor is for them to sign over all rights to their performance.
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