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Apparently the Kassel-Würzbug line is a high-speed only line, so there is no red passenger traffic on it at all; the other locos are just to...

Actually the ICE1 is almost nothing like the ICE3 aside from being fast and white. It’s not even an EMU, it’s push-pull loco hauled like the Class 43

All right, I am confused. I have TSW2 and a whole bunch of DLC on Steam. Apparently there is no Steam discount for the Standard Edition of TSW3,...

AIUI, TSW3 will only have one SEHS, the new one. The old one will be auto-upgraded (but still hanging around as a TSW2 route, if you want it).

Well, yes, TSW3 really does have a completely revamped lighting system

You mean, like Sand Patch in TSW2?

Yikes!

It's kind of like having bought a 45 rpm single and then getting upset when it's released as an album track.

Yes.

Wow. Disappointed because it doesn't include things it was never going to include????

I doubt it will be nearly the same- for one thing, it's all still UE4.26, there's no engine changeover involved.

The purchase options put me I think at a disadvantage: I own SEHS (and the 465) already, as well as SoS - but since I probably will want both El...

Bummer

Well, the moans are already starting about the content- and I'll admit, that aspect is underwhelming: SEHS made into what it should have been at...

Tomorrow.

No Alps??? :(

ICE1, Javelin (but not on SEHS), and BNSF-liveried ES44 featured, so these must be the bundle routes.

Specifically, it's the Schwangau (Swan Valley), on the Austrian border around Füssen. The castle in the center-left is Hohenschwangau; at far left...

Staff developers work on what they are told to work on.

Not many Alps around Frankfurt

Afraid not.

"Bavaria" reaches all the way to Aschaffenburg (in what's really Franconia), but you won't find mountains like that except along the Austrian border

Not in the terrain pictured, it ain't

Agree.

I think it's Hohenschwangau. [IMG] Not pictured: Neuschwanstein nearby.

[IMG] [IMG] Schwangau, on the German-Austrian border. Pretty good match

Austrian Tyrol, without a doubt. Mountains are too high for Germany, and it's not Switzerland

Also, many of the people on YouTube chat are identifying one sound as a Taurus- the workhorse loco of the OBB

115 miles! That would be by far the longest route yet. Of course, that could be total trackage in a network And the scenery is TOTALLY Austria...

Definitely sparks.

Does Canada still use them? They were phased out in the US decades ago, although in most cases the lights weren't removed until the 1990s.

Streaming a full-on thunderstorm now

"...NAL"?

They may be hinting that there's dynamic weather.

Specifically, the southern California desert. Some of the plants pictured grow nowhere else.

All that can be done in UE 4.26. No need to migrate to 5, they just have to make better use of the tools they already have.

What's the payload?

Is that the auto train? It's a known bug with the German autoracks, introduced with the SoS patch.

But the desert around Albuquerque looks nothing like that

That's definitely Southern CA/Mojave desert- see the tree yuccas? Not Arizona or NM or CO. To me that smells like El Cajon

Or maybe passengers will carry them in the rain?

Dimmer lighting might just be because it's later in the day. But there is certainly a heavier overcast. Dynamic weather? Those are definitely...

Meh. Rosenheim-Kufstein is the boring route into Austria

Im not sure why so many people think that’s the Zugspitze. I grew up near it and it doesn’t look like that. If it resembles any Alp I’m familiar...

The Pennsylvania was electrified

Unless they are running it all the way down via Mittenwald to Innsbruck. There are definitely tunnels on the Austrian side

It's certainly not impossible that the older routes will still run as-is, just without the new features. Most of the TSW1 routes endured for ages...

Well, if the tease currently running on YouTube is any indication, TSW3 will have a completely revamped lighting system

Problem with that is that München - Garmisch is only about 50 miles. Unless they extend the route to Innsbruck, but that's still only 70.

"Hidden something inside the forum?" Okay, got it. But what would 3 be the numerical key to?