Yes, Trainz is well known for its large amount of payware providers who respect IP - oh wait no it isn't. That DTG only made a Class 700 this year...
Developed or published them?
A new third party? JustTrains or someone else?
One can make predictions based on the past behaviour of publishers, as well as the nature of the required dependency.
Thinking about making a route myself and curious to know what the community thinks on this topic. My own thoughts is that dependencies should be...
If you have done so, you can provide links. And I wasn't aware than contracts regarding IP were public knowledge...
I did so and have not found a source for your claims.
Again, I would like to know the specifics of that matter. Which is why they wouldn't use the logo and exact paint job...
I'm fairly certain that isn't true...
I would want to see the precise details of what DTG actually licensed before making any such comments about having to license the Class 700. And...
I can almost guarantee that Eurostar owns no rights to the mechanical design of the Siemens Velaro.
Or they take the obvious choice and have "BR Class 374 trains" travelling through "the undersea connection between England and France".
No, massive difference. I have to buy this release for the opportunity to buy new routes, and for bug fixes for content that has already been...
One wonders precisely what would be necessary to prove experience... Well you haven't gotten anything in replacement for those third party routes...
Oh yeah, JustTrains (though we haven't seen anything from them yet, presumably because of TSW3) and that German guy who's name I forget. Either...
Well, you can't really, because no one outside of two companies has managed to get into the TSW dev program.
Well for starters, we wouldn't have had to pay for the upgrade...
From the road map:
Well, another cause for the lack of trust is that they keep claiming this is still the case when it obviously isn't...
That was almost certainly a reference to the fireworks display that was mentioned, not the rats.
Display a serious commitment to bugfixing and not lock some of the few bugfixes we do get behind paid upgrades. Not releasing plainly rushed...
Unfortunately we have received confirmation that this bug will never be fixed in TSW2 - you'll have to buy TSW3 for that.
RSDL (later renamed Dovetail) was in fact founded by Paul Jackson, who originally worked at EA UK and was apparently heavily involved in the Sims...
Isn't that a separate route, and one that goes the old way around instead of via HS1?
I'd like to see your explanation for why the scenery in shooters is more "static" than that in TSW.
There are many great fictional liveries I would like to download and occasionally use, but I can't do so because downloading them would mean they...
I think such a feature would work best if there was an option you could press to reset colllectible progress. I wouldn't want to have my progress...
Then why do DTG keep lying and pretending that biyearly paid upgrades aren't their business plan?
Well, they said they were doing that. And it turns out that was an outright lie.
I've never come across an unflawed route in TSW, either.
I guarantee TSW3 will also be riddled with bugs...
And even then TS2016 wasn't a mandatory upgrade - future DLC would still work even if you didn't buy TS2016.
That's only the case for some third party routes - some are good and keep the required assets down. Plus of course there's freeware stuff. And the...
Yes, implementing new features does go a lot quicker when you have access to the source code...
How?
Nonsense. All TSC lets you do is overlap a Google Map, but you can't get any data from it - you have to place everything yourself using it as a guide.
I have always suspected that SimuGraph has been severely talked up by DTG, and in fact is little different to how other train simulators work.
No, this claim makes no sense - these changes are not merely replacing the listed products with newer ones of comparable quality: GTX 970 > RTX...
I don't believe TGV Duplexes have ever run into St Pancras - a single TGV did once, but that wasn't a duplex and it didn't enter under its own...
Well, that's dependent on it actually being the route of our dreams...
I would presume through the standard Steam manual distribution system for PC at least, like previous titles. This means that while it probably...
I am fairly certain all the trademarks of defunct TOCs are held by somebody - IIRC the DfT? But in any case, I don't think there would be any...
The new road map says this: Will there now be genuine variability in the timings of AI services, or is it just a case of switching to a...
They have strongly implied that TSW2 loco DLC will be delinked from TSW2 route DLC, but other than that nothing has been said.
64-bit would have been a paid upgrade if TSC was TSW... And a lot of the big updates predated 2015.
Yes, because Dovetail has never neglected core mechanics or pushed out unfinished DLC... TSC had plenty of genuine core upgrades over the years.
I doubt it will be a one time deal. Buying TSW1 DLCs from steam key reseller sites (legitimate ones, at least) gives you the corresponding TSW2 DLC.
Logically wouldn't it be the opposite - if TSW3 does well, that means that biyearly paid upgrades are a successful model and TSW4 is assured...
Direct quote from the roadmap:
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