Well - let's not pretend DTG hasn't also been aware of bugs for years and still not fixed them *coughcough*hudsonlinesnowtextures*coughcough*.
And I'm not saying what you're saying isn't true as well. I am just trying to make it clear that just because DTG does not do something does not...
The law says you can, in a great many circumstances, whether this is because your use of the trademark is justifiable in some way (a clear example...
However, that does not mean that the holder is interested in protecting their old trademarks, or that the holder would actually have a case in...
There have been other legal cases with similar rulings - IIRC there was one in Germany involving toy cars where the toy manufacturer was permitted...
The actual situation is quite a bit more complex and depends on the status of the "brand". Brands are not automatically protected.
That sounds nightmarish for doing stuff like placing static stock.
Anyone know what's going on? Apparently it was delisted two days ago. It still seems to be available on JT's store.
They can be, and again IIRC AP have moved to doing that with newer content.
Hasn't AP stopped overwriting the original files for exactly this reason?
This makes me a bit nervous. Cleaning up the code is all well and good, but it has to be done carefully so old content is not broken.
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That your comparison between a game where you only have access to the limited public tools and one where you have access to the private internal...
Except you don't know what Zusi can do without getting core devs involved, because you don't have that level of access. A direct contradiction...
But that's my point. TSW has no freely available dev tools, so judged based on that it's at the bottom. But as he works with DTG - and doesn't...
But that's my entire point. He's saying TSW is so much better, but that's only because he has access to DTG.
No, "how the content gets in" is of the utmost importance when discussing a game's "capabilities". Again, when you have access to the game devs...
As I have said before, you are comparing apples to oranges here. You work with TSW's developers. I presume you do not work with Zusi's developers....
It happened in TSC too - for example London-Peterborough has track laid for the entire Hertford Loop despite the scenery only going up to Bowes Park.
Didn't you read the first post of this thread?
I'm fairly certain by default it's C, same as TSC.
Do you have Rhein-Ruhr Osten?
Lionel Richie. The joke is that Richie Rails is a parody of Lionel Trains.
That, by definition, is an admission that they can't or won't put resources into making a good manual. There's no iron law of the universe...
The really annoying part is that TSC solved this problem over a decade ago...
In that case, my response to Matt is that a) this did not stop them making manuals for the four previous TSW3 routes, and b) "we couldn't be...
And your source is...?
A quick google search does show that 8F 48773 was loaned to the WSR in 1993...
And the promised features like manual fireman.
Well, I think there have to be passionate people at DTG. We wouldn't be getting the stuff that is detailed and high quality if they didn't give a...
No, but more routes means more stuff for them to test and bugfix.
For some reason, I cannot review the following DLC on Steam despite owning them: Riviera Line in the Fifties The Holiday Express West Somerset...
Frankly I suspect that the problems lie higher up, with the people in charge of resource allocation.
The fundamental problem with DTG, as I see it, is that they have passionate developers who care about the subject matter but don't give them the...
This is why DTG needs to provide manuals. We should not have to dig around in the forums to find instructions on operation.
Oh dear. I had hoped that Birmingham Cross-City having one was a positive sign, but it looks like DTG are back to their bad old ways.
[ATTACH] Route: Weardale and Teesdale Network Locomotive: Class 25
The first loco DLCs for TSW3 were cheap because they were reskins of existing locos. All-new loco DLCs will be at the TSW2 price or higher.
Note that this steam loco was, as befits a model train, actually electric.
The TSC Holiday Express was a reskinned F7. And seeing as TSW has an F7...
I'm not talking about the addons but instead the in-game routes.
Really? Most DTG route extensions are separate routes, from what I've seen.
Wasn't it a case where if you didn't own the base game you got it with it (but without any of the routes etc. you'd get if you bought the regular...
Actually I believe the original SWC is "Bristol To Cardiff Contents". The Asset Pack was included with the branded versions of both...
Are the unbranded and branded versions separate routes?
Has anyone tried running through it at different speeds to identify precisely what's going on? Does it still activate if you crawl through it at 1MPH?
TS2021 had Fife Circle, which came with the A4.
It is not compatible with TSW2 or TSW3 - if you have TSW2020, you can run it on that if you have New York-New Haven (also TSW2020 only).
And you've definitely purchased TSW2020 DLC?
None showing up in the game or in Steam?
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