[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] a few more images, I must say the azuma looks gorgeous. I’m looking forward to spending time on the ECML
Suggestion for Bristol - Severn Beach
Probably the acquisition could have forced TSW4 a year early… never know
Honestly though, the route would have been better with the Lincoln or Leeds branch
I would have rather taken Newcastle - Edinburgh over Peterborough to Doncaster. Impressive scenery, 125mph action, a north Berwick branch for...
More NEC content
They occasionally run to Cardiff central
I would rather it be last and we get quality than it being first and rushed or incomplete
It’s a rumour so I won’t totally believe it until someone from DTG confirms it
Dream route would be London - Bristol, WCML south or Newcastle to Edinburgh
I wanted to include branch lines - so probably all the Thames valley branches should be included to give the route more life
Yes and it’s about time we get more mainline content since we have a lot of uk rolling stock as of now. We almost essentially have the whole GWR...
I wanted to make a definitive suggestion, yes it’s highly requested, but I have a lot of love this route as it is something I would love to see...
Hopefully , I would love to make some cursed creations
I hope we are able to play around w multiple units
I would take that too, as we as Aachen - Brussels
I’m talking about koln-Aachen getting extended to frankfurt
I would absolutely LOVE a Aachen-Frankfurt line
Blame EA for all this, they started this bs of locking updates behind yearly paywalls of £100
Literally this. I wouldn’t mind paying a premium if we are getting long routes with branch lines and rolling stock, whether it is 10 or 15 more...
Fair enough
Why do people not like the ICE2?
Hopefully an ICE 2, 4 or ICE 3 NEO
Hopefully more ICE
Idk personally the route is long but it is extremely slow, and this isn’t DTG’s fault, the actual route itself is very slow, we haven’t gotten...
Haha
Very, would take 12 hours past Newbury
About the stream - Good stream altogether, I have a lot of questions about OLE assets, can we make our own masts and gantries or do we just have...
Yes it will have a variety of fasts, semi fasts and superfast service
Yeah, Reading to Taunton, Taunton - Plymouth , Plymouth to Penzance
What’s you guys thoughts on the editor so far, and what do you look forward to, and what do you think needs more explaining
Hamburg - Hannover and Berlin - Leizpig, Mannheim to Karlrusche for the ICE, along with an ICE loco pack which includes the ICE 2, ICE T, ICE 3...
Swindon to Cardiff hopefully
How will stuff like placing OHLE work? Can we create custom OHLE assets and how does locomotive scripting work in a nutshell
Riviera Line
I hate this one train a route strategy that DTG are going with
I just want a long German/Austrian mixed intercity route
Fair point, ending it at Doncaster just doesn’t make sense to me
Doncaster will be the same though, and there isn’t any built up areas until you get right into York station, plus you get terminating services and...
Don’t give EA ideas
Even on diesel mode there has been loads of times where the 800s have been clocked at 125 mph
The 801s on electric power are more powerful than 395s easily and rival 91s in terms of sheer power
According to railforums, an 800 could easily break 155 if given the space to do it, in fact I can make an assumption that if it ran down stoke...
Until a decent uk route gets added I’ll stick with TSW
This. Never blame Matt, JD, Alex or anyone in the forum, they are just doing their job, Matt wants the best for the game, he’s been in the TSC for...
I’m still disappointed in the choice of route tbh, even if we got it, we should have had it to York or got a branch
There are no stations inbetween Doncaster and York, it’s just farmland
It’s an extra 30 miles but most of the scenery is basic and could be autogened easily
The only solution to the issue is if DTG had an inbuilt editor, but that would mean rewriting TSW completely, which would be difficult, however...
How long is the route, I’m intrigued
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