Definitely a day 1 buy for me as well, I think we're looking at a 4-5pm release on the JT site and a 6pm release on Steam if the past releases...
For something fast 45-55 minutes with intermediate stops isn't outlandish
VEA, VDA, VIX/JX? I'd even go for earlier ABN stuff. An air converted Palvan would be cool along with a vac one. X codes are dualies anyway so...
The first ones south of Preston are fairly easy to find, although my route knowledge is a little rusty, they are immediately south of Euxton...
I'll be really disappointed if it is Trent Valley, as you say it's already on Steam and already down to £9.99 so they may try and boost sales....
So, DTG have announced a mystery stream next week, what do we think the odds will be that it's going to be Preston to Crewe? Will we finally get...
I wouldn't worry about it, it pales compared to some of the things I have said, to which the forum mods can attest!
Occasionally if you hit a tunnel wrong (or right) at high speed you used to get a shower if you were standing in the toilet. I wonder if we could...
I hope the emergency exit doors will be functional in the RBR so we can escape when the cheeseburgers catch fire.
Random question. Where do you see the game being in 5 years time with respect to versions, routes and content.
Come on JT the suspense is killing us!
It's 4 trains an hour plus 6 KGX trains that turn back at Harrogate, you get one train that turns back at Knaresborough and a couple of class 5s...
Maybe sneak back a little earlier to the 1970s when you have a bit more double track and some pick-up goods services still running as well as the...
One feature of MSTS that I do miss was the ability to have a rolling start, where you picked up the activity at the start of the route already...
The D/H 20s do look fantastic, nice to see them doing something that isn't a railtour
A couple of DCC sound locos would just about clear the DTG back catalogue tbf
I agree entirely, it's definitely at the point where fixing what's broken needs to be the priority for a bit, although if a release date from JT...
You aren't alone star#5823 I've used the Class 40 a lot as well and I don't think dropping £12 on a piece of software nearly 6 years old really...
Some GUVs and maybe a CCT or two are definitely missing from TSW, I mean the things were everywhere in the 80s & 90s and newspapers/parcels trains...
C'mon, be serious, when have DTG ever released a product full of bugs?
This still looks like a day 1 buy for me because I am old and love blue things, and things that were once blue.
And adding all the faults that pop up with the mk5 stock
[ATTACH] You're not wrong about any of it, it's been on the 0-3 months list since the October roadmap. It didn't seem that far away in November...
I think I'm going to be dumping a ton of money with JT in the not too distant future, all we need now is a Class 25 expansion for Crewe to go with...
[ATTACH] I'm not into anything that isn't UK usually but that American Ore route has got me interested.
Well, an update just dropped and it is NICE! https://www.justtrains.net/in-development/west-coast-main-line-crewe-preston So that's the 47/3 and...
I think you're in the wrong thread, this route is Preston to Crewe and is under development by Just Trains, it won't release until 2026.
I mean if previous threads are anything to go by, players want toilets they can sit on and flush - you know who you are on the JT feedback...
I had a similar experience spotting in 3rd rail territory when a thumper rocked up for Temple Meads, that was definitely not missed.
Fair comment, I'm not worried about the route being dead or anything daft like that, I was just wondering if I'd missed some more content at some...
This is definitely on the buy list with fingers crossed that an expansion is added for class 25s! Have there been any more updates from JT on the...
How is TSW6, very much like TSW5 in that advertised features don't work on day one! It'll be fine when we get TSW7 this time next year and have...
These modern routes don't really do it for me unfortunately, it looks great but I don't think I'll get it atm. BUT, if DTG do the modern routes...
I've not bought this one yet, I have a few TSW routes I really like and tend to stick with those, most of those being the 1980s era stuff because...
Unfortunately there's nothing in the roadmap that's got me excited or even mildly interested at the moment, I'll have the free TSW6 upgrade but I...
Embarrassingly I have started an O gauge Tiktok channel recently after being frustrated with the lack of O gauge content.
Thomas was a huge hit with the members of this forum
It isn't when you think that SimRail has a version of it allowing despatchers (signallers) to talk directly to drivers in multiplayer mode, really...
Are you on Stealth Mode? It's how they sneak up on the bad guys.
Without going ahead and checking, is the manual window wipe functional? - it's the lever on the back of the motor.
You've obviously never met a geordie [MEDIA]
That's pretty realistic behaviour for the modern public round slam door stock though!
Nawww, there's at least going to be a tramp stamp back there.
Has anyone told DTG that friends is a plural? Diesel is just one friend and the Phat Controller isn't Thomas' friend, he's his boss. Thomas is...
The type hidden behind paywalls on special websites only people over 18 are allowed to look at...
There are one or two rather rude TTFTE parodies starting to appear on a certain well known video site using the TSW route as the base, and, under...
I'm buying it, again its something I grew up with whilst the super modern stuff doesn't really do a lot for me.
Sorry 21 key (as its known in north east england) or the BR number 2 key - high appropriate, is the key that opens coach end doors, buffet cars...
Being really picky, the roof height in the centre vestibule of the RMB is wrong, it should be the same height as the ceiling above the buffet...
Must have been a posh one if it was Maxpax, it was a common wheeze to wash the Maxpax cups out and reuse the cup with your own teabag/milk and...
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