Xbox Br 422 8car Issue

Hello
The 8car DB BR 422 loaded is buggy in Scenario mode because it’s the wrong size but when I choose this train there is only a 4Car train and Not the 8car version, only the 8car empty train is alright

 

Thanks for doing that screenshot, it's quite obvious that this list contains various bugs:
- all consists list 4 carriages
- only the first has twice the length of all others
- why is the language mixed German and English?
- the abbreviation NRW does not represent any route of TSW2, it stands for the federal state Northrhine-Westphalia, and so it's kind of useless in this game

 

I‘m from Germany so it’s the German Version but loaded and empty is strange as Name for players who don’t understand English.
It’s vintage DTG for not testing the things about Issues and Correction

 

I knew you're German ^^
Empty, loaded and car are English words that haven't been translated, and that's what I was pointing at.

 

It’s a thing for our Community Managers to fixed this and the correct length DTG Natster

 

Actually almost every german route from train sim world with a few exceptions (Rapid Transit & Main-Spessart Bahn) are set in NRW, so maybe DTG used the abbreviation, to not confuse people with over variants or liveries of the train which are not located in NRW and maybe release in a future dlc.

 

That may be an explanation why this abbreviation was chosen, but the federal state has nothing to do with the liveries used by Deutsche Bahn or other railway companies in Germany. Also there is no specific livery that's only being used in this state.
The BR 425 and BR 422, both of which are used on HRR, are in service on various other routes in Germany, and they use the same red DB livery. The differences that indeed exist (for the 425) are quite minimal equipment details.
Even though there are these minor differences I wouldn't expect to see another model of the same EMU appear in TSW.

Edit: I have to be a bit more precise. The BR 425 is also in use on other routes, but the BR 422 is only used for the local public transport in the Rhein-Ruhr region of NRW. Still, the owner of these EMUs is the DB, more exactly the DB Regio subsidiary that operates the trains in NRW.