Has The 86/2 Been Delayed?

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  1. Fitz

    Fitz Well-Known Member

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    Ask Rivet Games about that one.
     
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    jack#9468 Well-Known Member

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    Rivet are different to JT.

    JT produce their own routes. Rivet help DTG build theirs.
     
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  3. pedro#1852

    pedro#1852 Well-Known Member

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    in the case of cardiff and wcmls it seems it was the opposite
    rivet created the dlcs and (because it had a really bad reputation) it was up to dtg to optimize them as much as possible (which still wasn't enough in the case of wcmls) and release them under its own name instead of rivet's name (wich has a bad reputation)
     
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  4. marcsharp2

    marcsharp2 Well-Known Member

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    Not quite, they were just hoping people wouldn't notice it was Rivet. The live stream for Cardiff Commuter proved that when Matt was hesitant to name Rivet as helping make the route.
     
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  5. jesper2805

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    To immediately debunk this… DTG is the publisher of the game, not Rivet. The discussion about whether Rivet has any involvement is completely irrelevant! DLCs are a different story.
     
  6. marcsharp2

    marcsharp2 Well-Known Member

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    It's relevant. Rivet have a bad reputation when it comes to their work. Players knowing if Rivet have any involvement in something will impact their decision to purchase a DLC or avoid it.
     
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    That has nothing to do with who the publisher is? It's more the content itself if you ask me.
    And DTG owns the game not Rivet so that's separate. So, based on previous experience, JT will never be included in a new TSW as a product
     
  8. marcsharp2

    marcsharp2 Well-Known Member

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    DTG are responsible for allowing a DLC to be released, if they know a route is full of bugs or broken or not in a fit state and still release it, that's on them and Rivet.

    So it's still relevant.
     
  9. jesper2805

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    No its not!

    sorry that has really nothing to do with the strange ideas that JT would incorporate the class 86 in TSW6 I believe because that is what this whole question was about.... Everything else is secondary
     
  10. marcsharp2

    marcsharp2 Well-Known Member

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    Nope, read it again.

    Someone mentioned that the 86 could feature in a core route for TSW6 release and done by Just Trains.

    The rebuke was that only DTG do core routes for a release of a new TSW.

    Hence the "ask Rivet about that one" because we now know Rivet did most of the work and the timetable for WCML south. That was confirmed after the disastrous livestream of the route and the disastrous launch.

    So it's feasible that other third parties such as JT can work on core routes for a new TSW game.
     
  11. jesper2805

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    What ever..... I will leave this useless discussion!
    You will not understand my point... Fine but its for me a bit silly....

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    What I could imagine is that someday (perhaps with TSW6) there will be a true product collaboration for the base game, but that would, of course, be officially acknowledged. That’s completely different from Rivet’s involvement in the WCML route, which has never been officially confirmed through any official channels. Collaborations with third parties are very normal and happen frequently, but the credits truly go to the product owner. With the Alan Thompson route, Syhook was also involved to assist them, but they’re not listed in the credits either.
     
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  12. OldVern

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    Anyhow, back on topic - despite my invitation (ping) yesterday to both JT and DTG to share some information to assuage the concerns and rumour mill, they have continued to maintain the wall of silence. Not even a bland! “Don’t worry folks, it’s coming very soon.”
     
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  13. Strat-tastic

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    It was coming very soon two weeks ago. Surely it should at least be very, very soon by now ;)
     
  14. spikeyorks

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    How much sooner is "very very soon" than "very soon"?
    And what was your source for this very, or is it very, very, detailed update? ;) :D
     
  15. Strat-tastic

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    :)
     
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    We should have some news to share with everyone soon.
     
  17. antony.henley

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    You forgot to add the (tm) after Soon....

    OldVern will know exactley what I mean.
     

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