Xbox How Do The Scottish Dlcs Link With Each Other?

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  1. monty#7583

    monty#7583 Member

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    I'm considering buying the whole lot but I'm also wondering if its really worth it, how do they layer amongst each other
     
  2. Mark Moreton

    Mark Moreton Well-Known Member

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    The (remastered) Cathcart timetable and the 158 timetable for Edinburgh-Glasgow basically use all the Scotrail layers. Fife Circle doesn’t for now, but will do when the mythical 158 timetable shows up.
     
  3. monty#7583

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    in your opinion, which scottish routes/dlcs should i buy first?
     
  4. bleajch

    bleajch Active Member

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    Ever since it got a remaster, Cathcart and the 380 DLC timetable have been really good.
     
  5. monty#7583

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    Is the 158 worth getting or is it not in any timetables yet
     
  6. Trainiac

    Trainiac Well-Known Member

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    With the 158 you get a new timetable with Edinburgh - Glasgow
     
  7. monty#7583

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    How good is the timetable
     
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    Trainiac Well-Known Member

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    Better than the default, more ai at Edinburgh, generally busier
     
  9. monty#7583

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    how many playable services are there
     
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    Of the top of my head about 300 - 400 I think, the og had around 200
     
  11. eMAyTeeTee

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    With the 158 timetable, owning the Fife Circle route gives you drivable 170 services between Glasgow and Croy, owning Great Western Express gives you drivable HST services also between Glasgow and Croy. If you have the 380 you get some class 380 services, and of course you get 385 (the train that comes with the route originally) and 158 services. The only Scotrail train you don't get is the 314 from Catchcart, although there is 1 service for that on the base timetable. You'll also get drivable LNER Azuma services from Edinburgh to Polmont if you have East Coast Mainline.
     
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