Introducing Railfan Mode - Tsw Latest Feature

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  1. chieflongshin

    chieflongshin Well-Known Member

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    Introducing Train Sim World's Revolutionary New Mode: Rail Fan Photography!

    Are you a passionate train enthusiast, yearning to experience the thrill of being up close and personal with your favorite locomotives? Imagine capturing breathtaking rail fan photographs and immersing yourself in the fascinating world of trains, all from the comfort of your own home. Well, your dreams are about to become a reality with Train Sim World's groundbreaking new game mode!

    We understand that life's unexpected circumstances can sometimes hinder our ability to visit railways in person. Whether you're facing health challenges or logistical limitations, we believe that your passion for trains should never be compromised. That's why we're thrilled to present this exciting solution, specially designed to bridge the gap between your love for trains and the physical constraints you may face.

    In Rail Fan Photography, you'll embark on an exhilarating journey where you can explore a vast virtual railway network like never before. Get ready to unleash your inner artist as you seek out the perfect angles and moments to capture stunning photographs of your beloved locomotives. With every click, you'll feel the rush of satisfaction as your shots are scored based on their composition, creativity, and authenticity.

    Immerse yourself in a hyper-realistic environment, complete with meticulously detailed trains and breathtaking landscapes. Feel the rumble as the locomotives thunder by, capturing the essence of their power and majesty through your lens. Whether it's the iconic steam trains of yesteryear or the cutting-edge high-speed marvels of today, you'll have a front-row seat to witness and document their every move.

    But this game mode isn't just about photography—it's about community, connection, and sharing your passion with fellow rail fans from around the globe. Join forces with like-minded enthusiasts, compare scores, and exchange tips and tricks to perfect your art. Discover hidden gems and challenge yourself with thrilling objectives designed to push your creativity to new heights.

    Train Sim World's Rail Fan Photography is more than just a game mode—it's a lifeline for those unable to experience the railways in person. We're dedicated to providing an inclusive and empowering platform for individuals with disabilities, limited mobility, or transportation barriers. Now, regardless of your circumstances, you can embark on a journey that captures the true spirit of railroading.

    Don't let anything hold you back from the adventure you've always dreamed of. Step into a world where trains come to life, where every photograph is a masterpiece, and where your love for locomotives knows no boundaries. Get ready to ignite your imagination, unlock your potential, and embark on the ultimate rail fan experience with Train Sim World's Rail Fan Photography mode!

    *Join us today and let your passion for trains reach new horizons!*





    PLEASE NOTE THIS WAS AN ACCESSIBILITY IDEA I HAD FOR PEOPLE WHO MAY NOT BE ABLE TO PLAY THE DRIVING ELEMENT OF GAME BUT LIKE TO EXPLORE TRAINS. This is not a dtg feature!!, merely a suggestion prompted by the Glossop scenario (yet?)



    Would you play a scored railfan mode?
     
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  2. pessitheghost

    pessitheghost Well-Known Member

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    Not only photography, but a capture mode, where you take videos
     
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  4. chieflongshin

    chieflongshin Well-Known Member

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    I wonder if there is any mileage - realism in building your own trains from a job sheet, does that happen these days still?
     

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