It would be highly appreciated if an NEC (Northeast Corridor) Extension could be introduced, offering a refreshing addition to the current content that may sometimes feel monotonous. Reflecting on the earlier days when we were granted the TSW (Train Sim World) extension in TSW2020, particularly for the Keystone line, it has been a while since we witnessed any substantial updates, aside from the inclusion of NJT (New Jersey Transit). Expanding the Keystone line further, possibly reaching Harrisburg, would open up a plethora of new opportunities for players to immerse themselves in diverse driving experiences along this corridor. This extension could provide a canvas for creating unique scenarios and engaging gameplay. Additionally, the incorporation of SEPTA (Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority) into the mix would undoubtedly be an exciting prospect for enthusiasts, allowing them to operate Silverliner V trains, a feature that holds particular appeal for players who enjoy such experiences in other simulation games. Furthermore, suggesting the introduction of P42 locomotives to the Keystone line, and potentially other routes, adds an enticing dimension to the gameplay by introducing a new diesel experience. This inclusion could diversify the range of locomotives available, offering players the chance to explore and master a different type of propulsion. The anticipation of the ALC-42 making its way to the Keystone line, as hinted by various sources on platforms like YouTube, adds an extra layer of excitement and realism for those eagerly awaiting future updates. In conclusion, your thoughtful insights and suggestions for enhancing the Train Sim World experience with an NEC Extension, the addition of SEPTA, P42 locomotives, and the ALC-42 are well-received. Here's hoping that the developers take note of these requests, and we can anticipate these exciting additions in future updates. Thank you for reading this, and hopefully it will come soon.
Trenton has big memory problem’s, an extension whilst already unlikely as a general thing for routes currently, I think is especially unlikely for Trenton on that basis.
Septa is not gonna happen unfortunately, dtg confirmed a little while back that they don't have a licence agreement with them.
The ALC-42Es are coming in the next few years to Amtrak, along with the new battery-electric and catenary power cars and Venture Coaches from Siemens. The new Avelia Liberty trainsets should be starting service later this year. Both of these should be added in the future when they arrive in real life.
