Recently got a PS5. Upon transfering my account data from my PS4 and login into TSW3, there were some problems that weren't in the last-gen version of the game, or at least in TSW2. Firstly, I don't know if this was intentionally designed, but after logging into my Dovetail account, all of my saved data for the game had been deleted. All of my route and loco progress, account level, Creators Club uploads and subscriptions gone. The only thing that carried over were all the add-ons I had bought and the fact that I had previously registered for an account. When I logged in, I clicked the 'Sign In' button as a returning player, not the "Register" button that completely new players are supposed to press. As it stands now, I don't mind have a fresh start, but I found it somewhat annoying at the time and thought it worth noting here. Secondly, there are several bugs in some of the training scenarios that weren't present in the PS4 version of the game. I encountered a permanent red light in the BR 143 training scenario for Riesa-Dresden as well as for the MP36DC training scenario on Peninsula Corridor. Additionally, in the training scenario for the Talent 2 for Koln-Aachen, after receiving the message "Station Approaching - Use the Power/Brake handle to slow the train down" when approaching Aachen, a highlighted stopping marker appears at one of the platforms, as it would normally. But once I get below 150 yards from the marker, it disappears and stopping where it was located does nothing. In other words I can't progress beyond this point in the scenario. As stated above, neither of these issues were present in the last-gen versions of both TSW2 and 3.
Ps4 to ps5 does not transfer over. JD talked about it another thread. Scroll down a little and you will see what he said. Playstation is a pain for dtg to work with. https://forums.dovetailgames.com/th...train-sim-world-2-to-train-sim-world-3.57854/ In terms of route introductions, many of them have been broken ever since they got ported to tsw3 and already been reported many times. Whether we will see a fix anytime soon, we don't know.
