Recent content by itstypicalrailfanner

I finally found out the problem. Well, I'm not sure if it actually counts as a problem, but it seems that the train brake lever doesn't release the airbrakes completely. I had to press the "Q" key to completely release the train brakes. The two Espee Esdees moved just fine after pressing the "Q"...

Oh sorry for misunderstanding you. Also, I mean to be fair, it's possible to create a believable route in Train Sim Classic, just like it's possible to do in Trainz. All it takes is dedication and practice.

That's because DTG aren't from Australia, while N3V are. There isn't too much interest in Australian content for Train Sim Classic either.

To be fair, a lot of US routes in Trainz have a lot of non-US assets in them and 3DZ's F7s look more Australian than they do North American. Trainz doesn't have a detailed Turkish route (like Taurus Mountains: Ulukisla - Yenice for TSC for example) or a detailed up-to-date Milwaukee Road route...

Most detailed rolling stock comes from JointedRail and (dare I even say it) RRmods, as well as K&L Trainz, etc... 3DZ's F7s look more Australian than they do North American. Also, I wouldn't say Trainz has much more detailed stuff than other sims. There's Simrail, Railroader, Train Sim Classic...

I'm a heavy Train Sim Classic player who also plays TRS22 a lot. I find your post not only hilarious, but also embarrassing. First and foremost, why did you feel the need to make up a competition that doesn't even exist? Dovetail Games is essentially an entire company that has a lot of...

thank you.

Still missing: <kuid2:82412:613117:1> <kuid2:82412:24501:1> <kuid2:82412:24511:1>

Trainz 2019 Platinum does have more content than the standard retail release of Trainz 2019. I mean, honestly imo, any platinum edition of a Trainz game should have more content than what the current platinum editions of previous trainz games have and the current TRS22 platinum edition, but it...

Hey guys, it's me again. I just recently got Coal Country and I'm missing some assets from unknown locations: <kuid2:82412:613117:1> <kuid2:82412:613215:1> <kuid2:82412:611314:1> <kuid2:82412:611313:1> <kuid2:82412:24763:1> <kuid2:82412:24610:1> <kuid2:82412:24609:1> <kuid2:82412:24601:1>...

If I install the TRS22 version of Coal Country, will the 2.0 and original coal country assets be overwritten by the TRS22 payware version?

I'm missing <kuid:200687:120005> for Coal Country 2.0 from JointedRail.

That's pretty much the best way to describe it. Hell, I would gladly pay for the dlc I mentioned in my reply (as well as what the user who replied to me mentioned in his reply), but I can't because that content can only be access through a subscription, which is a no-no from other Trainz users...

The same with other stuff, including the Budd RDC-1 pack, Amtrak Superliners Pack, BR HST Pack, Datsun Junction, and New Haven Industrial, all of which have been out for 3 years and are still locked behind a ridiculous subscription wall. I know N3V Games is a small team of devs, but one of the...

Lol, another autopilot moment of mine. It took a little bit to realize what you're talking about. That is official dlc. That's a start, as it's one of them.