Other simulator without a Z TS12 as add on this forum

[RoysTrainz]

Maybe i am from a different world but this is kind of shooting in your own foot if you allow this or not control it.
How can you sit and watch seeing this trainZ forum having an add from the other simulator displayed in full glory.
Can one imagine BMW has ads from Benz flocking their website forum wathever.
Am I looking to much different at this crazy world?????
Yes it upsets me a lot when i see the negligence of companies, people, complete lack of discipline and self respect and respect to their loyal customer base.
No I am not scared of that simulator at all, very cheap sleezy using a name exactly as N3V uses only a Z letter more in it on the first creator of this brand name.
I would sue them like apple and samsung sue each other and make their lawyers richer and happier and the customers more confused of who steals from who or better who does not steal.

Bad start of my day honest.
hmmm grrr ouch getting ready for the next typhoon coming this way from Vietnam and another one again from Philippines........
Have a nice day anyway, enough said.

man what a world i wish was very different.

Roy

 

[rjhowie]

Still trying to work out what this is all about??

 

[Retro00064]

Are you talking about this thread? WindWalkr closed two Railworks-related threads in the Prototype Talk forum recently for being off-topic, I believe. Yet the moderators have let the aforementioned one in the TS12 continue so far.

I also noticed and commented about the similarity in the names between the two simulators in one of those RW threads in the Prototype Talk forum.

You might wanna be careful: I suppose that it would not be surprising if people around here started flapping their yaps in this thread about the name of the new RW, etc.

Regards,

Retro.

 

[WindWalkr]

It's a fine line between allowing free discussion about train-related topics and the pros and cons of various features, and having a completely off-topic thread on our forums. We try not to stamp too hard

chris