Why didn't it include farming simulator???
Good Question, Farming Simulator included an operating train.
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Why didn't it include farming simulator???
I had a dream that a steam train went 201111111mph without derailing on any corners (From Reversing Steam Train on full power) :hehe:
As Nerd3(OfficalNerdCubed) said, "Your playing a crap simulator! Play a good one!"-From Railworks 2013 Let's Play.
Here's the final piece of of our little game to uncover the future of Trainz. We're calling this the "I had a dream" phase where we hear about the product you would make if you had a magic wand (or a simple dream which is easier to operate than a wand).
All you need to do is to start with "I had a dream about Trainz... " then complete a paragraph describing the most wonderful experience you witnessed during your dream playing with your brand new [futuristic] version of Trainz.
Let your imagination run - you install the game, power it up ... what do you see? What happens next? Get the idea?
Have fun guys (and gals).
...compatibility - The new versions convert prev version content (even that old PS stuff) without exclamation, Yellow or Red.
I had a dream, where I could download all dependencies in one go.. without sitting through a million downloads or looking all over Google, Bing and Yahoo! to find the missing dependencies for one route.
I had a dream, where I could download all dependencies in one go.. without sitting through a million downloads or looking all over Google, Bing and Yahoo! to find the missing dependencies for one route.
Even if a new independent site were suddenly up and running, some of these issues would still exist plus it could fold just as quickly. Even if the site lasts, unless objects are persistent on the site, they can be here today, gone tomorrow at the whim of the up-loader. And then who gets to download, registered Trainzers, only those the site manager deems worthy, or anyone that asks?...
- The content is payware, and N3V do not have the facility to deal with non-DLC payware on the Download Station.
- The content does not meet N3V's licensing requirements - the main example here is Speedtrees, where the creator only has a license for their content to be used in freeware. N3V require that content uploaded to the Download Station can also be used in payware DLC or even new Trainz versions.
- The content creator does not want the asset to be used in payware products created by N3V.
- The creator wants to restrict who can use the content.
Shane
Even if a new independent site were suddenly up and running, some of these issues would still exist plus it could fold just as quickly. Even if the site lasts, unless objects are persistent on the site, they can be here today, gone tomorrow at the whim of the up-loader. And then who gets to download, registered Trainzers, only those the site manager deems worthy, or anyone that asks?
....Besides, we're all good drivers who don't crash their trains.