New York Division-Bergen County Line

[AlanCh]

After seven years of development, this Workshop route is now in its final version.

The latest thread, Episode III, describing this route and its development on Railworks America is here http://railworksamerica.com/forum/vi...1100&start=930

If you are interested in US switching routes with many, many small and some large industries to supply, along with New York and New Jersey commuter trains give this one a try. Once it is finalised on the Workshop I'm sure there will be plenty of scenarios.

You can find the route easily in the TS Workshop by searching for ' Bergen '.

[haverfordwest]

Finalised i believe................................

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=265923409

[seagoon]

Thanks, Mike.
Looks like a decent creation, but needs an awful lot of additional stuff.

[haverfordwest]

Most welcome Bruce, it's not for me though buddy.

Just thought i would share the info.

Mike.

[buzz456]

Thanks, Mike.
Looks like a decent creation, but needs an awful lot of additional stuff.

GOG comment. This thing is probably the most magnificent route ever created by a individual in the history of our hobby for TS.

[seagoon]

What's a "GOG comment"?

[haverfordwest]

This thing is probably the most magnificent route ever created by a individual in the history of our hobby for TS.

I doubt it.

[opskeeper]

I doubt it.

I don't put much stock in Your opinion.. I never seen anything of merit linked to You, except a sharp tongue, and a ton negative comments, pasted across several websites..

[haverfordwest]

You can put your claws away now.

[seagoon]

I'll ask again: What is a "GOG comment"?

[ex-railwayman]

''Grace of God'', young Bruce. We use to say ''By The Grace of God'' extremely loudly when we were having a rant about anything in the 1970s, it's obviously been editted.

And I would suggest that as Buzz is American, he probably isn't aware of the many British freeware routes that have been available for a few years that are on par with the Bergen Line, and many of them are not on Steam Workshop.

Cheerz. Steve.

[seagoon]

''Grace of God'', young Bruce. ........Cheerz. Steve.

Thanks, Steve.

The reason I was puzzled is because there is a GOG website.

[ex-railwayman]

Quite correct, Sir, GOG.com (formerly Good Old Games) based in Warsaw, Poland, I believe.

Cheerz. Steve.

[buzz456]

I'll ask again: What is a "GOG comment"?

Grouchy old guy.

[seagoon]

Grouchy old guy.

Aaaah! Now it makes sense!