SimRail - Currently Repetitive

[NorthernWarrior]

Nice one Vern, you heading ever more down the DTG road buddy. Do you have a sound system hooked up to the tv. If not you should be able to tweak the tv onboard sound, to make it even better. My main tv is an LG 55inch, which has all sorts of sound options. Some times it sounds like the movie or youtube sounds are coming from behind me and all around. Just on the internal tv speaker. Spooky sometimes, i hear something, think its the door or external noise. Mute the tv and the noise goes away

Now now, you leave Mrs M have some fun with that Hogwarts game

Mike.

We used to have a home cinema amp but don't bother now as the TV speakers have that pseudo surround and Atmos. Also the PS5 joypad seems to have a small speaker in it though don't think TSW takes advantage of that. Don't think TSW even has a vibration option.

[SurvivorSean]

I haven't been in SimRail for a bit now (or any simulator for that matter). Not sure what your looking for in a sim but prologue is not a good example of what SimRail does have to offer. There is now 500kms of track and plenty of signal boxes. As mentioned by others single player is going to get old quick because there isn't much there. The action is on the servers, but even for myself these days it gets old quick. Not sure how Zusi or anything else beats it in Europe. TSW has plenty of routes if you want to fork out the cash. Each one in itself would get old quick.

Thanks

Sean

[Jpantera404]

I haven't been in SimRail for a bit now (or any simulator for that matter). Not sure what your looking for in a sim but prologue is not a good example of what SimRail does have to offer. There is now 500kms of track and plenty of signal boxes. As mentioned by others single player is going to get old quick because there isn't much there. The action is on the servers, but even for myself these days it gets old quick. Not sure how Zusi or anything else beats it in Europe. TSW has plenty of routes if you want to fork out the cash. Each one in itself would get old quick.

Thanks

Sean

Zusi has random routing and delays all set up by the AI and has a good variety of routes, stock and eras. TSW got a lot of support off me until they started producing awful DLC.

Simrail looked good when I first tried the prologue. I may be tempted by a sale.

[haverfordwest]

Fair play Vern, but why do you want a vibration option you naughty boy

Mike.

[NorthernWarrior]

Keep me awake?!

[haverfordwest]

Got to that has it Vern, hahahahaha.

Did you see on Facetripe that there is a new emu (EN57) coming for the game. Looks interesting as they first appeared in 1962.

Mike.

[NorthernWarrior]

Thought it looked like an EN57. Brings back memories of that old MS DOS "Mechanik" sim. Might revive my interest in SimRail when that appears.

[haverfordwest]

I didn't have a clue what it was Vern. Saw what it was in one of the comments on Facetwaddle, then went and looked it up online.

Mike.

[mnowosad]

We present to you selected things that we are currently working on. 🚂🛠
The list does not include foreign routes, trains & bug-fixes

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https://forum.simrail.eu/topic/5335-...#comment-19777

[NorthernWarrior]

Good to see save game in there, even if checkpoint based.