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Hi All

Have a nosey at this link and download those movies - this will be a treat and a half :D

http://www.trainartisan.com/

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Looks stunning. I want one.

Interactive crewmen? Online play, 2 crew to a loco? Hmm... nice.

Give me voice comms over a mic and I'll be one happy bunny. :lol:
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Bags being the driver!
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Damn :lol:

Guard for me then :evil:

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The future of trainsimming would appear to be alive and well! Really nice particle effects, the amount of detail on show there is just stunning seeing as its all on a laptop :o

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Trainz will keep me occupied for the foreseeable future but apart from that, I'd be backing this horse very strongly.

It'll probably require faster PC's but I had problems with MSTS when it came out. This is a significant step forward and 'new'.

Builds on valuable experience but with enough difference from MSTS to make it very interesting. The team appear well qualified to produce a new and exciting sim.

The multiple layered Alpha channels are a particular interest.

It's aims are understated if anything and I hope it eventually appears commercially.

I'd buy it for the US stuff alone :)
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This sim certainly looks like a winner, even at this early stage. Just luxuriate in those gorgeously deatiled grahics! :D

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Post by saddletank »

sp762 wrote:Bags being the driver!
If you have online play and one crewmember is the brakesman or shunter, then switching could make for an entertaining hour or so online... Imagine shunting a yard with driver, fireman, shunter, signalman... :)

(I'm assuming only the shunter can activate coupling/uncoupling in such a scenario).
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Post by NeutronIC »

To be honest, multiple people on a single train would make for a very interesting time, particularly with the driver/fireman/guard combo on a steam train all having to work so closely together on a tricky route just for a single train to get somewhere. Next thing you know you'll have people able to board trains and just ride as a passenger to get to another station where they are needed for shunting or something :)

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"Riding the cushions" it's called isn't it?
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Will we get a 'communication chord?' :lol:
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Only on the all-singing version John :P

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