bri2808 wrote:1S811985 wrote:It's happened again! Twenty minutes in on L-B.
It's great that people can find the humour in it and fair play to them that do. But when I add it all up, counting a graphics card I didn't otherwise need, I'm knocking on the door of a four figure spend on this game and am struggling to find this issue amusing.
Final straws appear to be the issue of the day on this forum. I may have found mine.
1S81
I agree, I have also spent serious pound notes on this game. No one was mocking the issue, but any anger/disappointment you have should surely be channelled at RSC? It is really disappointing that they dont seem to want to do something about it, and I think it got worse since TS2014.
It doesnt look professional for sure. The fact we have passengers walking on the platform makes it look realistic but just ONE passenger out of place so to speak ruins the whole realism
Hope I have this reply in the right place, here ! As for some peoples' opinions on this subject, I sometimes wonder, myself ! I've got a rather serious (to me, at least) problem at the moment, which involves some of the more recent EMUs and such, which have something fitted like the AWS warning system, but which has a very high-pitched (apparently) sound that I just can't seem to hear at any time. what happens every time, is that that sound this sound emits, I can do nothing to cancel it, because I just can't hear it.
This is ruining my pleasure I get out of playing this game every time it happens. The train comes to a halt, and I lose any points I've accumulated so far, or I just lose the game totally because of my train being late, etc. What I'd like is some way of bypassing this device, which some othere may prefer also, as an option, to get around a very big annoyance. I have asked RSC in the past to see if they could do something about this, in the past, but they just can't seem to understand this problem of mine (and I'm sure, also, of many others worldwide, who play Train Simulator 2014. Sure, many locomotives and EMUs, etc, are getting more realistic than they were, in the past years, but if you're deaf, say, then this is bordering on blatant discrimination - making it harder to play a very interesting game, that we pay good money to own, over an amount of time.
RSC just doesn't want to do anything about this, or try to help some of us who would benefit from having something done about it. Surely, something could be done about this problem, like, such as putting a much more visible warning light, of such intensity, that it'll be seen easily while in the driver's seat. Why not? Purists, who want things to be as perfectly realistic, in both sight, and sound, as practical, may just have to put up with something that bugs them will detract from realism , for the sake of letting those of us get more enjoyment out of TS2014. I have a cochlear implant, and can hear all the sounds in the game EXCEPT THIS SOUND of the warning that just appears to come on, and stops the trains every time !!
Is it possible for someone, seeing this, may be able to point me to the email address of a prominent British Deaf Association, who may be willing to help me out with an email to RSC, on this subject ? If they agree I'm correct assuming they are discriminating against myself, and others in the Deaf Community ? Thankyou for reading this plea, if you may wish to comment, or help me out here.
Regards...
Jim McDermott
