Are the combined engine/passenger trains supposed to have carriages?

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  • #9188
    Morat
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    I’m a bit confused about some of the trains like the Red Arrow that are a combined loco that can carry passengers. Are these intended to run as a single-unit train on their own, to have many of them running together as a single train, or to have carriages added?

    • This topic was modified 10 years, 2 months ago by Morat.
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    #9199
    Person012345
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    The red arrow is intended as a single unit but you can add carriages if you so desire (though it’s not very powerful so you can’t add too many without hitting performance significantly).

    #9218
    Azrael
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    You can also combine multiple Red Arrows, so they form one train.

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    #9227
    Person012345
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    That too, although there’s not much point (it just reduces your frequency as far as I can remember). Perhaps useful if the line is super short.

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    #9232
    Traian Trante
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    The red arrow is awesome. drop 2 of them on a line with a RE+6 passenger wagons and they will keep up the supply of passengers because of the low frequency. they wil make just enough money to keep themselves alive, but most of the money will come from the big train.

    #9255
    Morat
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    Hmm. Never thought of using them like that to mess with the line frequency, that’s interesting. Good job they don’t calculate it as time per seat.

    #9280
    Traian Trante
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    + the Arrows will always take the passengers that have been waiting the longest, so there are very few suicides in your big train.

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