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Sad but true… Even CS’sLocomotion have some features that this game doesn’t have… And I don’t mean any strange, complicated feature, I mean something as basic as moving junctions, or animated signals…
Well. since TF is not a train simulator, I don’t really see the need of fixing this, however, that could be fixed by adding a timer and activating it at each station… Oh well… if some of the developers just read the comments… 😛
About spacing, this should be done by the signals (as it happens in real time), I don’t know if trains are provided with real train physics, as it happens in other sims, if not, this should be a good point to start with. However, what I wanted to say it’s that, in comparison with other old games, I find Train Fever more restrictive in some aspects… Not to talk about the lack of realism in signals, junctions and tram tracks…
Hello all, this is my first time posting here!
Let’s see, I own TF since the game came out and sadly I have it actually unistalled, it does bother me that some of the “small details” are not included on this good looking game, in fact, I’m missing some things that other games like “Chris Sawyer’s Locomotion” allow me to do and this game doesn’t.
For instance, animated signals, TF doesn’t have animated signals at all, at the signal itself has only 2 aspects, also junctions, not animated, the impossibility of the train choosing a free track at a station (probably the most annoying one), let’s say that I have a station with 3 platforms, and 2 of them are occupied, if the platform doesn’t belong to the train’s route, train won’t enter the station… Train should enter the platform with no trains and the continue it’s route…
Also, a thing that I do really miss… Overhead wires on tram tracks… It makes it soooo unrealistic…
Btw, could you actually use waypoints?
It’s been a long time now without playing TF, so I don’t know if something from above has been corrected… Like the autosave thing.
From Spain. 🙂
