You can't just set up a bunch of AI trains and let them run. I like the amount of single track on the A-Line because of the complexity it adds to dispatching. I've ridden those lines many times, so there is a nostalgia factor.

Mike.Which is why it's nice to have a choice I have to admit that my preference for the southeast routes (A-Line and Waycross) is due to having grown up in South Florida. My preference for new routes, would not be in the east though. I like the idea of moving bridges, but honestly I can take it or leave it doesn't matter to me.Īgain just curious how many people are going to stick with V2 if V3 doesn't meet their needs? For example the server I like may switch to V3 regardless? Who will host V2? Should be some interesting times ahead. Being able to have smaller regions or editors will also be a big selling point. It's already stopped me from purchasing further add on routes because they are to big to manage for me in single player or small servers at 100% capacity. Personally I either need a way to have even more AI in these big huge worlds. I'm just curious what others are looking forward to, and who is ready to purchase V3? Again for me and many others it was a no brainer V2 is far superior.īut with each new piece of content, or each new server for every new user more will continue to segregate into what they are looking for. There were some people that never bought V2 or stuck it out with V1 because of being able to edit skins, and I'm not sure what else. We have heard new developers and territories are also coming (though I'm not sure if it's going to be V2 compatible or not). I've stated elsewhere what I'd like to see in improvements to AI. In fact I think John posted that some place over a year ago. There have been plenty of rumors that I've heard before such as making some of the editors available. Again I understand this was what people wanted, and it brings in always needed income for projects etc. I honestly thought the latest post of the new update was a joke, until I went on the site. Because most news is posted here, I don't check Run8's site very often. But the team was going to keep it close at hand due to the 'competition'. We've heard about moving bridges, turntables, I can't remember what else.

There was a giant buzz and I checked the Run8 forum on a daily basis just waiting for more news and the eventual release.Ībout a year ago we heard that V3 was in development and should be complete by the end of 2018. I knew the AI that was coming as it had been announced previously. I remember when V2 was on the horizon, and it was a no brainer for me.

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