here's one for you. What do we think of Train Sim's? I can't ever recall the subject being discussed here so I thought I'd ask to get a general impression of them.
I saw a copy of Trainz Railway Simulator in the supermarket the other day and because it was under a fiver I decided to bite the bullet and give it a try.
I was occupied for about 10-15 minutes and have now un-installed it. Personally it was'nt for me. I have never even considered the Microsoft Train Sim offering and if the Trainz sim was anything to go by then I probably won't bother ever again!
Anyone like em? :k:
(ps you'll be pleased to know after consultation with a specialist I am now back Flight simming again )
I suffer from paranoid amnesia. I can't remember who I don't trust.
Hi Eddie. I tried Microsoft Train Simulator a couple of years ago but it gets boring very quickly. The graphics aren't a patch on FS and being on only two dimensions and having to obey signals doesn't give you much input. However it IS much better than Trainz.
It's much like the real thing - I work on the railways and the best bit is taking the p*ss out of the drivers. I point out they've only got three levers to think about. One for go, one for stop and one to make a noise. And they still screw up on a regular basis
Anyway, I gave my copy to a gricer friend who loves it and spends all his waking hours driving an HST from London to York :roll:
As MS have now dropped Train Simulator it might be worth waiting for the new Rail Simulator from Kuju (who wrote the original MSTS). They haven't given a release date but it's well advanced and looks very nice indeed. I might be tempted - have a look here: http://www.railsimulator.com/en/index.htm
Anyway by the look of it, you haven't even levitated from the ground yet.....
I've been looking at this Avatar quite a bit now, and I wonder if it IS his right foot toe, that you can see a little to the left of the abdomen...or something else....
Best Rgds
Dan
Who's General Failure, and why is he reading my harddisk?