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I'm wondering how accessible it is to novices, who aren't particularly into trains and just want to jump in and drive it, without learning a load of complicated stuff.
 
dirtydog said:
I'm wondering how accessible it is to novices, who aren't particularly into trains and just want to jump in and drive it, without learning a load of complicated stuff.
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It a train on rails so what else would you need to do apart from move a lever for forwards,backwards & stop...:confused:
 
chaparral said:
It a train on rails so what else would you need to do apart from move a lever for forwards,backwards & stop...:confused:
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Quite a lot, from reading about it. Signals, points etc. as well as having to speed up / slow down at the right points for curves / gradients, to let other trains ahead of you etc.
 
Absolutely no interest for me, but there always seems to be a new £10 add on train or something every single week on Steam. Actually, it must be the most p*** taking game ever for DLC now I think about it.

Those train spotters (sorry, enthusiasts) must have a lot of disposable income.
 
FlukeRogi said:
Absolutely no interest for me, but there always seems to be a new £10 add on train or something every single week on Steam. Actually, it must be the most p*** taking game ever for DLC now I think about it.

Those train spotters (sorry, enthusiasts) must have a lot of disposable income.
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of course they do

they still live at home
 
You can get loads of paid for FSX add-on planes and scenery from places like theflightstore.co.uk.

I played MS Rail Sim and it wasn't too hard for novices, and was a bit of fun. Can't imagine this will be much different - you can probably scale up the difficulty. In MS Train Sim to go through points you just pressed spacebar before them to change them etc.
 
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