OpenRailer90 wrote:http://store.steampowered.com/app/443900/
buzz456 wrote:http://store.steampowered.com/app/443900/
Ten seconds with Google search.
PamBrooker wrote:Unfortunately, APH itself runs as a stand alone application, however, you CAN copy assets over too your TS installation. The difference with the GTEL ( which caught me off guard ) is that in the scenario editor, the A unit is the only unit listed under engines. The B unit and the Tender are both listed under fright cars..
PamBrooker wrote:Unfortunately, APH itself runs as a stand alone application, however, you CAN copy assets over too your TS installation. The difference with the GTEL ( which caught me off guard ) is that in the scenario editor, the A unit is the only unit listed under engines. The B unit and the Tender are both listed under fright cars..
ZekTheKid wrote:PamBrooker wrote:Unfortunately, APH itself runs as a stand alone application, however, you CAN copy assets over too your TS installation. The difference with the GTEL ( which caught me off guard ) is that in the scenario editor, the A unit is the only unit listed under engines. The B unit and the Tender are both listed under fright cars..
There's also a special B unit which has 'particle effect' in its name. It apparently shoots fire out of it's fan.
PamBrooker wrote:::LOL:: I forgot about that.. The particles on my system are constant and the fire is far from realistic. It would have been nice to experience the full effect of a turbine stall and backfire, but it wasnt real enough. Still I wont complain. The GTEL has rapidly become my favorite engine to drive and just in front of the DD-35. It's beautifully done and worth every bit of effort it took for me to get it..
APH is also awesome in that the difficulty can go from being for a complete nitwit like myself, to someone who eats drinks and dreams GTELs in their sleep.. they did a very good job on it..
Fleegle411 wrote:I seem to recall a situation similar to this happening when the Cajon route and what not were unseated form their positions as default routes. We saw them released as their own DLCs after a short while, I imagine we'll see the same thing happen here. If DTG can get more money in their pockets with these DLCs, I'm sure we'll see them again.
buzz456 wrote:Fleegle411 wrote:I seem to recall a situation similar to this happening when the Cajon route and what not were unseated form their positions as default routes. We saw them released as their own DLCs after a short while, I imagine we'll see the same thing happen here. If DTG can get more money in their pockets with these DLCs, I'm sure we'll see them again.
Come on. I never bought Cajon Pass ever after having having TS2010 and it's still there.
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