Huh. I’d love the Cunard Services. Y’know, the Queen Elizabeth II, Mary and Victoria. Trips are usually ‘tween 3-day Norwegian to a 118-day world cruise.

With today's impressive graphics most what we get as termed "simulator" do very little to simulator the physics you ask about. These companies are after money and know that what sells are perfectly designed virtual environments and actual physics are of no concern. At least that's what I have come to realize with most simulators dating back to the early days of Railworks. That Microsoft simulator had bugs but it allowed the end use to modify and what the community did in that department was amazing. They did a remarkable job than Kuju in fixing up the physics to somewhat replicate the real world and the content creators out shined Kuju with their detailed models and routes. What those guys at Open Rails are doing is much appreciated for folks like me who want more of accurate physics than anything else I believe you referred to it as eye candy. As for this Train Sim World platform I'm curious too as to how accurate the physics are.

I highly doubt that these simulators can give you the actual feel of what real crews have to contend with on the rails.

For great train dynamics go to railroad companies. They have quality simulators that mimic real world physics.

@@dannywells7581 I used to be active at the ts forums and this was discussed a lot by the folks there. The contributions made to achieve an enjoyable sim with its bugs was amazing. The introduction of OR was a community fed up of being neglected and decided to go at it alone and the results are impressive too. They're still working on it and their road-map is well defined and the main purpose was to get a simulator that prioritizes physics first before anything. So I would say their contributions thus far are commendable. There is Run8 on the market I think the platform gives attention to physics but not too sure to what extent.

Imagine going up a mountain pass @ almost maximum speed with 18k tons or more. But when you look at the real world trains they go up that same territory at a slow pace, load and gradient working against the train. In the simulator you don't get to experience that you drive through like you are on flat terrain.

Its not that bad..I like it tho

@@onyx5446 Nah it's super inaccurate and choppy. It's fine if you like it but from a realism standpoint it sucks.

And they should fix when locomotives go in a tunnel the smoke comes out of the top, they go through the tunnel

When you're approaching a road crossing, the proper horn sequence is: long-long-short-long (__________ ___________ __ ________[until the lead unit clears the crossing]_____).

Plz tel

Only pc xbox and play

Phantom Railfanner damn bro I bet you pay too much to live in that dump , get out like I did

Karl Sandin lmao