No way. About time… I am amazed at some of the grades I have guessed in the game but finally

Thank you for another great update. Lots of good things in this one.😀

It does in game, kAN gaming proved it in his playthrough

@@datguymiller Does it affect steam usage, or just speed and power? If it’s just speed and power then it’s not exactly correct.

Yeah because before they were the only 3-foot gauge specific railroading game where you built and managed your own railroad. Now they got competition

We started with regular updates since our partner Black Sheep joined in August 2023, as they help us with programming and we didnt have the capacities before for so many updates.

@@Sandy_RRO are there consideration for terrain alteration?

I would look around in the Steam forums. There were some fixes and suggestions there.

I'll tell you the specific laptop qualifications that I have on mine and it runs it perfectly. I have an Acer nitro 5 gaming laptop with Intel core i7 in it. It runs the game just as smoothly as any high-performance gaming PC wood and I'm not going to lie to you it's honestly cheaper to do that than to go purchase a PC. I got mine off of Amazon for $949 when it was on sale now it's $1,095. But it's still cheaper than a gaming PC because I'm factoring in monitor mouse keyboard PC itself after all of that I probably be paying around $5,000 or a little less money so I would suggest getting what I have if you don't have that kind of money there are cheaper options on Amazon you can look up the specific laptop I told you. there are cheaper options so you know just look into it and you can run the game just as well as I can. I had the same situation I had me like a little work laptop that I played railroads online on before they switched to unreal engine 5 and after they switched to that the game wouldn't even load and it run like a slideshow so I just went ahead and waited and I got my laptop just a week ago actually.

Wow loved how my comment got removed

@@southernwolfgamingit’s still there

Hi there, its a bug, the Passenger Car will be back with the next Hotfix. 😊

@@Sandy_RRO oh ok

You have to be on the beta. This was just a beta update. You can opt into the beta in your steam settings.

Like not in the buy menu?

@@wesw9586 yeah I went through and I looked through everything it's not there anymore the only one that's there is for holding the gold stuff and that's it

The real life one wasn’t self propelled it needed one or more locomotives behind it to plow snow

Dude be careful what you say on here I've had like three or four people harass me telling me that they would have had two or three freaking engines behind it instead of having it propel itself be careful what you say on here. But let's be honest it would be really cool to get the strip down without the plow version of that engine that runs the plow and have it move like a geared locomotive in the game that would be awesome

I mean, historically and for what they are known for, most are known for having to get pushed by another engine, and there isn't really a labeled section in the shop. Plus I think it's only in there because it moves its blades

​@@funtimegraham2069you got to admit though it'd be pretty cool if just for fun they made it to where it did have the ability to pull some stuff

​@@southernwolfgamingplows and flangers are maintenance of way equipment. Non revenue cars. There is no purpose to have them be self powered. In the prototype they were pushed by 3+ locomotives and when not being used for the select weeks of winter are stored. It's a simple matter of company economics. Why would I pay more for more unnecessary machinery when I already have invested millions worth into my current locomotive roster. Why would I pay more for something that's just gonna sit 7/8 of the year just so I don't need to use one of the locomotives I already own on those days? It's wasteful and frivolous. Companies only buy what they absolutely need, if they bought more than that it'd cut into profits of the shareholders. Also, the plow that this is modeled after is not self propelled. They're following historic standard and portraying that standard.

@@corbinyoung6979I get it it's not supposed to be but I'm saying I think it would be cool to have an engine that could be stripped down from the plow that would run on the same type of engine setup as that plow. Or making it its own self-propelled vehicle so that it can haul a train and plow the snow at the same time without having to have three or four locomotives pushing it. You want to talk about companies just purchasing that plow to use for a certain amount of time why not purchase just one plow that you can keep in the maintenance thing and make it self-propelled so that you don't have to hook up and take away from possibly 3 to 4 train that could be running but instead they're having to push that plow around that's my viewpoint on it

@@corbinyoung6979 I get it that it's historically accurate. I am saying it as a "it would be cool if" scenario not saying "oh there's one" I'm saying it would be cool if there was one.