There are actually already passenger stations and cars in the game. Would love to see that implemented as well :)

​@@AccOriginalwait, you can already transport passengers? But i dont see any license for that, could you elaborate how to get to transporting people please? Thanks my guy

@@baadlyrics8705 They haven't added it yet, but they plan to add it in a future update!

@@baadlyrics8705 There are no licenses and missions yet, but there are already platforms and tracks for that. You can spawn in passenger cars in sandbox mode, using the spawn menu in the radio thingy

@@AccOriginal oh alright, thanks man, i havent tried sandbox mode yet! Really looking forward to seeing it being implemented in story mode too! And man, if you havent yet, please try Derail Valley in VR, for example with an Oculus 2 or 3. Its incredible and i would love to see a video of you trying it out one day maybe! Its just awesome

Thank you! I'm trying my best :D

The wipers on in the sunlight reminds me of Grahtles playing Euro Truck Simulator not knowing why her wipers are on and how to turn them off 🤣

@@LarrySkylines omg that’s so true! 😅

@@LarrySkylines Haha :D There was still a little rain, just hard to see through the youtube compression. When it's dry it starts squeeking like a real one.

Derail Valley for sure is a gem under the train sims.

Thank you! Happy to hear. More to come :)

@@AccOriginal Hopefully not in a month ^^

@@Pulkz Haha, no. I'm working on two videos currently, one is about Cities Skylines 2 and the other is the next Derail valley part. Should be out in the next days. But there's always a 48 hours delay, where the videos are in early access for the supporters.

Thank you. Yeah, it's really a great game :)

Thank you, Valley! It's actually not that complicated. Maybe the different types of brakes can be a bit confusing :D

You can actually change the speed in the settings. Both day/night cycle and weather :)

Thank you very much. Yeah, that was kinda the design idea, to join in as new company and overhaul some of these old and not so well kept locomotives. Well, at least from the outside. When you look closely you still can see some rough spots, dents and holes that got painted over :D

@@AccOriginal That's OK... wear and tear for a shortline is to be expected, but not to the degree that the base models show. Here's a pic from one of our local shortlines (wear yea... but still looking sharp): live.staticflickr.com/65535/51023867878_86c16c5e62_b.jpg

@@kuhndj67 Oh, they got some pretty colors too :)

The order does not matter when you do a pick-up shunting job. I'll actually cover that in the next episode. Thank you for the kind words :)

@@AccOriginal yea... only if you're switching where the order can make it more complicated to deliver cars where needed if you get it wrong.

@@kuhndj67 You mean when you take the resulting haul job and after that the drop-off shunting job? Yeah, but most of the time it's fine. I'd say most of the time it still safes time doing it the faster way when doing the pick-up :)

order doesnt matter. they have to be all coupled together, so no strangers in between. and handbrake on at least one of them.

Ahm, I know that. Did switch it on on purpose, since it was raining a bit. Might be not easy to see through the KZfaq video compression tho. Or did you mean something else? :D

I'll think about it. Tutorials like that use up quite some time. so I can't promise anything yet :)

huh? what does that mean? :)