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Aidan Sweeney No, it's tonnes.

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That’s not even funny

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Lazy Bastard Hi, after watching Assetto Corsa--ETS2--Kerbal--TSM15--i brought them all and will be getting FSX very soon.

Lazy Bastard Thank you, i have been using MSflight sim 2008 or is it 2009 i cant remember for years until recently when i was forced to move away from Vista and on to windows 7 and it would not work any more........BUT now i have a PC with some grunt to it (i5 running at 4 gig) i can treat myself to the more involving up to date simulators and oh yes bring on project cars & ATS cant wait lol.

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He's always too busy looking at the scenery to actually drive the train :P

Exactly why he needs to stop looking at the scenery so much

Christopher Pattie Agreed, I don't think he needs to always do everything 100% correctly but some level of competence with train sim would be nice.

John Dennis yes that would be nice

PS: hiding any mousecursor is a piece of cake... via registry editor.. all you have to do is create a new Dword value using this registryadress and setting: [HKLM\Drivers\Display] cursor=dword:0

He needs for running smoothly during livestreams, I guess.

AsboJunior Doesn't make sense in any way. A 32bit application IS a 32bit application and will never be 64bit, therefore never benefits from anything above 4GB ram. Sidenote: when windows is running, it's even less what (in this case) TS2015 can adress, it's not the only 32bit app up and running, therefore the amount of ram the game can adress is even less than that initial 4GB

GTI1dasOriginal That must be a windows specialty then, but I don't think that even MS is so dumb. I don't think he bought 16GBs for trainsims but such a high RAM amount is fairly practical in many scenarios: - comliling software - much multitasking with parallelised processes - rendering and ofc. games. the latter 3 would fit here, and windows claiming it's own huge amount of the cake 16GB is a *comfortable* way to go. It's probably some laziness too - not wanting to need to upgrade every few years or so.

Anoni Mouse please, don't make this into an argument...... It's just how a 32bit structure works.. besides I've got 4x4GB ram myself, anyone who also does knows it is always going to be a (this kind of) problem.. Again.. explained: The use of those programs or scenarios you mention or anyone uses (also me included) only works if everything used at that moment has a 64bit based softwarestructure. So if for instance you'd use fraps in 32 bit while doing one of those things, it "eats up" the memory ammount from that first 4 GB available, if another foreground app runs, (in this case being TS2015) therefore when it would in the end even "run out", (hence: not being able to use the remaining memory) it WILL (when the sourcecode of the program / game is correctly written) use pagefile which is usually on a slow hdd. So, result: loadingtimes scenery, hickups or (in case bad design software) crash. It's unavoidable.

probably problems getting the right classes from the depots.

They were transferred from Southern a few months back to South West Trains, they have been refurbished too

when i first started to play simulation games i really liked them..now too.

Renault Magnum I use to play simulation games many years ago mainly the flight ones when home computers where very basic overtime I went onto the console gaming but now I find myself looking at these sort of games and my pc is much better than my first pc which was a zx81 lol.

You just missed the sale ... it was 85% off on Steam earlier this week.

HanzsKlopek No way I need to check steam out more often.

Thnx

Sebastain Harvey you,re welcome

I wish they would release update packs.. Multiple scenarios and tracks/trains.. for 10-15 bucks. I'm not spending 20-40 bucks for a train and a few scenarios.

sirkus34 Agreed, its insane the pricing they have for their DLC. I don't buy any DLC for trainsimulator unless there is a huge discount going on. But so far only bought 2 or 3 dlc packs all for cheap. It's a bit insane that most tracks and trains cost me more then a actual train ride trough half of my country.

Jorendo I can't honestly see Dovetail porting the old DLC over. It will be a fresh start imho.

Lol just posted this comment then he talks about the update supporting it. Still why weren't you using it

u are the first comment here. gratz.

That’s the warning system. There are transmitters on the track that alert the driver of an upcoming signal is against them, or of other dangers. When the way is clear they get a satisfying ding.