Railroader 1 Year Review - Has it gotten better?

[@rohlicek3884]

that bright lime 44 tonner looks hillarious next to all the other black steam engines

[@alexanderbeck5063]

What we all need to remember is that the team behind Railroader is very small (from my knowledge). So things will be slower paced.

[@noahmadelil6253]

I met the developers at the Southeastern Fried Gaming Expo. The dev team is has only two full time members who work full time jobs as well. So yeah pretty small 😅

[@Zippo1943]

Yeah you can count the number of devs. on one hand

[@LRF152]

I think to really take this game to the next level, the AI should be able to build trains for you. I enjoy switching and love building my own trains, but when there’s several trains to build and switch on a large single player game, it can become overwhelming. That being said, I can only imagine how crazy that would be on the back end. This game has come such an incredibly long way in a year. It is easily one of, if not the best, train game on the market right now. The community is wonderful, and the devs are keeping true to their word and producing a high quality product. Great video!

[@pootispiker2866]

I actually really like the challenge of switching all of the trains and trying to make all of the movements work, personally.

[@LRF152]

@ that’s the thing though, if you want to continue to switch yourself, you can. I’m just hoping at some point we get the option to have AI do some of the switching for the player.

[@Sprawly241]

Hyce, great video as always. As someone with almost 400 hours of single player time, I must agree with just about every point you've made with this updated review. As someone whose always wanted to build a model railroad since I was a kid, I love my Model Railroad simulator. And I would be remiss if I didn't say that watching the antics of the ES&DT is always a high point in my week. Thanks so much for providing an awesome experience, and hopefully sometime soon I'll get to join the crew myself! Cheers!

[@lordsherifftakari4127]

this game has so much potential. the addition of Vanilla Articulated Locos will give players the chance to really challenge Red Marble with big heavy trains. the challenge of dragging 60 loaded Coal Hoppers over the 4.7 percent grade in one go because you need to clear the hill for the passenger train behind you!

[@jamesbuckner4791]

5:35 Hyce Waypoints have not made it to the main branch yet, its still an experimental branch thing. That being stated, the upgrades to the AI have be big improvements with the improvements on the experimental branch proving to be something that some of us are looking forward for.

[@cruisemasterdoesgames]

the lime stands out so much i love that tiny thing

[@Jopsyduck]

Mods will always be a great source of inspiration for and an indicator of what features your playerbase wants to see in the game.

[@DecoyDrone]

The moment where all the cars come together at 27:25 is perfection. Talking about the game while casually nailing it lol

[@therocinante3443]

A dream come true - railroader's tracks/building with derail valley's play style.

[@Kist_This]

I’ve really enjoyed this game. Ive never played it single player for extended periods, but I’ve had some great fun with friends. I agree that the core of the game is rather solid and one of things I look forward to is the new scenery and buildings. My urge to railfan grows stronger each day! Nice work Hyce. 🚂

[@j99450]

"Do what I want you to do, not what I tell you to do" I feel this so hard at times with this game

[@peregrina7701]

Hiya Hyce! Thanks for the fresh review. The early version of the game as I've seen it in videos was limited and I think we've all been scarred by game studios in the past .... It's nice to see a studio that actually works with its user community to make the game better. Thank you Adam and team 😊. The dispatch element is great fun, and not gonna lie, one of my favorite vids to put on for silly background while I clean the house or whatever is the session from Superb Owl Sunday with the whole crew. 😊 One of the reasons I love your content is that you'll stand up and take credit for a mistake or misjudgment. Thank you. Railroader has developed into a lovely game in its niche, although that was a hard future to see a year ago and I am looking forward to more. PS for transparency: I don't play Railroader at present and would need a good tutorial to learn it. But it's great fun watching everyone binning it. 😊 Thank you again.

[@shockwavegaming5907]

I remember coming home from Godzilla Minus One, and buying/downloading this game. Boy was that a night to remember!

[@kylewesty254]

If you’re trying to learn an industry, you can go into the company info menu (I) then to locations. From there select the industry you’re looking at. When you click on the locate symbol, it’ll fly you to that track. When you hover over the name it’ll then highlight said track. This way you can get the general direction of where it is and when you get closer you’ll be able to pinpoint your destination

[@Hyce777]

Which is, extremely clunky. It works, but if you need that many steps to get there when it should be a button press...

[@bluescrew3124]

As an observer, seems to me like the ES & D are always having a ton of fun with lots of laughs & pure Choo Choo enjoyment….. so I’d rate it as a 10 out of 10 game of fun.

[@steveooo58]

I haven't played multi-player yet. I can say playing single player with more then 6 trains can be times with a lot going on and times with just watching the passenger train doing multiple trips from 1 end of my railroad to the other, while waiting for orders to be completed.

[@Hyce777]

Yeah above 6 would be a bit of a challenge if I had to guess.

[@steveooo58]

I am currently up to 8 trains but 3 road engines, 1 passenger engine, and 4 switching engines.

[@cadetkohr5508]

Having run an entire railroad (Sylva to Natnahala, with the Alarka Branch and plans to expand up to Andrews) with a full 13 locomotives, it gets pretty stressful. It rapidly changes from "wait 3 hours for one car to do something" to "OH DEAR GOD EVERYTHING NEEDS DOING AT ONCE AND ITS ALL GOING TO SHIT"

[@jamesbuckner4791]

​@@cadetkohr5508he is correct. Lots of screaming followed by trying to figure out what the shit your going to do.

[@davidty2006]

I currently have like 20+ engines with the full line and it's just constant managing AI, Waypoint system makes running so many engines alot better instead of having to manually shunt constantly can just set an engine to do atleast part of it, and go and set up another engine across the map.

[@juletid99]

I bought this game on the 1 month "anniversary" of the launch. And I have not regretted it ever. And in my opinion it has only gotten better.

[@ETStrucker]

30:10 if you open the menu on the car you can see and highlight/teleport to the track it has to go to at the industry the same as as if you'd hover over the waybill.

[@danielcresswell7477]

Had it since launch, have done about 150 hours, don't regret getting it. Some great mods available too including one that shows all the locos and rolling stock on the map. Just proves that you don't need a ton of dlc to make a great train game. Looking forward to Century Of Stream too.

[@Disnydude1]

You were the same with RRO 2 yrs ago before you migrated to COS. When you have 1000 hrs with Rsilroader. You’ll see how addicting this is. And you do not have any mods yet either. Add in the mods and yall go crazy. The only thing is ya don’t build track like the other thing. Have a great holiday season Mark. AND you need to go to the beta branch and use the Waypoint. Rich.

[@desmondk-o7148]

I will note on the subject of "being able to see where tracks are" if you go to the locations tab in the company menu (G hotkey) and select an industry, theres a list of all the tracks and you can hover over them to highlight them, plus theres a button to teleport your camera to that track

[@timothyteo4602]

27:30 Hi Hyce, just wanted to say thanks for giving me the inspiration for getting Railroader on my PC

[@powerfulech0356]

Great points about software engineering. I’m a developer of web applications and things that people would assume to be easy to change or fix are not that simple sometimes

[@DinsdalePiranha67]

I bought this game shortly after Christmas last year and have enjoyed it immensely. I'm now into "Day 90" of my railroad. And I agree that in some ways Railroader is like running a model railroad. In fact, it scratches so many of my model railroading itches that I've more or less put my next model railroading project on indefinite hold!

[@blendpinexus1416]

i love it. got it soon after it released and have enjoyed making some fun stuff. also the cursed decisions of sending a heavy freight train with a pax loco or a light pax with a heavy freight loco are just fun.

[@edsantana2868]

Just got the game, 12/20/24. The game has plenty to do for a newbie like me. Can't wait to see what comes next. Learning a lot in running the train and watching videos.

[@railroader]

On behalf of the team, thank you for such a thoughtful review. It means a lot to hear that someone “gets” what you’re doing, and that it resonates with them. Great constructive criticism points, too; I found myself nodding along. We still have a lot of work to do on scenery, and the “where is that track” problem has been on my mind lately. Train crew permissions, too. We’ll keep at it! - Adam

[@warmstrong5612]

31:10 You can find that info under the operations tab in the cars inspection menu window. It's a bit fussy to work with but provides all needed info.

[@403guy]

As long as the air break control in the locomotives isn't floating I'm a happy camper.

[@Physigist]

That feeling when you see a train stop for a fusee.... That you had placed last session... Oops. 😅

[@DinsdalePiranha67]

I have two fusees on mine that basically have permanent residence. One of them is on the siding at Barkers, and I use it to spot pickups from the pulpwood spur. Needless to say I have to remember to remove it if I set up a meet there!

[@forbiddenknowledge2847]

ES&DT still makes me chuckle once in a while

[@Nderak]

last year i discovered your channel because i wanted to know about cowcatchers and then i got to learn about pilots

[@timothyteo4602]

Similar thing also happened here whilst browsing train videos. Just came upon this channel by accident until Railroader came out. Then I became hooked

[@Brotherdot]

For me, this game feels like a Switching-Sim most of the time. Not that I dislike it, but single-player is mostly about building a train and letting AI pull it across the map to different locations before I can then switch the cars into the right tracks and start building up a new train for the return trip. The challenge is always in what order the trains should depart or be switched. When passenger stops were added to AI, I dropped using Fusees a LOT and could concentrate on what to do with the pass. train when they reached their end destination. With fewer Fusees to "worry about" (read: forget about), train operations suddenly ran much smoother!

[@BandanRRChannel]

30:30 I'm not sure if there's a good "mode" for that, but I think having a set of track diagrams you could pull up in a window, similar to Derail Valley's location maps, would serve the same purpose. Tells you which track is which and how long that track is (so you know how many cars it can hold). Maybe that could go with an "employee timetable" that has other useful info like a listing of location mileposts, siding lengths, speed restrictions, and a vertical profile. You'd want the timetable to update with each milestone, though.

[@GreencoastStudios]

Wonderful 1 Year Review. I Agree with everything you have mentioned. Thanks for enjoying the game Hyce, cheers to future updates.

[@QuorkQTar]

7:30 - Mods are *so critically important* to railway games. I literally know not one modern day railway game that stayed relevant for a prolonged time without some kind of mods or otherwise addons. I believe that can't be overstated. 27:50 - Basically it found its niche that very few other games cater to. Virtually all railway games are either on the single-train-centered (driving simulators) plain or significantly further removed/abstract, on the "Railroad Tycoon" plain of things. I have neither played nor watched it, so take it with a grain of salt, but I think SimRail might be on a similar plain, but still with a different focus, more the technical operations (and accurately modeled train running as such) and less of the logistics. Certain, uh, other projects formerly prominent around here are more on the sandboxy, Tycoony side of things. Great review and it pretty much matches up with how I perceive the game through your videos of it. I love the differentiated, reflecting approach you have to your earlier review.

[@GP30_Foamer]

I will always be grateful to the person who gifted this game to me for Christmas! This game has always been an absolute blast but I do have a warning for newcomers: if you’re playing a single player game, you need to be careful about just how much of the railroad you’ve unlocked, because if you get too much, it’ll become too much for one person alone to handle, and it leads to extreme burnout.

[@ryano.5149]

I will say though, as long as they keep the console "cheats" in the game, that helps so much. I've been playing around with how much of the railroad I can manage on my own, and I think Whittier to Robinson Gap is about my sweet spot. Having to cheat myself 3 geeps in every time because I don't have enough power on Red Marble, well, that kinda ruins the emersion a bit. It's fun to slog it out once in a while...but like...that end of the railroad past Nantahala is a bit much for one person. It does make me wish there was an option for an intermediate interchange and engine facility at Nantahala, but...eh, not the end of the world. I'm still enjoying the heck out of the game!

[@jerrysgardentractorsengine2243]

Petition to name the 44 tonner the flying lime!

[@euphz658]

I’ve only recently started doing multiplayer. I was a part of a few of the more recent sessions. I can say that even running a railroad half a big as the current ES&DT alone was incredibly mentally taxing, at least for me. And just having one simple line of tasks while being around others is infinitely more enjoyable. Provided I did decide my single player campaign was on the SD&S so not much changed in the macro mindset lmao.

[@ryanjones4106]

Okay but the Boxcar labeled "FUCK" had me dying lmao

[@forbiddenknowledge2847]

If you get any more diesels you should paint the" fear me for I burn liquid" on all of them

[@tapper8881]

It's nice to know I am not alone! I do love it for being a great model railroad. I used to use Sid Meier's (which is still SO GREAT).

[@FuelFire]

There is NO way this game has been out for a year already. Time is fake. No, more than fake.

[@alternatelives8559]

I found this game is one of the best 'conductor' simulators out there. Typically when I play, I use the AI driver to actually run the trains, and ride along to set switches and direct movements. Also, I'm so glad the 44 tonner is a thing now, even in mod form. It's a fantastic 'entry level' diesel that I feel was really missing from early-to-mid game. I purchased one on the first day of my newest career save to replace the Mogul, and haven't looked back. Did have to spend some extra dosh on the Whittier fuel stand, though.

[@hughmungas5462]

I'd love to see a certain happy trashcan come and be your conductor/brakeman.

[@KingSNAFU]

I'm really hoping to see improvements to lineside scenery, especially around lineside industry. Even though it's a cosmetic thing, I think it would help bring a little more life to the in-game world. Although I have heap of suggestions for future non-steam rolling stock, I'm quite happy with present rolling stock and consider adding more to be a very low priority.

[@ytzpilot]

This one became my number one railroad sim for this past year 🚂

[@scale_model_apprentice]

I wish it was on console, but nevertheless, I enjoy watching the ES&DT.

[@JAdg75oo00]

Favorite game of all time, hoping for a naming mechanic in the game without using a mod worried about messing up my game if I use one, and glad you enjoy the late game! 😄🚂

[@sonicnick5192]

I love the fact that he sent the passenger train with no passengers

[@briancarpenter8176]

One thing I wish they could do for QoL improvements is work on the coupling mechanics so that it is easier to uncouple on the fly. Other than that, this game is "chefs kiss" excellent especially for it still being in early access.

[@MattsModellingMemories]

I haven't played it yet, but I can see a massive time-soak in my near future!

[@taylorstout2067]

Im glad you are recommending this game

[@PennsyPappas]

Im definitely glad the game is still going really strong and the fact that its stable, has quality of life features, and a grest modding communitiy is awesome. Now one of the things they could consider doing is adding an optional Simulater modes. Inhave a couple of friends who have stopped playing all together because it doesnt have that sim feel to it like Derail Valley has. There arent many multiplayer train games out there so it be nice to fix thst problem so to speak. But otherwise im glad the game is doing so well i onow ive had lots if fun playing it

[@pootispiker2866]

I think Railroader should have a Hyce mode. Not sliders for throttle and brake, but rather toggles for fully on and fully off. :)

[@matthewharroun8618]

As the game currently stands I am completely happy with what's in game, and I'm optimistic/excited about what's to come. That said, the one thing I would love to see the devs look into is optimization. Now, I'm most definitely not running a high end rig (most every part could probably be considered old), but the fact that there are big frame drops at times (like teleporting to different locations or looking at certain angles in certain locations) even when I have zero trees, particle effects turned off, and most graphics set to low is, plainly, annoying. I still love the game, but when my railroad only goes from Sylva to Alarka Junction with a maximum number of trains moving at any one time is three or four and I consider myself lucky that I'm getting 40 or 50+ fps, it feels like something is bogging down behind the scenes.

[@ratze7723]

This is why I know Mark will do a great job xD

[@ClassyDeerBoi]

This is Jim Lahey's kind of train right here, the Trainzies Shit-Expressbus.

[@TokyoXZachary]

TOUR TRAIN EXPLORING THE MAP

[@thehunters7963]

I love railroader the best thing for me is a game where I can drive a train and have other trains going as well. I dont really have anyone who plays train games with me so having AI in a game helps

[@capefeartrainsandsirens]

Yes, it has.

[@onecleangti]

You really had me shouting at my screen at one point. You can see what tracks go where without a car in the industry menu that gives you tier lists. There’s even a little button to let you instantly fly there lol

[@Hyce777]

Yes, I'm aware. Good UI design doesn't mean you dig into a location menu and figure out what and where you are when you have no other identifiers. Easy for veterans of the game, hard for new players.

[@onecleangti]

your response is much appreciated and normally I would agree with you, but I picked this game up in may to occupy my time after having a traumatic brain injury in April. I very quickly learned the menus and how to learn a new industry. It came off in the video as there is no way to see what track a car goes on without having the car close by, and that’s just not true. I am glad to see your feelings on the game have changed though as your weekly podcast with friends is something that I look forward to as an escape from my reality. Currently sitting at 7 months off work, with multiple MRIs, CTs, and other medical issues. Love what you. Rob

[@christopherbernhardt]

I kinda wish we could just make a board of places / sidings to stop. More automation, maybe make the AI engineers cost more if we're expecting more levels of automation. But something to not be so repetitive in single player.

[@CMDRSweeper]

Calling it model railroader is NOT harsh or an insult in any shape or form. A model railroad offers working industry and close simulation of a real railroad, but so many other games (Eg Trainz) falls short of delivering this. Their industries and the reason for the railroad to exist and work, is actually missing. Railroader and Railroads Online are the only 2 that did the industry right, but the latter is a chore with staying on the track. Railroader doesn't have this problem, so it is superior and the BEST railroad game to play with friends.

[@ryano.5149]

Ugh. Loading the cars individually in RO is such a giant pain. It's one of the reasons I don't play RO anymore. Ah yes, let me load 50 cars of iron ore ONE AT A TIME, with no flying camera to see what you are doing. Ugh. In the words of Fleetwood Mac: "Never goin' back again!"

[@fredpryde8555]

your first review may of been harsh but it was honest and thats what players want nothing worse than a review saying it awesome and you buy it to find it nothing like they said honesty is best policy

[@Surkai25]

Wish i had folks to play this with. While i love this game, what its doing, and watching your videos of it, just no fun by yourself (imo)

[@Hyce777]

You are more than welcome to join us on the ES&DT on Sundays, A no.1. :)

[@racernatorde5318]

Singleplayer is boring if you do not have multiple trains running and you mostly play by managing the game and the helper AI. If you only want to drive a locomotive yourself, the game is inferior to others

[@gamerfan8445]

Well there are public servers

[@HazelReserveUnit]

I love playing the game but it can be VERY tiring to have to form trains even on my small section up to Bryson, I wish they had the ability to tell the AI to set out and cut consists from the interchange before setting off and delivering them.

[@taylorstout2067]

Im going to get this game soon

[@gundamwarrior]

Its an all right game and can be fun now and then with friends. But it gets exhausting after a while because progress is so slow in everything for my tastes. It takes too long for things to unload or load at some of the industries. So you're never sure how far to advance time in hopes something gets filled up and never does end up being. And it ends up just being a lot of time waiting on things to be done and it gets tiresome. My friends eventually just...gave up after a while because nothing ever seems to progress at a decent pace so we're stuck on a single day for far too long. Usually we have 2 - 3 hour play sessions and sometimes a single day could take 2 days of get togethers to do. It was only 3 of us as well for reference. If they increased the loading and unloading speeds for things as an option (I've not seen a mod for this yet) it would probably be more tolerable but even I have my patience limit for these things.

[@stumpusMaximus]

I’m about 40hrs into it and I knew that SP was OCD inducing. Expanding isn’t the highest thing on my list. Far from it. My wish was things like passenger trains Should be a shuttle back and forward service, that’s my brain number right there. Ticking every coach and station to either be passengers alighting for the return or going to the final station forwards. It should do this automatically without any input from the player. Obviously with AE on I can get it to stop at each one but it will continue to nowhere if I don’t intervene at the last stop. I spoke with the dev and he doesn’t see it as a problem…. 😮

[@Coconutrails]

Finnaly got to play for the first time with my ps5 yes there are some bugs for the console launch but it is a amazing game worth the wait for sure

[@erikwilliam1254]

My experience in multi-player hasn't exactly been fun. I hopped in one for close to twenty minutes and was still stuck in passenger role. I couldn't even board a passenger train and just ride in one of the passenger cars because the doors were locked. I would probably enjoy playing multi-player, however you just don't know what type of people are running their multi-player sessions. Are they the serious type and will kick you for little things, or the serious role-playing type? You just don't know. Watching you and the guys play on the ES&DT makes me want to try multi-player, but again there's that unknown factor that makes me hesitant. Given how I know how you and the guys play on the ES&DT, I might actually get to enjoy playing with others if I had the chance to try a few sessions with you guys. I run my session in single-player and operate the railroad similar to you guys.

[@Stant123]

QOL I'd like to see is a little more thought put into the coloring of the tags above the cars. Specifically, the interchanges getting their own colors. White, black, tan or brown could be used so it'd be obvious these sylva cars are going to the interchange, not the paperboard, and these other cars are going to the Andrews interchange, not snowbird. The whole coloring scheme right now feels kind of wrong. From Sylva to Alarka they've already blown through almost a dozen colors, and beyond that, there's really just one used. Now I understand more industry will get added to that half of the railroad as development continues, but really, how many different colors of purple is there? So potentially, just color code for the various yards and not for the industries or mileposts like it is now, would save on having to come up with 5 different colors of blue and 9 different colors of purple to squeeze in between alarka junction and Andrews and would make it so having bright orange for dillsboro and dark orange for sley mica and schist unnecessary... Or an option to set colors ourselves on the industry page and then people can do whatever they feel like.

[@NORTH_WESTERN]

ITS BEEN A YEAR

[@Littledog0808]

It looks amazing

[@TokyoXZachary]

members unite

[@testi2025]

Odd coincidence, I just watched your video about it that was about year old.

[@solarusthelonghaulerrailfa3226]

Hey Hyce you think that’s it’s is good enough for training purposes at the C1 railroads

[@Hyce777]

Not at all.

[@ryano.5149]

I have been in the cab of a locomotive exactly one time. On another occasion I have flagged crossings for a day on a tiny little operation in southern PA - which is juuuuuuust enough experience to show me that I know absolutely nothing and big choo choo can kill you if you aren't paying attention! Hell, even small choo choo can kill you if you aren't paying attention! But I digress! This game doesn't even scratch the surface on how the real-deal works. This game is good for the vibes. It's good for a very general cliff-notes idea of how the logistics of the railroad works. However, there is zero comparison to the real thing when it comes to all the important details that a real railroader would need to know. Nothing from the game translates 1:1. ...and trust me, that's a good thing. If it did, the game wouldn't be much of a game.

[@Railroadinman8102]

What is the locomotive in the thumbnail?

[@jtrains310]

Which level of channel members gets access to play on the es&dt?

[@Stant123]

All. The higher the tier, the more likely you get in on the game due to the fact when they start playing the server is opened to the engineers first, and then the firemen, and then the conductors, and then the brakemen and finally, if they're feeling generous, just random members on the discord that aren't subscribed to anything (discord link in the info) until all (or enough) of the spots are filled...

[@Hyce777]

We start with the engineer tier and work our way down as we need more folks. Firemen get called decently often, we've only asked conductor tier once or twice.

[@Michael-u6q]

I think I saw the number one in the shed

[@schudder1623]

210 hrs of gameplay? wow i would have never thought that there is a train game in wich i would have more hrs than the youtube train guy himself XDDD (733 hrs)

[@BringMayFlowers]

I keep giving the game tries and it's fun for a few days and then loses me again. It's good for what it's trying to be, just what it's trying to be still isn't what I'm looking for. I figured as much in January, have been giving it a shot all year, and that's still my opinion so I don't think it'll really change much.

[@furrymczplayer18]

Ok but here's the real question, (cause I'm genuinely curious ngl) Railroader or Railroads Online? Which one is better?

[@Hyce777]

They offer very different experiences. If you want to lay track and focus more on the train, railroads Online is probably better. It's a bit of a buggy mess though. Railroader is a much more solid game, but might not be the experience you want.

[@joseenrique9407]

I am looking for an alternative to run8 with slightly better graphics. How well developed are the physics in this game ? It has always attracted my attention but I've been afraid that the driving is too arcade.

[@videos-ik2vw]

What game is this

[@robtippin9111]

😎

[@jamesonnewhouse1298]

I do like the mods but - - - I would've expected to see more content from the actual devs

[@Hyce777]

Three new engines at least since launch; it seems their focus was moreso on new features, which, frankly, is more interesting than new choochoos IMO. I'm sure more is coming. :)

[@jamesonnewhouse1298]

@Hyce777 yes I agree the new features are better - I should've clarified i meant more of the individual locations on the map having lineside buildings and such i think it would help with the monotony of going point a to point b as you would feel like your going somewhere individual

[@jaredstafford3354]

The modders are keeping new content coming plenty quickly

[@NorthKYtrainssirensandgaming03]

I wish they would have added more than 2 diesels at launch. Mabe well get an official F7 or e8/e9, mabe an alco road loco. I know we got mods for an F7 but I would like a more polished one than the mod

[@LycoValleyRRFan]

​@@Hyce777 as well as fixing bugs and issues that come up.

[@robertmiller5735]

WHICH map is this ?

[@racernatorde5318]

There is only one map, this is just the west end of the line

[@MK.5198]

22:30 not to name names or anything.

[@emeraldhyper2905]

I mean by any means it could be almost all games that have been exactly like that. Hyce was kind enough to included all genres instead of singling out anyone in particular. (Which honestly I enjoyed watching that whole segment about it)

[@jaredstafford3354]

Well I don’t know hyce has it?

[@Hyce777]

that is the purpose of the video :D

[@300poundbassman]

Good video, helps me understand somewhat what certain things are the way they they are. I'm dumb as a rock. All I know is standard gauge. Hmed heavy. Mass humer love the mixes of. Talent voice wise,pitty I don't have a voice most could understand. Total leengetomy. When I was 16. My son has a good voice maybe start him off a s gofer? Keep the quest mark. I want to DM you about making some Birdie decaled or stickers in Ho scale. Personal use for some 80k. Chocolate milk cars. Or eggnog will watch you when I can. Working on voicing a old amp. Your friend low on the totem pole William Nmo. Aka 300 pound bassman. 🙏🌹❤️🥴🥴

[@Hyce777]

Shoot me a message whenever, William! :)

[@Us3d2b1]

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[@lukasflender7911]

you have to play railroads online with kan on the mesa plains map its so good

[@gamerfan8445]

That bridge burned years ago.

[@racernatorde5318]

Development is slow, slower than I would like, but the quality is great and the communiction works well too. Plently of major titles have way more bugs or worse working game mechanics than this game. Other than that, the performance of the game is lackluster and could do with a lot of work...dunno if that will ever be possible

[@XthatsXcrumpX]

I think this game will go the same route of Railroads online where it takes a long time but in the end it will be one of the best games out there for train enthusiasts.

[@cjane1422]

I've always wanted to do this. First!

[@Hyce777]

So close. Lol

[@RHaenJarr]

I think this game is awesome, but the one thing that keeps me from getting into it is the very boring and sterile environment. Even for just wilderness, there is too few assets around.

[@doltBmB]

are you high? because you keep giggling for no reason