Smr Simple!

Normally a patch goes through an approval process by the QA team that can take 2-4 weeks ... Are you an official from Firaxis or Atari? If not, from what official Firaxian or Atari side do you got that information? If you are, 2-4 weeks is just a little bit too rough for me. :twisted: Or have you j...

For me the RRT games including the new SMR, where always something to play against other railroad barons. I can't imagine to play it just as a kind of model railroad simulation. Aren't there better games out there for something like that?

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McSchaff

@Firaxis

When will the patch be released?

And please dont tell me any nonsence like "It is done when it's done", or things like "All depents on the publisher now". I know that the patch is at 2K for QA. If you dont know how long they will take ask them, but give us some rough date.

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McSchaff

You just have to remove all cars at town B to make it work like it should.

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McSchaff

@leo I tried lots of different layouts before I realized that the one I proposed is by far the most stable and fastest of all. For testing try and run 4 trains between the two towns. You will see that there will be no lockups and the wait times are very short (<5% measured over 10 years). However if...

Most important for me would be (sorted by importance): 1. Making it easier to select parts of the track. For example, at the moment it is a pain to select a crossover. 2. An undo function 3. Fighting with your opponents for the right to connect cities, like it was in RRT1. When two builded a station...

Hi All, Sorry to say, but I've seen some good samples in this thread about how you shouldn't do it. One thing is that it is not good to make a crossover too short and therefore not the best possible, if there is enough space available for a perfect crossover. When you create the crossover have a loo...