DLC Ideas

[SavagePickle]

I understand the main game is still being developed and fine tuned however, I would love to see a DLC added to the game later on expanding into the world of narrow gauge railroading in the same style as this amazing game.

[Rudolf Jan]

Arosa Linie and Bernina Bahn use narrow gauge.

[Jarl of the Cwmbric]

The DRGW 3-foot network would be the perfect candidate for this.

[Kerry]

Originally posted by Jarl of the Cwmbric:

The DRGW 3-foot network would be the perfect candidate for this.

Full agreement... but I think there are better developers for this. Like Studio 346 (lead by Hyce), who are already doing this.

That being said, a collab between these guys and Studio 346 would be VERY nice to have later!

[Jarl of the Cwmbric]

Originally posted by Kerry:

Originally posted by Jarl of the Cwmbric:

The DRGW 3-foot network would be the perfect candidate for this.

Full agreement... but I think there are better developers for this. Like Studio 346 (lead by Hyce), who are already doing this.

That being said, a collab between these guys and Studio 346 would be VERY nice to have later!

Fair enough, but if you're referring to Century of Steam, it sounds a lot more like Railroads Online than Railroader to me.

[Kerry]

Originally posted by Jarl of the Cwmbric:

Originally posted by Kerry:

Full agreement... but I think there are better developers for this. Like Studio 346 (lead by Hyce), who are already doing this.

That being said, a collab between these guys and Studio 346 would be VERY nice to have later!

Fair enough, but if you're referring to Century of Steam, it sounds a lot more like Railroads Online than Railroader to me.

I am referring to Century of Steam, and it's supposed to be a little bit of both.

A little Railroad Tycoon, a little Railroads Online.

[whashj0]

A self-proclaimed expert does not mean the game would be better. The Devs of Railroader are doing just fine, thank you.

[Kerry]

Originally posted by whashj0:

A self-proclaimed expert does not mean the game would be better. The Devs of Railroader are doing just fine, thank you.

It's an idea for a DLC.

[Thogmar]

This game has a long way to go as far as map interface and building/roads/objects/vehicles detail quality to go, long before we need to see narrow gauge. Go play Narrow Gauge Subways (Railroads) Online if you want narrow gauge. Like building way too many trestles because you can't make cuts or tunnels? Then NGSO is the game for you!

[Knsgf]

Originally posted by Thogmar:

Go play Narrow Gauge Subways (Railroads) Online if you want narrow gauge.

Did you mean superways?

[Kerry]

Originally posted by Thogmar:

This game has a long way to go as far as map interface and building/roads/objects/vehicles detail quality to go, long before we need to see narrow gauge. Go play Narrow Gauge Subways (Railroads) Online if you want narrow gauge. Like building way too many trestles because you can't make cuts or tunnels? Then NGSO is the game for you!

Agreed, for the most part. I wouldn't promote railroads online though, since I know a former developer on that game.

[Oilman25]

Some Thanksgiving and Christmas DLC would nice to see something to put on locomotives and rolling stocks and something for veterans day so Locomotives and Rolling Stock from USATC also be nice to see as well.

[Kerry]

Originally posted by Oilman25:

Some Thanksgiving and Christmas DLC would nice to see something to put on locomotives and rolling stocks and something for veterans day so Locomotives and Rolling Stock from USATC also be nice to see as well.

Solid ideas, especially the USATC locomotives since this DOES take place just after World War II.

[Oilman25]

Originally posted by Kerry:

Originally posted by Oilman25:

Some Thanksgiving and Christmas DLC would nice to see something to put on locomotives and rolling stocks and something for veterans day so Locomotives and Rolling Stock from USATC also be nice to see as well.

Solid ideas, especially the USATC locomotives since this DOES take place just after World War II.

The USATC is short for United States Army Transportation Corp which is part of United States Army and handles transport of troops and supplies in both USA and abroad as well, and the USATC had railroad operating battalions during ww2 so lot of steam locomotives, diesel locomotives and rolling stock were built for USATC and would be interesting to have in game the steam locomotives, diesel locomotives and rolling stock of the USATC.

[Kerry]

Originally posted by Oilman25:

Originally posted by Kerry:

Solid ideas, especially the USATC locomotives since this DOES take place just after World War II.

The USATC is short for United States Army Transportation Corp which is part of United States Army and handles transport of troops and supplies in both USA and abroad as well, and the USATC had railroad operating battalions during ww2 so lot of steam locomotives, diesel locomotives and rolling stock were built for USATC and would be interesting to have in game the steam locomotives, diesel locomotives and rolling stock of the USATC.

I know, that's why I agreed. Plenty of war surplus locomotives in this era, some well-known like the S100s and S160s, others more obscure like the MRS-1 diesels.