Tokyo Routes?

[E.B.]

Do any of these DLC's take you into the heart of Tokyo?

[SeriesE233]

Yes, here are the examples.
-Chuo Line(Rapid Service) Takao to Tokyo
-Yamanote Line
-Keiyo Line Soga to Tokyo

I personally recommend Yamanote Line and Keiyo Line; Yamanote Line equips TASC(Train Automatic Stop Control), which enables the train to stop at the right position, while it has nice English voice announcements in the Keiyo Line DLC(but remind that you can't enjoy the scenery of Tokyo that much).

[E.B.]

Originally posted by SeriesE233:

Yes, here are the examples.
-Chuo Line(Rapid Service) Takao to Tokyo
-Yamanote Line
-Keiyo Line Soga to Tokyo

I personally recommend Yamanote Line and Keiyo Line; Yamanote Line equips TASC(Train Automatic Stop Control), which enables the train to stop at the right position, while it has nice English voice announcements in the Keiyo Line DLC(but remind that you can't enjoy the scenery of Tokyo that much). [/quoteT

Originally posted by SeriesE233:

Yes, here are the examples.
-Chuo Line(Rapid Service) Takao to Tokyo
-Yamanote Line
-Keiyo Line Soga to Tokyo

I personally recommend Yamanote Line and Keiyo Line; Yamanote Line equips TASC(Train Automatic Stop Control), which enables the train to stop at the right position, while it has nice English voice announcements in the Keiyo Line DLC(but remind that you can't enjoy the scenery of Tokyo that much).

Thank you.

[Cracrayol]

I've made a map that can help you choosing your lines.

https://umap.openstreetmap.fr/fr/map/jr-east-train-simulator_1076114#11/35.7086/139.6548

[E.B.]

Originally posted by Cracrayol:

I've made a map that can help you choosing your lines.

https://umap.openstreetmap.fr/fr/map/jr-east-train-simulator_1076114#11/35.7086/139.6548

Thank you

[E.B.]

Hey guys, let me ask you this. It looks very interesting and I guess it’s worth the investment. What are you guys experiences with JR? I have Japanese Rail Sim: Journey to Kyoto which I like a lot.

[SeriesE233]

Originally posted by E.B.:

It looks very interesting and I guess it’s worth the investment. What are you guys experiences with JR? I have Japanese Rail Sim: Journey to Kyoto which I like a lot.

The simulator is made for train drivers so it's very realistic in terms of system, acceleration and braking, train cockpits. The problem is that the sound quality is poor compared to other simulators(and that's why I wrote a negative review), but I think it's still worth buying for those who want to enjoy the scenery of Japan.

[E.B.]

Originally posted by SeriesE233:

Originally posted by E.B.:

It looks very interesting and I guess it’s worth the investment. What are you guys experiences with JR? I have Japanese Rail Sim: Journey to Kyoto which I like a lot.

The simulator is made for train drivers so it's very realistic in terms of system, acceleration and braking, train cockpits. The problem is that the sound quality is poor compared to other simulators(and that's why I wrote a negative review), but I think it's still worth buying for those who want to enjoy the scenery of Japan.

Thank you

[E.B.]

I can afford the base game and one dlc. Which dlc do you recommend?

[enoshima]

Originally posted by E.B.:

I can afford the base game and one dlc. Which dlc do you recommend?

Want to enjoy short stops between stations and accelerated stops → Yamanote Line, Nambu Line, Senseki Line
Want to run on high-speed lines with long distances between stations → Tokaido Line, Joban Line, Takasaki Line, Sobu Rapid Line
Want to run on rural lines → Oito Line, Senseki Line, Shinetsu Line, Hachinohe Line, Koumi Line, Rumoi Main Line, Oga Line

If you want to enjoy the view of Tokyo, I recommend the Yamanote Line.

[SeriesE233]

As we talked before - Yamanote Line DLC would be a great spot. Enjoy!

[E.B.]

Thank you