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I've recently had a look at a French railsim community and found some scenario packs which looked very beautiful. However, almost each pack of 10 scenarios required you following about 20-100 links for freeware stuff. After 30 seconds consideration I decided to skip.
I have to admit .... Some of my favorite routes have been the freeware routes that I spent a couple of evenings tracking down the required assets .... Some really nice German routes that have prototypical consist and some very nice scenario. Probably not for everyone, but well worth the effort.
I believe you misinterpreted me a bit here.:) I don't mind using freeware routes and scenarios. I have lots of freeware content installed, in fact. But at some point I became very picky. Especially after a couple of incidents when the routes were looking beautiful in the pictures but with all the additional assets I never made them work as they were intended to. So, time versus final result relation was not in the freeware stuff favor at some point.
I am still using some freeware routes, assets and scenarios, but I install the new ones only if they come completely and properly packaged, so that it's a matter of several clicks to install them and if I see quite positive feedback about them.
Tracking down the assets is probably the hardest part in this case. Even when you speak quite enough of the languages and have no problem interpreting what is written correctly, you are often bound to meet the removed or misplaced links, googling the necessary things etc etc etc. It takes time, which I don't have very much of at the moment (I am both working and getting ready for some very important exams this and the next year and some family issues do crop up regularly) and, after all, I still have tons of already installed content to deal with, so, as I have mentioned, if the process seems to be taking time, I either postpone it or abandon it.
I posted this one and the Northern Europe guide to let more people know about the amazing freeware that is out there. First of all many look as good if not beter than the DTG stuff, secondly as a bit of counter against the "this game is the most expencive" topics, it ain't..look at all this wonderful freeware :D
Fair enough - I understand the time drain these routes can be - I unfortunately have to spend 6 to 7 months on the road every year with my IT consulting practice which means I have a lot of hotel time :-).
Was just trying to point out to others reading this thread that at time the fruits of ones efforts in this endeavor can be well worth the effort and if interested and have the time then go for it.
Trust me I understand the time crunch - besides the consulting, I run a horse stable business as well as a health supplement business - life does get in the way of our hobbies at times :-)
I appreciate efforts from people like Mavaledo that take the time and bundle the needed assets or write clear comprehensive guides like he did for the Northern Europe route.
I actually live in Spain and have seen these trains so when I have a bit more free time i'm sure it will be worth tinkering with to get.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=435346594&insideModal=1
I understand that the time spend asset hunting can be off putting but I found after installing a few freeware routes the asset hunting gets smaller and smaller as you acquire more and more of the freeware assets that are out there.