Problems with FULLY FUELLED scenario

[Haeriphos]

1. It's misspelled. It should be "FUELED"
2. At the end of the mission I ran all the way to the rear of the train to decouple the locos. I decoupled them and as soon as I sat in the engineer's seat I got a derail failure.
3. I decided to take a "short cut" and cut through the scenic countryside while running back to the rear of the train again after #2 and found some cosmetic issues (see link).
4. When I reached the rear of the train after my scenic detour I realized that there was a fence in between me and the train. While looking for a way to get past this fence, the train decided to leave with the rear locos still coupled.
5. While watching the train leave me behind I realized there is no way to load your last checkpoint like you can after a failure. So I had to quit to the menu and then resume my last session which only loaded my last save (thankfully this was very close to the end or I would have rage quit).
6. I am now sitting at the Sand Patch side track at an automatic junction. I am not able to get to the objective because the junction is switched the wrong way and I cannot modify it. Using the tab menu does not help.

Floating fence:
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=884997180

Trees in the road:
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=884997203

[nicreations1]

1. You cannot finish the scenario due tot he automatic junction not switching to the correct track

2. When you couple from the train, the locomotives at the back start to move with the throttle still in idle position, it is running up the grade, once you stopped the locomotives it work correctly again.

3. Also if you pass the automatic junction at the end to finish the scenario the reverser seems to be failing as the train only moves in one direction irrespective of the position of the reverser.

[stephen dedalus]

Confirm: impossible to get into the parking area due to bad autoswitches channeling you all the way out of town. Also, almost the whole mission was ran with red signals since they would never adjust to the other trains moving on.

[Gripen]

same thing here .

[Hamsteri]

I have this problem too. My topic.
I open ticket on Dovetail Games Support with this problem. I got answer: "We will now pass it on to our Development Team who will look into a potential future resolution".
May be developers fix this problem in next patch.

[76561198352880716]

Hi all, thanks for the great detail of the issue in this thread. It will absolutely get to the right people and be fully looked into.

[Mephrite 💾]

Quick note: I reloaded my save after getting: "Stop at location" and now I can't even pass 3 main red semaphores (short nearby tunnel), and can’t change the track. And what worse: my marker is stick now to my loco, so wherever I move, marker is moving to.

[nickc]

A note about the spelling of "fuelled." Although in American English it's "fueled", everywhere else where they speak English, it's spelled "fuelled." Since Dovetail is based in England, they're just spelling it their way, so it's not technically a bug. :)

And I do hope they'll fix this switching problem. It's discouraging to spend nearly two hours on a scenario and not be able to finish it.

[Haeriphos]

Originally posted by nickc:

A note about the spelling of "fuelled." Although in American English it's "fueled", everywhere else where they speak English, it's spelled "fuelled." Since Dovetail is based in England, they're just spelling it their way, so it's not technically a bug. :)

Oh, I didn't realize this. I withdraw my misspelling accusation and feel more culturally aware now.

[Limmin]

I was able to nudge onto the correct track finally by saving and reloading bit by bit:

1. Pass red signals at danger despite permission being denied.

2. Saved game just outside of the dispatcher-controlled switch, which was set to the wrong track even though my route map clearly showed me heading off to the side track.

3. Reloaded game and POOF the first thing I saw happen was that automatic switch moving to the right track. I started moving toward the final destination...

4. And noticed that my destination marker was now inside my train, moving with me.

5. Saved and reloaded, no difference, didn't fix this strange new issue. I estimated where to stop...there was a blue circle of sorts just at the end of the blue route, after that it was all orange colored on the side track. Having stopped there, fortunately the game acknowledged my stopping at the right place and I got the "objective reached" notification.

6. Stopped, powered down, lights off, etc. scenario end time.

[Paul]

Originally posted by Limmin:

I was able to nudge onto the correct track finally by saving and reloading bit by bit:

1. Pass red signals at danger despite permission being denied.

2. Saved game just outside of the dispatcher-controlled switch, which was set to the wrong track even though my route map clearly showed me heading off to the side track.

3. Reloaded game and POOF the first thing I saw happen was that automatic switch moving to the right track. I started moving toward the final destination...

4. And noticed that my destination marker was now inside my train, moving with me.

5. Saved and reloaded, no difference, didn't fix this strange new issue. I estimated where to stop...there was a blue circle of sorts just at the end of the blue route, after that it was all orange colored on the side track. Having stopped there, fortunately the game acknowledged my stopping at the right place and I got the "objective reached" notification.

6. Stopped, powered down, lights off, etc. scenario end time.

Didn't work.

[cptnemo77]

Same here :( The whole game is a mess

[Mineault.Vincent]

same here, alarm goes off, and if doesnt respond, its will make the train to stop and trying to get the BP open light to go off, and its hard when on the 1.5% up hill grade tp get it moving again