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Escrito originalmente por GrinningRabbit:

thats cool. I wont play again until this nonsense loot crate stuff stops.. its predatory... enough is enough. a real shame, the game had potential.

they wont stop and its only cosmetics if you dont want these cosmetics you just dont buy

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I must admit that the updates between February and today have made the game more stable on my system. Not a single crash even with mods. There are still stuttering if i zoom in on the streets, but that is an optional thing to do in city builders. It's not a FPS game so street-level details is not that important to me.

The people are correct with your progress, which is extremely slow considering the experience we thought you had with what is crucial in city builder games. You should ask for more funding, work harder and listen to the most critical feedback. I did not pre-order, i bought this game as cheap as it got a year ago and do think the game "was" worth it but only at the discounted price as i would never spend the full amount on it.

Good luck building back the trust and community around this new game, if you want to, it can bypass CS:1.

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have mod? windows 10? windows 11? because I dont crash like at all

They cant do it yet since alot of achievements are tied to story beats that are missing from game right now.

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Max - push-pull system
I'll describe a method for a simple system operating on a single track between two terminus stations. The principles remain the same even if your layout is more complex. For example if you added a third terminus was routed in a loop around all three, the arrangements at each terminus would still be identical; you would just have to take care of the routing using signalling etc.
So, the simple system: We'll use the train AI flags from pages 7/8 of the Track Add-ons drawer. At each terminus, end the track with two short sections, say lengths of 4 or 7. Then at the first of those, i.e. the one your train will hit first when it's arriving, place a 'Stop and wait 10 seconds' flag. Select 'Q' to open its menu. Set its 'Source track' to the section you've placed it at - you may have to tab through a few track sections before it gets to the one you want. Set its direction option to 'Fixed' and make sure the arrow is pointing in the arrival direction. Set the 'Wait' option to as many seconds as you want. Close the menu.
From the drawer select the 'Reverse' flag and place it next to the final track section. Set its Source to the final section of track and its Directions options the same as for the 'Stop and wait' flag. That's it! Now when a train under AI control arrives at the station it will stop in the penultimate track section and wait for however long you told it to. It will then move forward and when it gets to the final track section it will stop and immediately reverse. When you've set up the second terminus the same as the first, the train will travel backwards and forwards between the two stations forever.
I've assumed you have some familiarity with the AI system, but if you're unsure, read Gauge's 'Official AI Guide' where all is explained.
A final point - you may not like the train moving forward before it reverses. It does so because it has to reach the 'Reverse' flag's Source track before it receives the instruction to reverse. The solution is to play around with the track length of the penultimate section and the speed of the train on arrival, so that it stops just short of the final track section. The forward movement will then be minimal.
Hope this helps!

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im hacing the same problem too bro