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CASE CLOSED!!

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Sonya's favourite no.3 is Squirt.
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Found the last Tea:
Yin-Yang Tea = Tea, Smoked Red Berries, Ether Salt

Same bug affected my friends and I. I had the screen that was totally black apart from UI and I could see the sky. My friend had a everything tinted green.

The bug persisted even in the menu, when I left the game everything was black or tan and the loading screen was entirely black and white and did not leave the "connecting..." screen.

"Packman has been updated. We've decided to change the color of packman from yellow to yellow cornflow. Sorry if this breaks any mods."

I miss the days when games were set into a completed state and that's just what it was.

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luftatmer a écrit :

I love spies ! Gimme more !

3, take it or leave it

Nuh uh! I activate SPY MASTER

After reading the log and seeing the d3d11 statement at the end, I turned off volumetric fog, FPS cap, and set fideility to high from ultra. those changes seemed to fix it. Could be any one of them because I just set them all at once.

Amazing that y'all are still updating this. <3

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JPM岩 a écrit :

Isnt all of BF6's textures on the cloud, rather than actually downloaded.

That sounds like a nightmare if its true.

It also seems to require core isolation and VBS. Anti-cheat must be very invasive.

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here i am waiting XESS 2.1 with XEFG and XELL to be implemented internally to wilds.

yes i know it kinda sucks to use FG but locked it to 60fps, barely a difference, yes there are input lag. but still minimal. telling me coping? sure go ahead if it makes you happy.

im not on top tier specs, but im just trying get all my money worth out of this game.

If you are enjoying the game then don't let anyone convince you to dislike it.

I found the game to be wonderful. The engines are recognizable from real life in some cases. Some of the engines were good useful engines. Others not so much for any number of reasons but exist in the game for anyone to run them if they so choose.

In steam I needed water. The more water in the tender the more work I could do so my pick was the Berkshire for the main in a variety of roles. Eventually I went to all diesel to keep things really simple fuel wise. Fuel them once a month almost and get to work.

I learned to support the sawmill, mine and a couple other big industries while keeping a good attitude when switching out house cars that I consider to be a little bit of a annoyance in some situations with a few scraps of revenue that goes with them. And let the rest go.

Most all video games I have played in my lifetime which is just about 55 years worth of computer type gaming such as they existed in the late 60's and early 70's And electro mechanical gaming prior to that which date to the WW2 and earlier at the arcades of the time.

There was no internet for us until 1990 and before 1990 no electronics, cell phones or any of that. Two generations if not three of people have been born since then unaware of a life without any of the technology we have now.

So going from map based table top gaming which can take hours, days or even weeks to resolve, atari based tv gaming (Nintendo etc) all the way to games availible today has been quite a journey.

I have owned well over a thousand computer games, several still exist on CD after 30 years on their original disks and work well on particular older computers built to run them. Some of the games have been transferred onto new blank DVDs several times as the originals wore through over the years.

Now we are in the realm of online gaming which is what Railroader is. I can sit and run a railroad here rather than fill a room with a model train set from the hobby store and carpentry work and wiring with the technology, expenses and various tools and trades that all go into building that type of activity. You turn on the computer start a train game which goes into good detail and there you are.

The hobby store goes out of business eventually. And here we are. Much cheaper to spend 20 dollars or whatever it is for a fairly quality good complete train computer game than tens of thousands at the store. The economy of train stuff in the hobby has gotten eye watering expensive, always has been as the value of the US Dollar declined since the late 60's in my lifetime. You could buy a lionel train set for what is about 200 some dollars in today's dollars back then. Today Lionel train sets of good quality and scale accuracy will cost you thousands made to order from Asia. And you have to wait months or years after special ordering to recieve it.

Tarriffs makes this interesting when its essentially additional customs duty for you the customer to pay to complete the buy at the hobby store as of this year. I have a order worth several hundred dollars which may cost me close to a thousand if the chinese tarrifs kick in later this year. Right now I dont know what my price will be but its not fully paid anymore.

If thats not inflation I dont know what is.

Ergo Railroader and other train games from the internet to buy for a few dollars and enjoy it very much. Its gotten really good over the years as the computer technology improves and evolves.

As far as engines in the game. what it has is what it has. I make use of whichever can get the job in game done nicely and leave off the rest. All of them are nice engines. We can always use more but the particular murphy branch curves and other situations would make them a difficult problem in game. If you had a N&W Class A 2-6-6-6 it would turn into such a monster that it will consume half a day just to wye the thing around before backing down to hook onto it's train. Then lumber along at about 30 mph instead of it's design speeds approaching 70. its not suitable. But we could try. Lets not.

You can keep the egg in chapter 2, you'll just need to restart it from your chapter 1 save file.