The best indication you can expect is a yellow, never a green, even if the track is clear for blocks ahead. Unfortunately any mast with more than one head is another matter. Signal masts with only one head now appear to show all indications. My biggest disappointment with the original version was that the signals did not work correctly and this was supposed to be one of the things fixed. Scenery looks to have a bit more detail and the brakes are working better on the locos. As I had previously purchased this particular route and found it disappointing I was interested to see if promised improvements and updates had been made. Ok just opened this up and my first item to look at was the Tehachapi route. Read on for more on the routes and what to expect. There are no updates to the main simulation with this release, but you can expect some updates to the routes included in Train Simulator Classic. You can look forward to continued support and many more Add-Ons from both Dovetail Games and our partners. Whilst the name, art and release date has changed this doesn't mean anything is changing with your collection.
Train Simulator Classic represents a celebration of 12 years of Train Simulator, with a return to a classic art style4, and a change of name to match. The legendary pantheon of American railroading with Tehachapi Pass, the pinnacle of UK high-speed travel with WCML South, and the newly extended 153km iconic Deutsche Bahn traction with Leipzig-Dresden. Train Simulator Classic will release on Steam, April 21st, priced at £19.99/€24.99/$29.99 and feature three routes for you to add to your collection. Train Simulator Classic is coming to Steam April 21st, featuring three routes, including the new Leipzig – Riesa Route Extension!
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