"Finally, we previously stated that gaps would be left to accommodate the future release of the BR 420 Add-on, by TSG. Further details about this release, including impact on timetables for route Add-ons, will be given over the course of future Roadmaps or closer to release.
In the meantime, we can confirm that the BR 423 from Frankfurt S-Bahn will occupy these services instead".
-Users=Willy Coyote
-BR 420=Beep Beep.
It always seems around the corner, but...
So, if you're still evaluating new rolling stock, there's no point in posting screenshots that have filled the forums with doubts.
Furthermore, usually (I hope this isn't the case) when a route is presented, it retains exactly those characteristics.
Anyway, good luck, guys. 
Gleichzeitig sollte man erwähnen, dass er bereits Inhalte wie den Desiro HC und den ICE Neo in Arbeit hatte, ganz ausschließen würde ich da also nichts. Vielleicht nicht bei dieser Strecke aber bei der nächsten?
I've said it before.
It's not that users expect 3-4 new trains on every route, but at least a couple of new freight cars seems like the minimum.
It seems like they're doing it on purpose to make people nervous.
Unfortunately, TSW isn't like TSC, where you can buy rolling stock "individually."
If developers don't include them in the routes, it's impossible to achieve greater variety.
Anyway, we'll see.
Maybe we'll reconsider.
TSW and the routes mania...
More than the houses, I'm interested in knowing if there is any new freight rolling stock (since the article specifically talks about freight movement).
Rhine-Niers-Bahn line coming soon, according to DTG.
Source:Discord.
BR 420 is like the horizon: I walk two steps, and it moves two steps away.
I walk ten steps, and it moves ten steps away.
The routes should be well-designed and then "worked on," adding various rolling stock or other features.
I've always wondered why everyone in TSW (even amateur projects that will probably never see the light of day) is obsessed with designing (or attempting to design) routes and more routes.
No one ever thinks about building rolling stock.
At least for the English, they've released several DLCs for the freight cars.
For Germany, none.
The only ones are the GBS , which, however, were made rather cheaply.
Even in the TS, the GBS have opening doors and an interior.
In the TSW, they don't. 
To get the RMMS freight wagons from the Mittenvaldbahn (a route I really don't like), my SSD needs 12gb of data.
TSW is really starting to get on my nerves.
Es geht ja auch um eine zukunftsweisende Entwicklung als Softwaretitel.
That's the point 
Sie machen immer wieder "Werbung" damit, Ein paar neue Lichteffekte? Trotzdem und wahrscheinlich noch ruckeliger Content als schon bei TSW6 (UE5 ist nunmal deutlich hungriger)? Eine BR 185 in UE5? Ein Multiplayer? Wieder so viel neues Geld ausgeben, nur um am Ende nach Jahren die selbe Anzahl an Fahrzeugen wie heute zu haben? Der grafische Schritt nach vorne, vor allem in Bezug auf die Fahrzeuge, kann und wird nicht so gravierend sein, als dass sich das wirklich lohnen würde.
I think exactly the same thing.
I don't want them to rely too much on multiplayer or for MR to truly be the foundation of a new simulator (even if it hasn't been released yet, the NYC subway guidelines are more than clear).
Another thing I agree with is that the rolling stock models in TSW have always been (at least aesthetically) very well done.
Rapid Transit's gray 1442 is still visually stunning.
I don't think they can improve the look of the trains much more.
The only alternative is that they could invent some continuity with what TSW offers now, but how?
TSW won't end overnight.
It will continue in parallel.
Eine weitere Zeit in die UE5 zu investieren bricht denen das Genick.
From UE4 to UE5 is not like going from UE to Unity, for example.
UE 5 is an evolution of the previous engine.
No learning from scratch is required.
The UE 5 interface is much more intuitive.
If it took 16 months from fishing to TSW (and therefore from kuiju to Unreal 4), the "risk" is that the time to go from UE 4 to UE 5 might be shorter.
(Now I'm interpreting).
DTG has been making this known for some time now.
And it's not just a matter of interpretation.
Watch MR's stream (towards the end).
MR's development will have implications for train simulator.
Definitely.
New York Subway and something else...
TSW seems to be completely in the hands of third parties.
That's not a bad thing, especially since third could create much more TS-style content (but how, if DTG controls everything?).
DTG seems to be elsewhere.
I have Hamlet-like doubts.
On line now.
Thank you so much. 
I don't know if it's been since TSW 6 or even earlier, but I noticed (thanks to a tip I read on the DTG forum) that the DB BR 101 (HRR, not Expert Line) has now been split from its original path and works even if you install only the Loco DLC.
So this means DTG might remove that constraint from all pre-TSW 3 Loco DLCs.
Of course, they won't do this out of greed.
