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Hi everyone, well after about 2 and a half months of nonsense I have returned to train-sim.com. I just found out about the fate of MSTS2, that really bites, but I believe things happen for a reason. Anyway enough about that. The main reason I was gone for so long was due to some pretty serious health problems which included having triple by pass heart surgery, but I'm doing fine, and glad to still be herethanksJoel
I say look here old boy if you really want to try to be British, then by Jove you jolly well ought to put a capital B into British. Theres a decent chap.Keep recovering JoelMike
I can relate to that sir. Let me just say congratulations on making it through a very tough procedure. And thank the Lord you are still around to be able to talk about it. Welcome back. As for MSTS2, let's not panic yet. We may and probably will see a replacement for MSTS2, and a better replacement for MSTS2 sooner than many think. Trainmaster was bought by PI Engineering which has taken MSTS as a base and is improving it as we speak using some very very talented individuals from MSTS. It will be compatible with what we have now, which makes it all the more alluring. But gone will be the phsyics problems, the other limitations we have seen in MSTS. I have seen pictures of what they have so far and it looks very very good. So, yes, things happen for a reason and the reason is Trainmaster. I believe that wholeheartedly. Again, welcome back and I hope you continue your recovery and have no further problems for many many years to come.JL
"He was found in the wreck with his hand on the throttle and scalded to death by the steam"