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Has the coming MSTS2 german route a fully working LZB or INDUSI system?http://www.sh1.org/eisenbahn/ <- here is some nice reference about LZB and INDUSI.
I would appreciate if MSTS2 could have more realism in this kind of safety systems. - Realism freak
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Well, a friend of mine, who happens to be involved with a commercial add-on project for TS, told me that there will be a functional PZB/Indusi and LZB simulation in TS2, according to his information. If that should really be true, that would be great, as it would, IMO, add a whole new challenge to simming! (edited for a typo)
Dominik Mann Visit www.tssf.de - www.bahn.de - http://mercurio.iet.unipi.it/ - www.eisenbahnforum.de
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Well, as I said, I only quoted what he said he heard, so there's still a chance (or rather risk) that he might be wrong after all, and I guess we won't know for sure until M$ explicitly confirm the existence of functional safety systems. However, I do, of course, hope he is, in fact, right .
Dominik Mann Visit www.tssf.de - www.bahn.de - http://mercurio.iet.unipi.it/ - www.eisenbahnforum.de
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I hope so too! (he says, getting worried that TPWS won't be finished before TS2 comes...)
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