Does anybody know all the routes on the new MSTS2 game?
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RE: Routes
Somebody does, but he won't tell nobody.
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RE: Routes
There are many who do, but most of them work for Kuju! LOL!The two that were nearly complete were announced.Some of the routes have only just been started, and I expect they may even be changed, but I doubt it at this late stage.The UK S&D has been interpreted as Somerset/Dorset, though its more like in the region of Stockton/Darlington, long after that company got swallowed up by the same company that swallowed up the Somerset/Dorset! Work that one out!Personally, I would have liked the Somerset line. It no longer exists, although the route can still be traced, and some of the stations are still in situ.David
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RE: Routes
LAST EDITED ON Jun-21-03 AT 06:46 PM (EDT)
There was a screenshot someone took at the convention that showed the MSTS2 route editor. On the side of it, you could see the names of all the routes. It was in a post a while back. Here's the link: http://www.train-sim.com/dcforum/DCForumID18/60.htmlmrWM734current project: B&O R.R. "Atlantic"
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