i was wondering if anyone know if you are going to be able to switch to more than one engine at at time like useing a d-9 and a switcher
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i was wondering if anyone know if you are going to be able to switch to more than one engine at at time like useing a d-9 and a switcher
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No one knows as of yet. Not very much information has been realeased on MSTS2 yet.Have a Safe CSX day,
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Well its available in the "other" sim so it should be in MSTS2 also as its a pretty basic thing.
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Was one of my "MSTS-2 Wish-List" to KUJU suggestions after realising that I could not use a "Switching" loco for assembling a train in yards before handing it over to say a ATSF War Bonnet set for a long haul into the mountains !As was being able to move to the loco's or train-set's other cab to drive it in the opposite direction, operating now facing switches correctly.We shall have to wait and see ! O t t o
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