Hawk & Badger Railroad Forum

This is what i've got after i've installed the game (and i've done it properly, with all patches installed) then added a huge loads of locomotives .. including the revamped 2-6-4t suburban. and added Bigboy truck fix. also installed Vista fix (my OS is Win7) yet i've got this error when game starts....

Double fairlies please.
And also Mason variants too!

earlydiesels_9000-1.jpg A pair of 2-D-2s converted to diesel for the Canadian National RR (1928) Yeh! two more new locomotives in RT3 please. either doubleheaded 2D2 or this diesel electric variants released in the mid 1928. Remember that many railroads did dieselize BEFORe the second world wars. i...

Which folder of the game should I place this blender file in?

P2 Is a Mikado type which it usually designed for freight works, will this locomotive unit now works as passenger ones?

1. It does save the game, and this includes Autosaving
2. I did reboot my machine
3. And so did I downloaded 'included' logos. the map is very detailed
4. After this incident. the same symptom applies to every other maps too. i've played Tanzam map.

I've just get this problems coming. I've installed this game for several months and it works fine. until recently after I've installed 'Made in America' map and restarted it several times (so to beat it) and few weeks ago i've got '90% Savegame delays bug' ... i.e. when progress bar goes to 90%, it ...

Even so by the 1920s. Mallets (and Garratts) became preferred mountaineer engines. Geared locomotive developments ceased with the introduction of simplified Mallets (and logging industry also uses Mallets in some significant quantities)

And Mallets are downplayed. despite being invented in quite a same time. and Mallets are also favorite logging engines.

Viconius, I looked at the video of the train. I realize that it is a very early preview, but it reminded me a little too much of Railroads! I have read many comments about that game crashing (literally as well) and burning. May I suggest that you consider addressing how your game will be different....

Onto the game time. what is the the earliest possible 'Year-0' game-year?. will it be 1829 like in RT3 (the year Liverpool & Manchester Raiway inagurated) ? or in the year the first colliery railroad appears anywhere in England? (around 1810s I think) or in the year that draft animals are the on...

Will there be speed restrictions in curvetures?

yes! American freight trains are made with at at least 4 Diesel locomotives stacked, allowing a stacked tractive forces for a miles-long freight train. (and also allows a back-up power should one locomotive breaks down and others still running :P )

While RT2 was my favorite of the series for awhile, the more I played RT3 the more it grew on me. At first I thought I didn't really have to do anything in it as I could just set up trains and let them haul whatever and the cargo traveling on its own would take care of itself, but then I gave it an...

Speaking of heavy freight trains, it'd be nice if it were possible to do the game physics such that long freight trains were possible. This could give a much better purpose for the various locomotives in the roster. RT3's 8 car limit renders the larger engines hardly more effective than the rest of...

So that means I have to lay tracks to every farms, mines and logcamps to haul freights directly to mills, factory and markets. right? instead of using road switcher to 'gather' resources to nearby city freightyards and form a heavyweight freight trains??

Sounds promising. I hope that the 'auto consists' feature in RT3 showns up here too!

Will there be the oil-firing Southern Pacific Cab Forward steamers in this game?

Meowwwwwwwwwwwwwww~ I've watched Extreme Trains on H2 (another History Channel airing its 'Original' shows after the Original History Channel switches to 'entertainment' shows) and there's an episode with Produce Express (formely PFE) hauled perishables (fruits and veges) all the way from Cal to NY ...

May this new Railroad bizsim reaches its destination ON TIME

=^.^=

I don't think the Chinese ever built this Streamliner. they... however. DID have steamlined experiences before. In the Japanese-held Manchuguo there was one, also a Pacific-type like the Mallard but MUCH slower. Looks like one of the German streamliners. AFAIK only one or two in this class of Prewar...