
The sprawling Big Apple and the bustling city of New Haven come together in the exciting new NEC: New York-New Haven route for Train Simulator, featuring many of New York’s famous landmarks and advanced signalling throughout.
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I do not understand why this route has so few reviews. It is a great route - detailed, VERY well modelled. Good for both passenger and freight operations with a string of beautifully modelled suburban stations and extensive freight yards and industrial sidings throughout. The drive into New York is so good. I highly recommend it. I own a lot of routes, and this may be my favourite.
Pros: -very nice level of detail -it's not just a straight A to B line, it branches around -lots of sidings -quite lenghty, very lenghty if you merge it with the North Jersey Coast route -fits with a lot of various railway companies -the locomotives included are very nice, if a bit framerate-heavy. -You get both passenger and freight rolling stock Cons: -no AI in quickdrive (some locos are probably programmed to appear in QD, but it seems there are no spawns for them) -no scenarios for CSX stock (there is a giant collection of nice scenarios for it in the workshop so a smaller "con" for sure) Notes: -the "zombie" consists on the sidings are strange. Weren't these locos and wagons already made for the old NEC in a playable, detailed quality? Instead we get very low-poly, un-driveable ones -you really need to buy some additional dlc, especially the Metro-North Kawasaki to make this route complete (It's a very fun, very well made EMU and fairly cheap on sale, I recommend getting it) -I really love the passenger cars on this route, they are very unusual, a bit like something taken from Fallout games!
This is my favorite route in Train Simulator thus far: Pros: + Good amount of length + Cab Signaling is amazing + ACS64 is my favorite locomotive I own (unfortunately, in the older NEC it does not run properly due to the ACSES system not being backwards compatible to the older signals). + Assets are the go-to for route construction. + The CSX SD40-2 is a good upgrade of the original Kuju SD40-2, but most of the sounds are still the same. + Unlike another review has stated, this route does have the Harlem Line, but only up to Wakefield and Mount Vernon West. Cons: - ACS64 is not backwards compatible, (but the NYNH signals are). - Only 2 locomotives, commuter service is deserted unless you have some DLC on hand. - LIRR exists in the route, but there is very little evidence of it. These are the only cons I can think of so far. In conclusion I rate this route 7.5/10
模拟火车:NEC: New York-New Haven线路~ 这个DLC有bug~至少我这里看不到这条线路~ 没有New York到New Haven的线路,我甚至没法在线路列表中找到它 我想是模拟火车更新后更新出新bug了~所以导致某些DLC~over了~
The part that is available to play is good, the loco, signalling and scenery are well done. However, all is not good. The description talks about GCT and how good it is are irrelevant as they play no part at all in this route, nada, niente, zilch, the square root of jack squat. This is a pity as I was looking forwards to driving it. If you look at the map whilst driving you'll see that GCT is on it and the branch leading from it, but there are no scenarios for it nor is there any chance to explore it via quick drive.
imposante Brücken, New York-Schienengewirr+2 unterschiedliche Routen, Waldpartien, viel flache Vororte am Meer entlang bei denen man beim Herauszoomen den leeren hellgrünen Horizont sieht, teilweise schnell wechselnde Tempolimiten, gemischte Eindrücke
It's a great route for running Amtrak services like the Vermonter, Acela Express, and the Northeast Regional. My only critisism is that there isn't a scenario that runs from one end of the route to another, but that doesn't mean you can make one yourself.
It's a nice route. In the first mission you will start in a metro station, and as you leave the tunnels you can see a beautiful new york as you cross a bridge. All missions are working perfectly.
I really want to like this route add on. The graphics are good (for Train Sim) smooth train operation. But it has a bug that will through your train into emergency, even if you are pushing the Alerter button. It makes it unplayable and a waste of money.
The alerter comes on but won't let me deactivate then the train goes into full brake, I have to restart engine to get going again only for same problem to occur again. What's going on???? I've had to deal with this on other routes too.
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