Something to note about the speed limits, your train will be stopped if you are going to fast (about 10 mph over), and there is no grace period for speed limit changes, so you should learn the speed limits and their locations.
Thank you for mentioning this! I intend on making more videos. "The Beginners Guide To GCR" will cover getting started and "The Advanced Guide To GCR" will cover things like tips on learning routes, realistic driving techniques and overall gameplay tips.
Can't wait for that! The whole update does make me feel nostalgic for when you could just zoom around the mainline at top speed without having to slow down or stop for signals.
Tip if you don't want to be hated: -When you're a freight, always let other passenger trains before you (e.g. at the Freight Yard or at terminus platforms like Fatherwell, Giles Mountain't (Gyles Mount) or Gotham (Gothlan). -Also if you're a freight: Go on the slow line if an express wishes to overtake you.
what do you use to edit? i only just started with final cut and im not that good at it lol (its hard to learn) but as my videos progress i suppose my editing will aswell.
I use Vegas Pro to edit my videos. I personally think that when it comes to editing software its mostly personal preference. I started with Sony Vegas so it was easier for me to continue with it rather than to use other software but I would definately consider something like Adobe Premiere. Assuming that the software is powerful enough for what you want to do then you shouldn't encounter any issues. I've noticed that I barely scratch the surface of the majority of features in the editing software and unless you really need certain features I would try start with a relatively easy editing software until you find your footing. Hope this helps!
Something to note about the speed limits, your train will be stopped if you are going to fast (about 10 mph over), and there is no grace period for speed limit changes, so you should learn the speed limits and their locations.
Thank you for mentioning this! I intend on making more videos. "The Beginners Guide To GCR" will cover getting started and "The Advanced Guide To GCR" will cover things like tips on learning routes, realistic driving techniques and overall gameplay tips.
Can't wait for that!
The whole update does make me feel nostalgic for when you could just zoom around the mainline at top speed without having to slow down or stop for signals.
@@kieranhendy name of the first song?
Tip if you don't want to be hated:
-When you're a freight, always let other passenger trains before you (e.g. at the Freight Yard or at terminus platforms like Fatherwell, Giles Mountain't (Gyles Mount) or Gotham (Gothlan).
-Also if you're a freight: Go on the slow line if an express wishes to overtake you.
This is such a well made video, been playing GCR for ages but watched anyway, keep it up
There are TSRs in GCR, continue along the backston line that continues along the coast, and there is one along there
Thanks, this actually helped!
Wow this is epic. And good content :O
nice, video but I already knew all that
How do you get those cool shots with really nice graphics? Is it a roblox modification or is it just really high graphics with a beast computer
gcr has a built in shader
great video
I'd love to play this game but my game keeps crashing before I can get past the signal light at the station :( I'm on xbox
Great video, although you missed the second nuke!
What’s the name of the first song?
upload more videos they are very good!
You are wrong about the emergency/temporary boards. There is one when approaching Hestercombe currently
hey does anyone have a guide on how to stop at cargo stations if there are any?
what do you use to edit? i only just started with final cut and im not that good at it lol (its hard to learn) but as my videos progress i suppose my editing will aswell.
I use Vegas Pro to edit my videos. I personally think that when it comes to editing software its mostly personal preference. I started with Sony Vegas so it was easier for me to continue with it rather than to use other software but I would definately consider something like Adobe Premiere.
Assuming that the software is powerful enough for what you want to do then you shouldn't encounter any issues. I've noticed that I barely scratch the surface of the majority of features in the editing software and unless you really need certain features I would try start with a relatively easy editing software until you find your footing.
Hope this helps!
@@kieranhendy thanks helps alot!
But good video though
What are the best settings for this game?