I noticed the GP9 has the vent cap on top of the short hood indicating it is fitted with a steam generator. So it can be used in year round passenger service as well. For those who may not be familiar with this subject; steam radiators with steam from the locomotive was used to heat the passenger cars. When diesel's started to be used in passenger service a Steam Generator was fitted to the diesel so it could supply the steam heat.
I was hoping someone would eventually cover the diesels. Excellent review, just really wished they would have included a horn swap feature like they do with the whistles. Maybe that will be down the road but who knows. I also think you hit the nail on the head with how well they captured the headlight appearance on the first try compared to almost every TSC payware Dev.
A magnificent collection of engines and rolling stock for the amazing price!! I hope the devs will understand how much their hard work is and will be sincerely appreciated. Thanks for your expert presentation of this.
I'm not in Discord (deleted it and won't come back), but it looks like the 2-8-4 looks like an L&N Big Emma (I think he said that too). What are the others based off of? Is there a list elsewhere?
What I love about this more than anything is the size. Places actually feel different places, its a journey between them. Its not just the same piece of line with 6 scenarios of different wording.
Thank you for the history lesson. I found it to be truly short and sweet. Absolutely amazing production numbers for some of these steam locomotives. Can't even imagine what would be involved in trying to ship one of these units on a ship across the ocean. A true testament of those who came before us.
Btw, diesels are not the top priority at the moment, (For example, the cab textures are not suppose to change with the body LOL), diesels are still very much a huge WIP
This area is one of my ultra foams, it and Saluda naturally. We usually go up there a few times a year. Luckily you can re-live the history and accuracy riding the GSMR
@@schnauzahpowahz. Yes exactly. I have not ridden the GSMR since I was a kid. I’m taking my children this summer! We’re gonna spend a week in the area, and GSMR is on the to-do list.
Recently purchased this game and I'm thoroughly impressed by everything it features. Everything just for being Early Access is spot on, the mechanics are nice easy and enjoyable, the interactive pull whistle feature is phenomenal. Definitely one of the most beautiful pieces of train simulation I've ever seen up to this point. The Central of Georgia 5 Chime is my personal favorite whistle in the current phase of the game. It sounds absolutely phenomenal.
I gotta say you're right about the details. They seem to have a lot of the small details there, from visuals to sound. Obviously some work to be done on more rolling sounds, transitions and polishing off the models, scenery and interiors. It's awesome to see the amount of locos and cars that come with it too, I was only expecting a few haha. Thanks for showing them off.
This game has so much potential to explore other regions of the US in this time period. I'm think some UP lines with the Big Boy, Challenger, and FEF. That would be so cool to see outside of Train Simulator.
Can't wait to play this later this month. As a huge Steam Locomotive fan, there are diesels that I'm an absolute nut for too (mostly EMD units, and oddly specific ALCo and GE units but still)
At this Time Railroades ist one btw. the Best Train-and Railroadgames i ever played. It makes a lot of fun, in the Companymode it is quite challenging :) It is already well developed and remarkably bug-free. The map depicts a beautiful branch line. The multiplayer is very good, and with a few friends the whole game is even more fun. One of them can even be the dispatcher, who sets the points on the interactive minimap. But if you coordinate well, every single player can do this on the map themselves. I can't wait to see how the game continues :)
Mallard's world record is very much debated. It's actually considered that the enormous PRR T1's were about 20 mph faster while hauling heavier consists, which is pretty nuts.
Thank you for the history lesson. Always learn something new. I have hopes for this one, the last couple of Sims I bought were very disappointing. Thanks again
In the future I'd love to see an NW-2 or some other NW series EMD switcher. The OSR (Ontario Southland Railway) still has an NW-2 on their roster built in 1947 (although they don't use it much) and I did some training there when I was in college. A neat little engine. The NW was the upgrade to the original SW series. Hence the N. (S- six hundred horsepower, W- welded frame. And N- nine hundred horsepower, W- welded frame)
the sounds and models are pretty descent taking into account it's in early access. Loved what they've done with the rolling stock. BTW, The SW horn is more darker and heavy. Hopefully the devs will add more details to the interiors, something like we have on Train Sim World. Overall, I'm down for this game and it's already installed on Steam. If (a huge if) modding is allowed, oh boy, there's bright future ahead
Thanks I was wondering what the map looked like with names so I can figure out the name. Probably stick with my WT&F but need to see the what's available for a better acronym laugh
REEDING!? 🤣🤣😂😂 Oh yeah and the Milwaukee's iconic high speed Atlantic that rivaled the Mallard/Grealey A4s for steam speed records are just glossed over... 😂 Can't wait to start my FDT railway now!
No they are not they same thing. A GP7 was built from 1949 to 1954. they was 1500 HP. GP9 was built from 1954 to 1959. and they was 1750 hp. Saying the GP7 the GP9 and the GP18 are the same is like saying a turd pie is the same as a cherry pie. They aint. they are all completely different. @@NoahDoane
@@darrelljones5960 The only big difference between a GP7 and GP9 is the extra 250hp on the GP9. I don't think it matters much that we are getting a GP9 over a GP7. There will be a Steam Workshop down the line anyway
I usually play these types of games solo. The AI is useful but requires monitoring. This limits how many contracts that can be taken on. Is there any way to cancel a contract or do you just fail it or worse still, keep failing it every cycle? Hopefully the program is flexible enough to eventually add additional commands to the AI. What sealed the deal for me with Run 8 was their Otto AI. The AI with train sim classic can be given scripts for multiple trains. 52 miles is a lot of track. Even in its current state, it seems to be worth getting.
It's looking pretty good. Personally, think they are now behind with the other major title that will hit hopefully next year. Some of the sound is lacking, effects are 'okay'. Graphics are nice. I'll end up buying it regardless as I seem to enjoy wasting money on train sim titles and never play them. LOL. Thanks for the awesome review and preview. Great to see it coming out soon.
Yeah I'm excited for the other one as well (Think I know which one you mean). Definitely some work to be done on this one but its promising, we don't have a lot of operations focused games like this! Also looks pretty playable out of the box which is nice for early access.
The beauty of Railroader is that it is part business/economy/career manager too, similar to derail valley. Though admittedly, the driving physics of derail valley appear to be more polished. However, my point is, the combination of sim and game/activity driven structure is a ton of fun. It really adds a lot to the gameplay experience.
On the locos with outside valve gear does the valve gear change from forward to reverse? I noticed on some of the locos, the radius bar is down for full forward gear, it would be cool to see if that is animated so the radius rod would shift up when going into reverse
All I'm wondering is will it possibly have controller support. Definitely want to play it on PC, but cant be hauling my desktop around to hotels and its fun to play games on my Steamdeck.
It's pronounced like the word lime with an a pronunciation at the end so it's lime not like Lima Peru even though that spelled the same it's pronounced like a lime a please watch some videos about that locomotive company so you know how it's pronounced it's pronounced like Lima Ohio
Lima spelled the same as Lima Peru but it's not the same it's pronounced like a lime with an A on the end so lime a is how it's pronounced thank you and have a great day
@@schnauzahpowahz out of curiosity if you've played Choo-Choo Charles before of those five chime Steam whistles which one do you think is the one used for Charles himself all I know is it's supposed to be some kind of broken five chime but I'm just curious which of those is probably the one for his whistle sound
One hell of a deal to have all those locos? No... It goes to show they're not greedy money grubbers like TrainSim/FlightSim, and their modders. Just because of the modders for those games, puts those games easily well over $1000 for a single game. Fuxkin pathetic. Not to mention the rehashing of TrainSim countless times over, where you have to keep buying the new stuff, and the new stuff aint even new. Just more rehashed bs from previous games............ Only "upgraded".
I noticed the GP9 has the vent cap on top of the short hood indicating it is fitted with a steam generator. So it can be used in year round passenger service as well. For those who may not be familiar with this subject; steam radiators with steam from the locomotive was used to heat the passenger cars. When diesel's started to be used in passenger service a Steam Generator was fitted to the diesel so it could supply the steam heat.
Many coaches had steam ejector or steam jet ejector air conditioning, as well, which required steam from the locomotive or a steam generator car.
The 15th needs to hurry up and get here or i need to find a secret copy somewhere. All these dang previews showing up on my feed are killin’ me! Haha😂
I just checked on steam and it releases on the 7th of this month
IT WILL BE HERE SOONER THEN THAT
@@TheOklahomaHotrail i heard! The railroader gods have heard our voices!
Where will you be able to buy it sooner
Tomorrow is so far away😂😂. I can’t wait anymore.
I was hoping someone would eventually cover the diesels. Excellent review, just really wished they would have included a horn swap feature like they do with the whistles. Maybe that will be down the road but who knows. I also think you hit the nail on the head with how well they captured the headlight appearance on the first try compared to almost every TSC payware Dev.
No, lol there are plenty of games with the diesels, I love steam
Best showcase ive seen so far. I like how you did the cars too.
Thanks man 🤘
A magnificent collection of engines and rolling stock for the amazing price!! I hope the devs will understand how much their hard work is and will be sincerely appreciated. Thanks for your expert presentation of this.
As steam and vintage diesel locomotive guy this game is right up my alley. I can't wait for this game to drop.
It's out now.
@@kleetus92 I know I have it.
My grandfather worked for Soutern Railway until they went out of business back in the day so I definitely need to pick this game up
The C-55 2-8-0 is based on the LS&I SC-1 class. There is a pin in the general chat in the discord that lists all the prototypes.
I'm not in Discord (deleted it and won't come back), but it looks like the 2-8-4 looks like an L&N Big Emma (I think he said that too). What are the others based off of? Is there a list elsewhere?
What I love about this more than anything is the size. Places actually feel different places, its a journey between them. Its not just the same piece of line with 6 scenarios of different wording.
Thank you for the history lesson. I found it to be truly short and sweet.
Absolutely amazing production numbers for some of these steam locomotives. Can't even imagine what would be involved in trying to ship one of these units on a ship across the ocean.
A true testament of those who came before us.
Btw, diesels are not the top priority at the moment, (For example, the cab textures are not suppose to change with the body LOL), diesels are still very much a huge WIP
Great info. I'm not familiar with the area so it was nice to get some context. Thanks for the video!
This area is one of my ultra foams, it and Saluda naturally. We usually go up there a few times a year. Luckily you can re-live the history and accuracy riding the GSMR
@@schnauzahpowahz. Yes exactly. I have not ridden the GSMR since I was a kid. I’m taking my children this summer! We’re gonna spend a week in the area, and GSMR is on the to-do list.
Recently purchased this game and I'm thoroughly impressed by everything it features. Everything just for being Early Access is spot on, the mechanics are nice easy and enjoyable, the interactive pull whistle feature is phenomenal. Definitely one of the most beautiful pieces of train simulation I've ever seen up to this point. The Central of Georgia 5 Chime is my personal favorite whistle in the current phase of the game. It sounds absolutely phenomenal.
Great overview! I really appreciate the rolling stock overview and all the model designations
Thanks Chris 🤘
Love your reporting marks on the cars!
I gotta say you're right about the details. They seem to have a lot of the small details there, from visuals to sound. Obviously some work to be done on more rolling sounds, transitions and polishing off the models, scenery and interiors. It's awesome to see the amount of locos and cars that come with it too, I was only expecting a few haha. Thanks for showing them off.
This game has so much potential to explore other regions of the US in this time period. I'm think some UP lines with the Big Boy, Challenger, and FEF. That would be so cool to see outside of Train Simulator.
The "VT" in VT 1-Chime stands for "Virginia & Truckee".
Can't wait to play this later this month. As a huge Steam Locomotive fan, there are diesels that I'm an absolute nut for too (mostly EMD units, and oddly specific ALCo and GE units but still)
At this Time Railroades ist one btw. the Best Train-and Railroadgames i ever played. It makes a lot of fun, in the Companymode it is quite challenging :)
It is already well developed and remarkably bug-free. The map depicts a beautiful branch line. The multiplayer is very good, and with a few friends the whole game is even more fun. One of them can even be the dispatcher, who sets the points on the interactive minimap. But if you coordinate well, every single player can do this on the map themselves. I can't wait to see how the game continues :)
So Decapod, Reading 6 Chime and 1900 passenger cars. Ha just a little strasburg there. Really cool look at all the stock. Thanks!
Mallard's world record is very much debated. It's actually considered that the enormous PRR T1's were about 20 mph faster while hauling heavier consists, which is pretty nuts.
Its like with the City of Truro. Its not recorded somewhere, and as long as there is no evidence, Mallard is and will be the fastest steam engine.
Thank you for the history lesson. Always learn something new. I have hopes for this one, the last couple of Sims I bought were very disappointing. Thanks again
I just got this game and while i was looking at the map i got so excited because I used to live on the mainline for this branch!
I used to spend so much time in Nantahala. It's a beautiful area with incredible scenery and the nicest people.
This is an awesome video, the history was super fascinating
In the future I'd love to see an NW-2 or some other NW series EMD switcher. The OSR (Ontario Southland Railway) still has an NW-2 on their roster built in 1947 (although they don't use it much) and I did some training there when I was in college. A neat little engine.
The NW was the upgrade to the original SW series. Hence the N. (S- six hundred horsepower, W- welded frame. And N- nine hundred horsepower, W- welded frame)
TH&B 51, I have pictures of her
Definitely wouldn't mind some additional diesel road switchers. Especially of the Alco variety!
Absolutely. I'm all for some very early diesels. Some old boxcabs, HH600, rs1/2 etc
SW was actually for welded frame, rather than cast.
With all those chime options, you could virtually give every locomotive it's own chime and recognise them from afar in MP.
Thanks for doing this video. I think I will be getting this one at Christmas :).
very cool stuff i know steam engines where mostly black in amreica but would be nice to be able to change the colour of them
The Virgina and Truckee would be an awesome setting for this kind of game
Big announcement tonight from the developers they are bringing the release forward by a week so it will release THIS Thursday 7th December x Artful
The font on the thumbnail is delicious
the sounds and models are pretty descent taking into account it's in early access. Loved what they've done with the rolling stock. BTW, The SW horn is more darker and heavy. Hopefully the devs will add more details to the interiors, something like we have on Train Sim World. Overall, I'm down for this game and it's already installed on Steam. If (a huge if) modding is allowed, oh boy, there's bright future ahead
I need that Rogers 10-wheeler in my life!
Wonder if there's any plans to add the RS-1 since it was built in the 40s and very popular and/or the GP-7.
I feel like they probably will. I'm a huge CNJ fan so to get diesels that you can custom color is going to be huge for me.
imma be blasting the red dead house building theme while high balling in a berkshire
Thanks I was wondering what the map looked like with names so I can figure out the name. Probably stick with my WT&F but need to see the what's available for a better acronym laugh
I personally like the Fontana, Jericho & Bryson...got a good chuckle when I saw that.
@KG-xt4oq I like that too but I'd be FJT up here
The casual FJB on every car had me bawling 🤣
Definitely going to name my railroad the Fort Dunderhead & Trailerville! Thanks for the inspo! 😂🤣🌈
The 3 and 5 chime whistles are my favorites
Had a good laugh your reporting marks, because FJB.
Love the RS5T the GP9 and SW have!
Dang you're right! i thought it was a little too 'squealy' to be a nathan
Looks great, will buy this 😊
I think the Nathan 5 Chime was the whistle on the polar express
1:45 needs to be a dlc or add on, I want to run an all rail copper ore train and own a string of ore cars.
would love for you to do a career series on this c:
Thats exactly what my first 3 videos are 😄
The more I see, the more I like.
REEDING!? 🤣🤣😂😂 Oh yeah and the Milwaukee's iconic high speed Atlantic that rivaled the Mallard/Grealey A4s for steam speed records are just glossed over... 😂 Can't wait to start my FDT railway now!
Nice to see the l&n berks getting some love a shame some survived
I’m I on the verge of just sleeping until the 15th
7th now 😉
The engine 19 from « The emperor of the north » !!! Finally ! (The #14 in the video)
I love this. Too bad they dont have the GP7 too. I love the GP series.
Me too.
They are basically the same thing
No they are not they same thing. A GP7 was built from 1949 to 1954. they was 1500 HP. GP9 was built from 1954 to 1959. and they was 1750 hp. Saying the GP7 the GP9 and the GP18 are the same is like saying a turd pie is the same as a cherry pie. They aint. they are all completely different.
@@NoahDoane
@@darrelljones5960 The only big difference between a GP7 and GP9 is the extra 250hp on the GP9. I don't think it matters much that we are getting a GP9 over a GP7. There will be a Steam Workshop down the line anyway
great vidio very quiet though
If only they put my Hometown Canton NC in the game which was the largest paper mill on the Murphy branch.
I usually play these types of games solo. The AI is useful but requires monitoring. This limits how many contracts that can be taken on. Is there any way to cancel a contract or do you just fail it or worse still, keep failing it every cycle?
Hopefully the program is flexible enough to eventually add additional commands to the AI. What sealed the deal for me with Run 8 was their Otto AI. The AI with train sim classic can be given scripts for multiple trains. 52 miles is a lot of track.
Even in its current state, it seems to be worth getting.
MIKado
And, it's gonDOla for a freight car - GONdola is a boat.
I like your reporting mark FJB, lol
We definitely need a N&W Hooter in this game.
🦉
I drive an sw9 for a living! We have an sw1 in southern paint but it’s very weak compared to the sw9.
Fontana, Jericho, Bryson huh 😜🤔🤣🤭🫣🤭🫣
Yes
Totally legit RR
100%
@schnauzahpowahz7106 hahahaha just giving you shit made me chuckle when I saw it, great vidya haus
Love it!
This wasn’t covered in the video but are you able to change the colors of the passenger cars as well?
Yes, you can change any passenger, freight, or caboose has long as you own it
Thats a really nice viceo! Is there an auto-fireman ingame or do you have to do all the work alone?
Yeah its auto, you as the player will have plenty of other stuff to do.
It's looking pretty good. Personally, think they are now behind with the other major title that will hit hopefully next year. Some of the sound is lacking, effects are 'okay'. Graphics are nice. I'll end up buying it regardless as I seem to enjoy wasting money on train sim titles and never play them. LOL. Thanks for the awesome review and preview. Great to see it coming out soon.
Yeah I'm excited for the other one as well (Think I know which one you mean). Definitely some work to be done on this one but its promising, we don't have a lot of operations focused games like this! Also looks pretty playable out of the box which is nice for early access.
The beauty of Railroader is that it is part business/economy/career manager too, similar to derail valley. Though admittedly, the driving physics of derail valley appear to be more polished. However, my point is, the combination of sim and game/activity driven structure is a ton of fun. It really adds a lot to the gameplay experience.
@@jasonmsmith2 Exactly, as long as the core physics are there, everything else just adds on to the experience.
This game almost exclusively is making me want to get a PC
Hope a new map will come out . I been trying my best to play multiplayer I don’t now to get a train going please help
On the locos with outside valve gear does the valve gear change from forward to reverse? I noticed on some of the locos, the radius bar is down for full forward gear, it would be cool to see if that is animated so the radius rod would shift up when going into reverse
Cool!
I wonder, will the game have mod support at any point? Like having the ability to add our own locomotives?
The 4-6-0 looks like Sierra 3
All I'm wondering is will it possibly have controller support. Definitely want to play it on PC, but cant be hauling my desktop around to hotels and its fun to play games on my Steamdeck.
With all those pretty steam engines I don't think anyone would bother with the diesels much.
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No way dude, gotta progress through “time”! lol
missing Fairbanks and Morse also need Alco RS...
how do you change numbers/liveries for engines in the game?
How do you get the baggage car? I still don't see it in my list
What about the 4-6-4 Hudson's. Very popular passenger loco
This is only a fairly rural branch line. A 4-8-4 would be way to big for the road
I like to Dark green
how manny miles is the line and when you carry people what do you do at the end of the line run your steam power to the other end of the train
Hey Schnauzahpowahz volume is kinda low.....
why are you so quiet in your video
Any chance we could see some 4-4-0's in the game...?
Not a fan of the sw bell but looks like an awesome game to play.
You sure that GP9 a GP7 instead?
didnt show the map?
Did you name FJB on purpose. Lol
.................
nuh uh
😶🌫️
It's pronounced like the word lime with an a pronunciation at the end so it's lime not like Lima Peru even though that spelled the same it's pronounced like a lime a please watch some videos about that locomotive company so you know how it's pronounced it's pronounced like Lima Ohio
Is there a price and release date yet? Please let me know!
Release date is December 7th, but idk about price
Lima spelled the same as Lima Peru but it's not the same it's pronounced like a lime with an A on the end so lime a is how it's pronounced thank you and have a great day
game would be better if they had a big boy steam engine
was this filmed in beta testing?
The game is in early access, same as released on the 15th
@@schnauzahpowahz out of curiosity if you've played Choo-Choo Charles before of those five chime Steam whistles which one do you think is the one used for Charles himself all I know is it's supposed to be some kind of broken five chime but I'm just curious which of those is probably the one for his whistle sound
Redding not reading
This game will kill model railroading.
So no Shays? thats super lame.
Schnauz, you keep saying my name in these videos.... I wish you would just tell me what you need.
LOL
just wanted to say 'sup
@@schnauzahpowahz what's good, homie!
12:33 these engines were also the most useless locomotive ever built
So evasive
One hell of a deal to have all those locos?
No... It goes to show they're not greedy money grubbers like TrainSim/FlightSim, and their modders. Just because of the modders for those games, puts those games easily well over $1000 for a single game. Fuxkin pathetic. Not to mention the rehashing of TrainSim countless times over, where you have to keep buying the new stuff, and the new stuff aint even new. Just more rehashed bs from previous games............ Only "upgraded".
Seeing FJB on railroad equipment is startting to traumatize me.....