Well, the honest truth is that I really, really, really love Open Rails, and feel that, when it gets modern rendering capabilities, it could very well be the sim to beat (in terms of physics - especially with the ability to do all of the things we can do with include files - I feel that is is already superior). But sometimes the conservatism grates on my nerves, and it does often feel like dealing with a preservation society and its "club" atmosphere.
Diesel exhaust broke about six months ago and ain't been fixed yet, but I'm sure the next incremental build will fix some minutiae of steam locomotive operation that nobody will ever notice. That statement might make the frustration more tangible.
I accept that part of this is the difficulty of finding programmers to come on board.
Diesel exhaust broke about six months ago and ain't been fixed yet, but I'm sure the next incremental build will fix some minutiae of steam locomotive operation that nobody will ever notice. That statement might make the frustration more tangible.
I accept that part of this is the difficulty of finding programmers to come on board.





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