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    • Major RailWorks Update Packs New Career System Feature

    July 29, 2010

    by Erik Johnson


    RailWorks_Career_SystemAs subtle as they generally are, RailSimulator has quietly rolled out a new major update for its expansive train simulator RailWorks, adding among other items the new Career System to the game.

    The new mode as you would expect adds a career element to the title, offering up four new RailSimulator Career System Scenarios. The patch also brings several additions and adjustments of speed limits to a few areas in the game, as well as more screen resolution options and some other new items and fixes.

    The file can be grabbed now by owners of the game through the Steam client. Word of warning though: the save file format has changed so once you update, your saves from the previous version will be gone. From the change log:

    Railworks

    • RailSimulator.com Career System® added
    • 4 new RS Career System® Scenarios added
    • US speed limit signs have been updated
    • Speed limits added to the Castle Rock route
    • Speed limits on the Hagen-Siegen route updated
    • Speed limits on the Oxford-Paddington route updated
    • A turntable has been added at Evercreech Junction on the Bath Green Park to Templecombe route
    • Extra resolution provided
    • Small ejectors fixed

    Note that the save file format has changed so saves will be lost from the previous version.

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    One Response to “Major RailWorks Update Packs New Career System Feature”

    1. Small RailWorks Update Hits Steam | DIYgamer says:
      July 30, 2010 at 10:16 pm

      [...] Hits Steam July 30, 2010 | Erik Johnson RailSimulator has pitched a small follow-up update to the major “Career System” patch that hit earlier this week. The patch brings a trio of changes to the game, including a crash fix [...]

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