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FIX THE ****ING PZB BUGS

I could KIND OF recommend it if it weren't for the unacceptable bugs such as missing PZB magnets or not working PZB magnets and incorrect speed signs.

Map is pretty ok, but the Desiro Classic has a few bugs that have yet to be patched, if ever, since we are talking about DTG.

6/10

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TL;DR

TSW 3 is a copy, yes an actual copy, of TSW 2. All the internal files, resources and even the executable itself identify themselves in their metadata as a part of TS2Prototype. Yes, there are two major changes, which is the dynamic weather system (which was in TSW 2 before, just very limited, and without FX and proper physics), and a finally good UI, which in some areas is literally the UI of TSW 2.

Would I recommend it? No, not at all. I think it's almost illegal to market this in the EU, since they market it as completely remade, brand new, even though they most likely just made a new branch in Git from their recent TSW 2 work and decided to market it as a "completely" new game. What you'll mostly see here is your average railway enthusiast, who doesn't care, or doesn't want to care about the state of this game and DTG, some of them will protect this game and DTG with their lives, and some are just ignorant and say that you act smarter than the devs, and so on and so on. You know, I don't care what you do with your money, I'm just here to try to explain why this is not acceptable and how you are being scammed by DTG. It's basic stuff that you'll learn in IT and gamedev classes. The only thing that is really good is the ICE 1 and the SFS Kassel - Würzburg - which is probably influenced by Zusi's Kassel - Hamburg-Harburg route, in which you can drive a ICE 1 with ETCS too. Oh well. Let's see how it goes, I expect none of DTG's promises to hold up, just as they did with TSW 2, until then, TSW 4 will probably come out too.

Eins vorab. Wenn du nach einem Otto-Normal-Simulator suchst, ist das hier nix für dich, außer du willst und möchtest tiefgründig und detailliert alles über den Zugverkehr, Züge und co. lernen und wissen wollen. Aber auch für Einsteiger gibt es extrem viel Hilfen, Dokumentationen und Tutorials - nur sind diese eben sehr tiefgründig, wie eben bei einer Ausbildung oder Schulung im Bereich der Bahn. Also wenn du jemand bist, der einfach nur Züge mag und eher nach einer Simulation schaust, welches jeder Otto in der Welt verstehen kann und nicht tiefgründig ist, solltest du lieber nach Train Simulator oder TSW 2 schauen.

Zusi 3 ist ein extrem, wenn nicht DER realistischste Zugsimulator, den man bekommen kann, jedenfalls in Deutschland. Wie schon in der Beschreibung beschrieben, wird es sogar bei der DB und anderen Bahnbetriebsfirmen zur Ausbildung und Schulung benutzt. Ja, wirklich. Damit trainieren und schulen sie Triebfahrzeugführer und Lokführer. Und das merkt man sobald man es startet und sich umschaut. Ja die Grafik ist grottenschlecht, aber Alter, man sollte sich nicht davon täuschen lassen. Alles wird genau und realitätstreu simuliert - Stellwerke, Störungen, Bahnbetrieb - alles wird wie in der Realität im deutschen Bahnbetrieb genau so simuliert. Es ist verdammt krass, und ich bin immer noch zum Teil sprachlos wie verdammt realistisch es ist, inzwischen vergesse ich die Grafik und spiel es einfach, es macht einfach verdammt viel Spaß sobald man in die Materie sich eingearbeitet hat und den Dreh raus hat. Und das geile ist - ALLES ist modifizierbar! Karten, Strecken, Fahrzeuge, Führerstände, ALLES kann man erstellen, bearbeiten, etc. - wenn man Bock hat kann man einen Talent auf 300 km/h aufmotzen oder sein ICE auf Hyperschallgeschwindigkeit aufmotzen, Strecken auf Hochgeschwindigkeit hochstufen, weil die DB es nicht im echten Leben will, es ist alles möglich. Und das liebe ich einfach an Zusi, du hast so viel Freiheit bei realitätstreuer Simulation. Es ist einfach krass.

Das Geld ist es definitiv wert. Wirklich. Aber nur wenn du wirklich, wirklich interessiert bist am Bahnbereich und alles drum und dran. Für normale ÖPNV- bzw. Zughobbyisten gibt es simplere Simulationen/Spiele die auch an solche Leute gezielt sind.

I'll just say, if you do not like public transit, simulators and especially busses in general, this game is NOT for you at all. Especially if you are not interested in busses. YOU WILL get a brain hemorrhage over it.

This is not your ordinary bus simulator, this is a pretty special one. And if you are interested in public transit, especially busses, this is probably the best simulator you can find, and **the** best one.

From the screenshots and videos you'll find on this game, you may think it's absolute garbage, and probably the worst simulator game ever made. Well it's true that from a technical standpoint, it's absolute garbage. But as I said, if you are interested in busses and simulators, you'll get used to it and learn to look past it. There are some amazing things on this game that'll make you love this game, but hate it from a technical standpoint - nonetheless though, you'll rather have a lot of fun with it and rage sometimes how ♥♥♥♥♥♥ it was programmed, but most of the time, if you find the sweetspots in the settings, you'll have issues sometimes, but that will be isolated cases. The graphics are ♥♥♥♥, the performance is ♥♥♥♥, the UI design is horrible, and it's poorly coded. But - continue reading, because I will explain why it is an awesome simulator nonetheless.

What makes this game amazing for people who have public transit and busses as their hobby is the versatility of this game.
Man, you can do EVERYTHING in this game if you got the knowledge of how everything works. The busses are amazingly detailed (cases vary though, depends on who made it), you can script how fast the damn doors close, man you can even script random failures, for example, random heater issues which will be displayed on the info screen of a Citaro. There are LARGE maps, real or not, with so many lines to choose from, amazing details and much more.

There are so many busses to download or to buy as an addon, from oldtimes like the Mercedes-Benz' O305 or O405 to the brand new Citaro2, or the old MAN NL202 (which is built-in) to the New Lion's City. You got so many versions and so many models from Citaro LE's to the rare Irvine Citaro. There is a lot to discover, so this will be a task up to you.

If you hate busses or public transit in general, if busses ARE NOT YOUR HOBBY, DO NOT buy this game. I've seen people buying this game and then having a brain hemorrhage while simultaneously having a heart attack over it.

If busses are your hobby and you like public transit, drop your Bus Simulator 2018 and go buy this game.

this game is trash and i ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hate it

Zu kompliziert. Ich bekomm' nur 10 - 25fps obwohl ich einen guten PC habe...

Selbst wenn es kostenlos ist, ES IST NICHT WERT ES AUSZUPROBIEREN.

Cooles Spiel, ganz besonders wenn man mal erfahren will, wie Spiele früher aussahen.