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I never returned to DTG cash Cow games or games and failures that fishing game and their attempt at a Flight Sim that at least got MS back into the Flight sim market.
No surprise that DTG have now been snapped up by Focus since they no longer have the Train Sim market to themselves as we can now see with the Like's Zusi 3 and Rail simulator both are abundantly better than three button RSW or whatever it is called maybe its is time MS also returned to the Train sim market across a multi platform format .
So what is everyone one up to or playing these days ?
When time permits I am currently playing the following.
Flightsim 2020.
Sprockets.
Ultimate Admiral Dreadnought.
Forza Horizons 5.
Juno New Origins.
Universal sand box.
Beam Ng Drive.
and a few others.
currently not playing any train based games.
I hope this is not the case and the 'Focus' is now on the new iteration.
Gosh, this is probably the strongest Railworks-antidote I ever got (I will stick with my preserved copy of the older version for now... and I will see, how it goes).
And it also makes me happy, that I never jumped on the TSW bandwagon.
DTG were recently bought by Focus Entertainment, by the way.
I have not even installed the latest iteration. Now your comment and another I spoke with the other day say just about the same thing.
Newest DTG's patch for TSC is a disaster of epic proportions - and as a matter of fact, it broke the game.
It also could go the other way 'round and give the ultimate freedom for any developer to do what they like, when they like - with the users ultimately being 'good boys and girls' cause they could get sued at the drop of a hat.
I'm quite suprised that the courts even entertained what is going on.