GP38 and the phantom switch operator | Train Sim World 2020 Peninsula Corridor

Описание: Picking up from where we left off (where else would you pick up from?) I'm endeavoring to complete my minor shunting route at some point before the end of time. This would be made simpler if the automatic setting of points/switches were in any way consistent. They're not consistent. This is Train Sim World 2020 on the Peninsula Corridor.

Bias notice: I do part time work for Dovetail Games in the field of player research. As such you can disregard every critical statement I make about this software, because you cannot trust a word of it.

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(*) - Today's secret: Switch issues were probably my fault.