#Train simulator 2020 dlc install
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Please Note: Canadian Mountain Passes: Revelstoke-Lake Louise is required, as a separate purchase, in order to play the scenarios featured in this add-on. The Canadian Pacific AC4400CW: Big, bold, red - and now available for Train Simulator!Ī total of 5 Career scenarios are included for the Canadian Mountain Passes route: Throttle modulation for good on time performance, dynamic braking and balanced braking for controlled descents, and adverse weather conditions that challenge all of the above will await you on heavy freight drags over the Rockies on Train Simulator’s classic Canadian Mountain Passes: Revelstoke-Lake Louise route (available separately). The add-on also comes with 5 fully researched prototypical scenarios that will challenge you in different levels of train handling skills.

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Climb in the air ride seat, open the windows and prepare to be enveloped in the chaotic immersive 3D sound! With the most realistic recreation of Multi Function displays in a North American product, and train information readily available with the press of a key, you can feel like a professional with the same aids a real engineer has at his fingertips.Īccompanying the AC4400CW in this add-on are the Action red and black 'Bathtub' Coal gondolas, the for later sulphur service used black and orange 'Bathtub' gondolas and a fully functional End Of Train Device (EOTD).

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The model itself being extremely detailed down the smallest bolt, full under sill detailing, and an extremely accurate control interior you may not want to leave. These Units were delivered to CP between 2001 to 2003 and all feature the distinct Self Steering trucks, white frame stripes and a beautiful Nathan K3L Airchime, playing the classic Canadian tuned D minor chord. The Canadian Pacific AC4400CW comes dressed in the beautiful Canadian Pacific Golden Beaver livery specific to the #8600-8655 and #9700-9740 number series. Capable of a theoretical 180,000 lbs of starting tractive effort, no chance of burning out windings like their fleet of DC traction power, CPs demanding passes of Kicking Horse and Rogers Pass in the west, and the increase in demand for more heavy tonnage trains such as Coal, Potash, and Sulfur, the GE AC4400CW was the perfect match to reduce failures, fleet size, and increase efficiency to better compete on the market.

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This opportunity came in 1994 with General Electric's AC4400CW series locomotives, which were available for production more readily than EMDs SD70MAC. Seeing the benefits of extreme heavy haul and low speed capability AC traction had to offer, CP shelved the MLW M640 opting to wait until the technology developed enough for a fleet wide replacement of the venerable EMD SD40-2.

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Please refer to the accompanying user manual to ensure you fully understand the requirements and for more information.Ī very early pioneer of adopting AC traction, Canadian Pacific first tried this new technology in an MLW M640 locomotive in 1984. Given this unique and complex simulation, please be aware that this locomotive is usable in Train Simulator 64-bit only, requires higher than normal computer requirements, and you may need to adjust your in-game settings to get the best possible experience.

Make it 4x longer and it is: 70 pages of locos, 20 pages of routes, 1000+ scenarios in a window of 10 with that scrollbar, 20-30 seconds to load.O tym DLC Searchlight Simulation's prestigious Canadian Pacific AC4400CW is a highly detailed, feature rich and complex locomotive simulation designed for serious train enthusiasts looking for the absolute best experience possible. Fetching the list of career scenarios takes 5 seconds on this quite strong PC, using an SSD - and the list is borderline torture to navigate.

#Train simulator 2020 dlc install

I think when you have so much content, you have to start juggling (only choosing a selected few to install on the DLC list). There is further content available at 3rd parties (some of which is here on Steam). So as an educated guess, I'd put it around 500 GiB. Someone mentioned at one point that his folder was about 270 GB. I don't see non-US content and I missed some retired content (NEC). Some add-ons are not on the store page (such as the San Diego F59PHI) while others are bloat (Epic Journeys cover). I think I also have a higher proportion of routes than trains. Scanning through the store page I have roughly 25% of the DLCs I can see, with a bias towards old ones.