Train Simulator: Pacific Surfliner® LA - San Diego Route

Great game. Can you update San Diego Route? Because in real life this route now has more stations. And can you add San Diego trolleys? The trolleys are Siemens u2, Siemens sd100, Siemens s700, and Siemens s70.

I want my money back. I spent 20 dollars on a route that doesn't even load half the time, and crashes my game the other half of the time. I don't expect much from games and their DLC, the bare minimum is for them to work, yet this DLC somehow fails this simple, critical requirement! HOW?! I have a decent gaming laptop that can handle most performance-heavy games and their DLC, but how it can't handle a decade-old route right out of the box without any mods is beyond me.

This is one of the most underrated DLC for Train Simulator, the route has great variety with city-scapes, suburbs, countryside and beaches. The career mode is also really good with different weather and being set at different times of the day and they separate the full LA to San Diego trip in three parts. I strongly recommend this especially on a sale.

very good

Wait I got a question I bought the game and I did not get my scenerio please help me

Eh, a prime example of "meh." Around 60 percent of the time, the route works alright. The rest of the time.... you guessed it. The ever famous "Out of Memory" error that DTG refuses to do anything about. Surprise. If you can live with gambling whether the route will load every time, then it is an alright route. Nothing wildly spectacular: typical, relatively flat, quick-ish commuter route with some freight operations attached as kind of an afterthought. The included rolling stock is major "meh," F59 and matching surfliner cars that you probably already own in a different paint scheme. Credit where it is due, however. The route IS over a decade old, so a lot of what it has was pretty nice back then. Today, though, it's aged like sour milk. The rolling stock reused for every american commuter, and the assets that certainly show their age. Check it out on sale, as it ain't bad on sale.