well as expected i played for hours and hours didnt go to bed till 7 am the following morning :whistle: couldnt find my disc then i remembered i left it in my ex G/f s lap top DOH!! it hadn,t bin as long as i thought since i had last played
k: so i d/loaded abandonia copy imported the registry as it mentions on here (glad i read through all the posts first :bleh: )
At first i had problems with the trains not stopping in the stations untill i reallsed that the mod had changed the use of "non stop" so u can use stations as way points
k: it works well stops them getting lost and means u can make trains use your main trunk routes when the game gets more congested later in the game instead of clogging up any smaller side routes as they used to
still love this game how is it so good its rubbish AI silly competitors who seem to have a free buged for moving land countless other stupid bug but it doesnt matter its just awsome and the mod just makes it better
thanks Abandonia for havin this game up your modded d/load is spot on allowing u to play how u want with or without mods (i chose a few mods including longer trains and upped the various vehicle limits) it plays better than the origional glad i couldnt find the disc now
ps please excuse double post but it is a few days after the last one
EDIT i just re wrote the last bit of my last post just make it clearer and it got me thinking around 1994/5 i had 4mb ram and went to 16 last year i went from 512 ram to 1024 mb ram so in 11 years i have gone from 4mb to 1024 mb
now excuse me if my maths goes astray but thats 256 times bigger in 11 years if that increase continued a the same rate around the year 2016 i shall upgrade to
716800 mb ram 716.8 gig!!! jats just over 3 1/2 times my current hard drive (sorry about goin a bit geeky with the numbers i just started working it out in my head (realised i needed to make notes) :crazy: and thought ad share the results i want that computer now gues it will still have a bugfest microsoft operating system though :angry: end of
see ya
hobbs