There's no interest in following it up at DTG internally because Peak Forest sold so poorly.Ĭlick to expand.Interesting. The dev (who I believe was previously working on it) seems to think it's a lost cause. I'm sorry to report that it's been confirmed on Discord by a developer that steam physics development pretty much ceased as of Peak Forest and hasn't been improved since - I'd probably class it as abandoned at this point. What's going on up there guys? There's nothing to inspire us right now, it seems like the DTG engine is cold for the first time in years. We've had about 20 miles of German single-track branchline released and that's our lot since TSW4 released, and the only thing likely to release soon is another short UK route with a single loco. To be honest, I don't just have concern around steam, but indeed around everything - the pace of first-party releases is so slow compared to TSW3 you have to wonder what is going on at DTG. (Flying Scotsman uses the same broken underlying physics model as the 4F, in case anyone was wondering) There's no interest in following it up at DTG internally because Peak Forest sold so poorly.

Click to expand.I'm sorry to report that it's been confirmed on Discord by a developer that steam physics development pretty much ceased as of Peak Forest and hasn't been improved since - I'd probably class it as abandoned at this point.

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