Agreed. Why does anyone expect to buy the cheapest MS-Office-and-web-browsing machine they can find, and then expect developers to somehow work miracles and get their 3D games to work on a system with almost zero 3D capability?

Decent 3D games require a decent GPU. Don’t blame others if you insist on buying the wrong tool for the job.

Great job and I waiting for the next update 😉

You should read the minimal system requirements before you buy a game and then complain about it!

Why do you people buying PCs and laptops with Intel instead of videocards?

In windows you can choose “Ctrl + [number]”, “Ctrl + Shift + [number]” or “Alt + [number]” as direct hotkey to access a keyboard layout. No other ways exist to call a specific layout directly.

In Windows keyboard layout is per program, so I am unable to switch to Qwerty before starting Train Feaver as that would affect some other program and Train Fever would still start up with system wide default which in my case is a Dvorak variant which is not working well with the fixed hotkeys in the game.

It do seems to be possible though to re-enable the hotkey Left Alt + shift to toggle keyboard layouts and get that work in the game. However this is a hotkey often easily triggered by accident and doesn’t work well with 3+ layouts, so that is why I tend to disable it and use number-hotkeys instead.

Please… buy a computer with a proper (AMD / NVidia) videocard. Can’t have mobility + full blown game rig for one cent and expect it to run the latest games on the market.

I hear ya Tom. Just spent 35.00 for nothing.

Please keep working on performance improvements – I have noticed significant betterment recently but the game requires still some refinement.

The game became already 50% faster, because a can much mor accurate zoom now.

pity they when tiltet while the camera is moving with the trains the game even more reckless because of the more graphic details. But I think I must try and update my Videocard.
(AMD Radeon HD 6770M 512 MB)