With deepest respect, I have to side with the players who don’t agree with the specialized cargo classification of the vehicles. A shipping company will go to great lengths to find any commodity that can be loaded into their trucks, trains and/or planes, and then they will find a way to ship it. Even the simplest transport manager know the most important rule is never, never, never move a vehicle empty.

One of the distinct traits that used to make your game better than your competitors was what I thought was a conscientious acknowledgement of that fact. I relished the ability to find as many jobs per mile as I possibly could for a multi cargo vehicle.

Could you perhaps add another option to the load configuration that sets the vehicle back to its old semi-universal mode? If so you are my heroes. If not you are still excellent game designing geniuses who make an outstanding product. Thanks for the many, many hours of fun you have provided.

Viva La Mechanization!

How do you make X crossovers?

Don’t freeze for me. Everything works very smooth on the highest graphics settings. Even with 32-bit version of Train Fever (i don’t check 64-bit yet). My OS: Windows 10 64bit.

I agree, this should be a high priority for next patches! But you can deactivate autosave in the menu. Also in some cases the end of month lag is shorter if you reduce your graphics settings.

Yes, the freezing is very annoying. The end if the year is the worst, plus the introduction of new rolling stock (“Oh Yeah!”), plus the autosave . . . . time to go to the bathroom I guess.

Yup. 32-bit…

Martin, can you please have look in your main menu to check if you run the 32bit or 64bit version? It seems GOG published the wrong (32bit) version. We are currently in contact with GOG to get that fixed.