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| Hello 08/09/2017 at 17:55 #101622 | |
kevfromdev
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Drive a train for a living. Looking forward to trying this and seeing it from the other side
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| Hello 08/09/2017 at 19:53 #101626 | |
DaveHarries
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Greetings Kev: welcome to SimSig. Hope you find it a lot of fun and I look forward to seeing you on a multiplayer session once you get settled in. Dave Log in to reply |
| Hello 11/09/2017 at 10:01 #101711 | |
Giantray
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kevfromdev in post 101622 said:Drive a train for a living. Looking forward to trying this and seeing it from the other sideBear in mind it is only simulated game. The real thing is much different. If you get the chance, ask you manager to visit one of your local Signalling installation for the day and get a much better view of what it is like on the "other side". Saying that, Simsig is a fun past time that will give your hours of enjoyment. Professionalism mean nothing around a bunch of Amateur wannabees! Log in to reply |
| Hello 11/09/2017 at 10:47 #101712 | |
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geswedey
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Giantray in post 101711 said:kevfromdev in post 101622 said:Agreed, I work in Romford Roc and monitor the GEML and WA routes for GA all shift, however the WARM simulation is great in putting me in the situation of having to deal with events that I could observe daily and the LST IECC signallers have to deal with daily.Drive a train for a living. Looking forward to trying this and seeing it from the other sideBear in mind it is only simulated game. The real thing is much different. If you get the chance, ask you manager to visit one of your local Signalling installation for the day and get a much better view of what it is like on the "other side". Saying that, Simsig is a fun past time that will give your hours of enjoyment. Glyn Glyn Calvert ACIRO Last edited: 11/09/2017 at 10:54 by geswedey Reason: None given Log in to reply |