Maty556677 Posted July 18 Share Posted July 18 (edited) Hello, I would be happy if there was a detailed tutorial on braking the train in the game. I'm not concerned with when to start braking before a station to stop there effectively, but some players might want to know what a self-acting, locomotive, electrodynamic, spring brake is. Also, how the main lines work, sump pressure, etc. It would be good if the tutorial explained all of this, and players could test for themselves how the pressure in the main pipe behaves when braking with the self-acting brake, how much it brakes with the electrodynamic... Also, the tutorial could give information about how, for example, the electrodynamic brake is used to brake a train on a downhill gradient. Then, for example, that the self-acting brake should not be used for a long time, but only to brake intensively for a while, and then release the brake. Also the brakes should be released slowly when stopping at a station... I think some players would like to see this tutorial in the game 🙂 Edited July 18 by Maty556677 4 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dis0nored Posted August 4 Share Posted August 4 I agree, It's an overlooked topic. When I travled to the black sea in Rumania, I always listened to the breaks. They used the entire train's breaks each time, all the wagons. And it was a soft gradual breaking each time, they avoided prolong use of them, train stopped right where it needs to. Often sometimes the breaks were left on as it was within the station platform. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
the810 Posted August 10 Share Posted August 10 Yes please. In general, more tutorials (think of it as a driving school) would be appreciated. For those of us who don't drive actual trains it's really hard to figure the stuff correctly and we're probably doing it wrong most of the time 🙂 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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