Train Simulator: Berlin-Wittenberg Route Add-On Download Computer

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One of Germany’s earliest and most important railway routes between Berlin and Wittenberg is now available for Train Simulator.

The origins of the route were established in 1840 by the Berlin-Anhalt Railway Company, who constructed a railway line between Berlin and Köthen, via Jüterborg and Dessau. The Berlin-Anhalt Railway Company was considered to be one of the most important railway companies in Germany and one of the first long-distance railways in the country.

The route regularly carried at least 30 long-distance passenger trains in each direction daily, and was a major intersection for services running between Germany’s major cities and Eastern European countries, including the Czech Republic and Austria. During the GDR era, traffic on the route increased significantly as much freight was then carried by rail.

The 115km (71 mile) route from Berlin Hbf to Wittenberg for Train Simulator, developed by Aerosoft, also features the unopened extension to Berlin Brandenburg Airport, Line S25 from Teltow to Potsdamer Platz, and sections of the North-South S-Bahn Tunnel in Berlin.

Many of Berlin’s popular attractions also feature prominently, alongside freight lines at Lutherstadt Wittenberg Ost, Niedergörsdorf, Jüterbog and Luckenwalde, Rangierszenarien freight depot, the Container depot at Großbeeren and locomotive depot at Lutherstadt Wittenberg.

Scenarios

Ten Scenarios For the Route:

Introducing the Route
Home Run
Morning Rush Hour
Carrying Airline Passengers
Carrying Airline Passengers Back
ICE Storm
Shunting in Großbeeren
Containers for Berlin
Journey with Obstacles
Night Train

More scenarios are available on Steam Workshop online and in-game. Train Simulator’s Steam Workshop scenarios are free and easy to download, adding many more hours of exciting gameplay. With scenarios being added daily, why don’t you check it out now!

Click here for Steam Workshop scenarios.

Key Features

115km (71 mile) route from Berlin Hbf to Wittenberg
Line S25 from Teltow to Potsdamer Platz
North-South S-Bahn Tunnel in Berlin
Berlin Brandenburg Airport line extension
Freight lines at Lutherstadt Wittenberg Ost, Niedergörsdorf, Jüterbog and Luckenwalde
Großbeeren container depot
Lutherstadt Wittenberg locomotive depot
Scenarios for the route
Download size: 1,529 mb

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Title: Train Simulator: Berlin-Wittenberg Route Add-On
Genre: Simulation
Developer:
Aerosoft GmbH
Publisher:
Dovetail Games - Trains
Franchise:
Train Simulator
Release Date: 7 Nov, 2013

English,German

Well. NO I love German routes and now this one was on sale so I bought it. Big mistake. This route has no PZB, LZB or Sifa. So yea... That's bad. Also the textures are broken and cars are flying and weird stuff. Stay away from this route. trust me. There is a newer Berlin - Leipzig route made in 2016 so I will try that one intead. It's more expensive but propably better so yea.. At least that one has PZB and LZB. However you need to chance the locos for on that route because the standard trains don't come with PZB, LZB and Sifa. So that's a downside of that.. Well. NO I love German routes and now this one was on sale so I bought it. Big mistake. This route has no PZB, LZB or Sifa. So yea... That's bad. Also the textures are broken and cars are flying and weird stuff. Stay away from this route. trust me. There is a newer Berlin - Leipzig route made in 2016 so I will try that one intead. It's more expensive but propably better so yea.. At least that one has PZB and LZB. However you need to chance the locos for on that route because the standard trains don't come with PZB, LZB and Sifa. So that's a downside of that.. It is hard to tell you if you should or should not buy this route.
It does not have quick drive, but I guess you can make your own quick drive scenario.
The detail and scenery is great and there's a lot of it.
You don't get any new trains with the route, but you do get the double decker coaches which are great but they don't have a passenger view.
All in all, I think that you should get this route if you really want it, or if it is in a sale. This route is good but a bit forgotten, i like having a drive on it from time to time. I could need some thing to make it a bit more special. But not a bad DLC.. This is truly one of the nicest German routes one can have besides Hamburg-Hanover and Munich-Garmisch Partenkirchen. The Berlin Main station looks very detailed and so does the route to Lutherstadt Wittenberg via the intermediate underground station before the train emerges from the tunnel. You can run the ICE 1 , ICE 2 , ICE T , Talent 2 , BR423 , Siemens ES64U2 from HRQ in different liveries with the various IC\/EC consists you can think of or even the DB red Double decker coaches with driving cab end on this route and not feeling awkward at all or else , you can let your imagination run wild by running the ICE 3 and still fits on it. There 's even a third-rail equipped S-bahn map with over 20 stations on a 12km track in this route and the suitable stock for that can be downloaded at no cost as well when you search for BR481\/BR482. The only bummer is the long awaited QuickDrive update that never seems to arrive here on Steam as promised but again it can be fixed by downloading an update to this route on Virtual Tracks and the end result , the QuickDrive is quite decent with AI trains moving around the route on almost every timeslot you choose.. You should never ever buy this addon and I will explain why are the end.

Berlin to Wittenburg, nice route. Looks nice, at least. That's about it. You could say this route is released in Beta for all the bugs that make it seem rushed and unfinished.

Here's the good parts:
Looks nice as a whole.
Stations a modeled quite nicely.

The bad parts:
Does not come with the main stock, BR 112.
The S-bahn line has track to where it ends but with no scenery.
The sounds like roads and stuff are awful and loud.
LZB does not work.
Don't know about PZB... I'm a wimp.
The speed limits. Don't get me started. They're all over the place. You're doing 160km\/h then suddenly it's 200km\/h without any signage. Then it will drop to 80km\/h then back to 160km\/h. That's what I mean by unfinished.

So why should you NEVER buy this route despite the good parts? Berlin to Leipzig is available from JT, RT and Aerosoft and soon to be here on Steam. It includes the Berlin to Wittenberg line as well as the rest of the way to Leipzig. If you want Berlin to Wittenberg, wait for, and get Berlin to Leipzig which includes this route.. Posting this review to warn buyers they need to manually patch this route. Go to www.virtualtracks.net\/download.htm\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\" >http:\/\/www.virtualtracks.net\/download.htm<\/a> and look for "Berlin-Wittenberg Patch Version 1.26 hier herunterladen". You need this patch if you want Quick Drive and LZB!

For some reason DTG won't release this patch on Steam. So you have to install it manually :\\

It's a decent route for 200 km\/h commuter traffic. All of the included vehicles are the default German trains you probably already have. For driving on the S-bahn section to Teltow you'll have to download or create your own scenario.

If you're looking to buy this route, you may want to get Berlin-Leipzig instead, which is the exact same as this route but it's further extended up to Leipzig.