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Also interestingly, power only seems to affect acceleration and climbing—not top speed on level ground, no matter how much load. Engine mass also affects acceleration (more mass means worse). This game doesn't appear to simulate any frictional losses from the train cars, so the game uses the method I described above to force express trains to run slower when pulling freight. Not very intuitive.
PS. I fiddled with the weight settings to adjust acceleration for my first effort at a scenario not long after the game came out.
A short test: Sandbox, 1910-1930, 8 Grain to Toledo
Definitely needs a closer look at the numbers, database and in-game.
This section isn't hidden and the author made the most unique custom map so far: definitely worth trying. This info is most needed by people who try to mod engine stats. Those people will probably look here first. :)
Hidden in the sense of you have to explicitly subscribe the Workshop Discussions to see it in "new comments". There is only so much you can watch on a constant base. It was pure luck that I check in and saw a meaningful topic that caught my eyes :)
Apocalypse Railway, yes, definitely will check it out