Train Sim World 3, the rail simulation sequel from Dovetail Games, will launch next week on both PS5 and PS4 – and its Trophies have hit Sony’s servers in preparation. Fans of the series will know it’s renowned for its enormous Trophy lists – Train Sim World 2 has a whopping 255 gongs to collect – and this latest entry is no different.
The British developer has trimmed the achievements slightly, bringing the total down to 174 Trophies overall. Of course, you’ll need to have purchased DLC expansions to unlock most of these, as all of the content from Train Sim World 2 can be ported into the new version. You’re still going to need to invest tens of hours to unlock some of these.
It’s worth pointing out, however, that the harder Trophies have been pushed out to DLC – meaning you can earn the Platinum relatively easily. The most challenging trinket will be racking up 500 miles in a specific locomotive, but considering the equivalent in Train Sim World 2 required you to achieve 10,000 miles – well, this is much more attainable, isn’t it?
The new game is packing a ton of fresh features by the way, including dynamic weather and a completely refreshed user interface. Will you be turning your master key in the direction of this title? Arrive at your destination on time in the comments section below.
[source psnprofiles.com]
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As weird as it may sound I would buy one of these games if it was centered around thomas the train lol
Platinum Trophy - Aslef Hero - Achieve unattainable salary way above the national average in recession.
None of this matters if they money grab this like the last one and don't take advantage of the new hardware. Frame rate was horrible on the last game.
@Smiffy01 I understand that reference!
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@Smiffy01 It would only be above the national average because the national average is garbage. Latest projections are saying inflation’s heading towards 22%. So technically the train staff should be getting a lot higher of an increase than the deal of 6.6%. But management still make earnings of over £100 million every year. So yeah, knock the working man for wanting at least the slightest bit of an increase, which is still well behind the cost of living, while the world crumbles around them, but ignore the pigs running the country and businesses who’re siphoning off a whole lot more than we could ever hope to sniff in our lifetimes.
@nessisonett Excellently put! Read your comments for a couple of years on here (as another user), and always admire your eloquence.
Anyway, must shoot, I’ve got a meal being delivered by someone likely to have multiple jobs all on minimum wage. Who has to deal with scum punishing them for not wearing a suit and ***** over a million pound bonus.
At this point I’m willing to tip them my approaching council tax, energy payments and so on, as it’s apparently all being spent on polluting the sea and fancy bonuses anyway.
F-ing democracy my arse.
Anyway, food! Ta-ra for now duck!
Also trains are a lovely way to travel and this game looks a combination of utterly mind numbing, goes on too long and yet oddly relaxing.
So much like the BBC on a low volume.
@nessisonett I agree with rail workers fighting for decent pay buy when a train driver on £60 to 70 grand a year is when a bus driver (who has to deal with the same issues and passengers) is likely earning less than half of that its a bit much. I understand the argument though of economies of scale etc. Anyway this thread is being derailed (pardon the pun)
@Smiffy01 It’s not just the drivers on strike though. The station staff, depot staff, conductors, engineers, signalling staff etc are all on much lower wages. I agree it’s derailing the thread though, it’s too heavy of a topic to really do justice on a site like this.
Picking this game up on early access this Friday (2nd). curious to see how it runs.
I’m a trophy hunter but I also have a job and a family so TSW has always been a no-go for me because of the seer time needed to complete. This looks much more attainable. I’m interested to know about framerates etc though
@nessionett the average pay is around 38k i think the bbc said. sure cleaners work more. but take into account like 0 contracted Sunday hrs etc. they have it ok compared to many.
cant just expect huge payrise and customers to happily pay it, and unions wont modernise. has to be give and take
You didn't mention the umbrellas, DTG seems really proud of them.
Strikers should be taken outside and shot
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