[(open)BVE] Off-topic Crapbox!
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Originally posted by joeyfjj:
I did not make you extend yourself to Woodlands. I made you extend the route to Woodlands.Hahaha nice one, but I accidentally extended the route to Admiralty.
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Now we're posting CRAP. PAGE TWO!!!
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Anyone else here on Twitter? I'm http://twitter.com/joeyfjj and http://twitter.com/nslforopenbve...
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Wah! No more SPAM lah?
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Spam crap. WHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
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A-Train owns.
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Originally posted by SBS7322B:
A-Train owns.
British Rail Class 180 owns.
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C751B owns.
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"Red Bull gives you wings." So if I pour Red Bull on a train, it will fly? :O So scary!
Nah, just joking, it's crap(spam)box mah.
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Originally posted by jerryonhere:
C751B owns.
Excuse me, the 180 has a top speed of 201km/h or 125mph... C751B? 90kmh? Maybe if the track is long enough, 100? -
Originally posted by jerryonhere:
"Red Bull gives you wings." So if I pour Red Bull on a train, it will fly? :O So scary!
Nah, just joking, it's crap(spam)box mah.
Simple. Change the "Therr" in the pronouncation to a "Pla"... Like this:Train [Therr-ain]
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Originally posted by jerryonhere:
"Red Bull gives you wings." So if I pour Red Bull on a train, it will fly? :O So scary!
You'll need a DMU, DEMU, DHMU, or a Diesel Locomotive. Why? You need to pour Red Bull into the diesel tank! -
Wonder if the LRTs do it this way? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkOjomc4ArA
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Can someone reply?! Or create a bot to SPAM this forum? I'm getting bored... =D
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Let's talk about your fav BVE route...
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NSL for openBVE!!!!!! OK, maybe Network West Midlands... (From here)...
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Originally posted by joeyfjj:
Excuse me, the 180 has a top speed of 201km/h or 125mph... C751B? 90kmh? Maybe if the track is long enough, 100?No, only the made in france train can max 100, even when buangkok not open, it goes up to 90 only (From Sengkang direct Hougang)
C751B? Along with C151 / C651, it can only max 90, so if the track is long enough only 80. -
Originally posted by Samuel Lee:
No, only the made in france train can max 100, even when buangkok not open, it goes up to 90 only (From Sengkang direct Hougang)
C751B? Along with C151 / C651, it can only max 90, so if the track is long enough only 80.C751Bs are can make it to 100 as its motor have more power than the C151 and C651s (provided that the trains don't need to slow at curves). If the tracks are straight all the way, i think the Alstom C751A can travel faster than 100, not so sure about the C830 as it is 3rd rail powered
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Originally posted by wenjie639:
C751Bs are can make it to 100 as its motor have more power than the C151 and C651s (provided that the trains don't need to slow at curves). If the tracks are straight all the way, i think the Alstom C751A can travel faster than 100, not so sure about the C830 as it is 3rd rail powered
Something tells me they are able to achive above 90, all of them, it's just that they have speed limiters like London Undeground's LT1995 - limited to (I think) 60% power... -
Even more off-topic (Hey! This is a off-topic crapbox):
Any Manchester United Fans here?! =D
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(BVE-related) If you were to ask a TO to play openBVE for the first time, how many points will he/she get?
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Originally posted by The Soon:
(BVE-related) If you were to ask a TO to play openBVE for the first time, how many points will he/she get?
A "horrible". openBVE's "human simulation" that gives out passenger discomfort messages is very sensitive... Unless this driver/TO is very smooth, which is the opposite of most M/LRTs!
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Originally posted by Samuel Lee:
No, only the made in france train can max 100, even when buangkok not open, it goes up to 90 only (From Sengkang direct Hougang)
C751B? Along with C151 / C651, it can only max 90, so if the track is long enough only 80.
You mean Alstom? Alstom Metropolis C751A and C830? For North-East and Circle Line respectively? -
Originally posted by wenjie639:
C751Bs are can make it to 100 as its motor have more power than the C151 and C651s (provided that the trains don't need to slow at curves). If the tracks are straight all the way, i think the Alstom C751A can travel faster than 100, not so sure about the C830 as it is 3rd rail powered
Disagree. The fastest third rail train is the British Rail (<--- Yup, again) Class 442.It is in regular service+ at speeds of up to 100 mph or 161 km/h, with the world record standing at 108 mph or 172 km/h.
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Brighton, London Victoria and Gatwick Airport, and ; - London Bridge to Eastbourne
- + as in daily use between
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*Drives off in a... er...
<Walks off into the darkness searching around for a train to drive off...>