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East Coast Mainline (IND)
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RolleyPovey  [autor] 23 SEP 2018 a las 13:59 
That map is in my queue, don't worry! I get a lot of requests
taylorp28 23 SEP 2018 a las 12:33 
What about the MIdland Main line??
RolleyPovey  [autor] 6 SEP 2018 a las 7:15 
This sounds like a problem with the game, rather than the map. Bear in mind this map was designed for passenger use, rather than the normal play style of transport fever.
mjsharp16 6 SEP 2018 a las 7:13 
cant seem to get industries to work... after a few years they drop to about 50 units, no matter what I connect to... but passengers seem to explode??? any ideas??
RolleyPovey  [autor] 7 AGO 2018 a las 6:00 
The Woodhead route does sound like a possibility but there is already a TransPennine route on the workshop.
1ak0nia 7 AGO 2018 a las 3:28 
Could you do a peak district rail line? There are multiple including the old Woodhead line, Hope Valley line, and others. Thanks
Oldhip 4 AGO 2018 a las 20:36 
your welcome
RolleyPovey  [autor] 4 AGO 2018 a las 8:09 
Thanks, Oldhip.
Oldhip 4 AGO 2018 a las 3:41 
If you edit the map file in folder 1463670206 by commenting out the "industries = industries" (last Line) you will get the industry you want. You can do this with any map file to add random industry.
RolleyPovey  [autor] 3 AGO 2018 a las 16:48 
I have considered this - it will make for a good map one day but I am starting off with all the major mainlines (ECML, WCML, GWR) etc, then maybe I will move to the southern region. Main problem with Southeastern is there is no real "Mainline", it's more of a mesh of lines. But HS1 does sound like it will make a good map.
Toby.Frenchy 3 AGO 2018 a las 7:39 
Weird question and I totally understand if your not interested, have you thought about Kent? Lots of commuter lines, good challenges with big populations all linking into London? Also theres an opportunity for some good industry and high speed lines?