#Add on train simulator 2009 full

And this is coming from someone that purchased 1 x TS2012 Deluxe retail versifon, 1 x TS2012 Deluxe version download, 1 x TS2013 full Steam veresion via Steam + 1 x boxed retail version TS2013, and full Steam download versions of all of TS2014 through to and including TS2017. I sincerely hope if they're listening, they give you far better treatment. And then treated as bitter and twisted when I complained. However, I'm saddened to say DTG offered me no support whatsover when I was in the same predicament, I was just blanked. Good luck, getting your missing locos back (I very much hope like me you had a full files backup, and simply copy the content back into your Railworks folder that will fix it). But yes seems DTG do indeed believe it's okay to take away content that people have purchased, give them no warning they're doing so, no reason being given why they're doing so, and not even any acknowledgement its happening (happened) to certain players. Some of us have been far less fortunate and really hit hard.

#Add on train simulator 2009 install

DTG seem to have permanently stripped out various DLC from some older versions of the game, and they have removed the association of DLC that should be owned via Steam player acccounts so you install the game (which you now are forced to do via Steam even for the old TS2012) and don't get these particular DLC installed, even though you've paid for them! Those lucky long-standing players that have never needed to reinstall the game seem to be okay. Thing is install that version and you don't get what is promised on the outside of the box. It's still possible to buy the TS2012 Deluxe retail boxed version of the game which is supposed to have most of the loco/route DLC that disappeard from my game. I was fuming, and suffice to say I'm still most unhappy this happened. Sadly in late 2014 I did loose the IOW completely and was bullied into re-buying the route. I never officially got back the above listed locos from the DTG, I did fortunately manage to salvage them from a full Railworks folder backup I kept on my external hard-drive. A reinstall therefore won't necessarily install such products because they seem to have been effectively deleted from at least from some players' Steam accounts as purchased DLCs for the game. Seems that DTG have in recent years changed the DLCs included associated with the original older versions of the game bought.

#Add on train simulator 2009 upgrade

In the TS2014 to TS2015 upgrade I completely 'lost' my IOW route. I lost a whole series of DLC, as I was forced to reinstall the game via Steam (as the annual upgrade broke my game!) On reinstalling I found I'd 'lost' for the old Class 37 pack, the original Class 101 pack, the original Kuju Class 66, the whole Class 08 shunters pack, the original SEC and TestTrak and a number of routes including Castle Rock Railroad, Seebergbahn, North Hedborough, Up the Junction amongst others.