Dear Engineers, I’m excited to share a series of updates to Train World that bring fresh features, improvements, and significant gameplay enhancements. These updates will have a major impact on your rail empire, particularly with the new economic dynamics. [h2]Major Economy Update: Double Specialization Per Region[/h2] One of the most impactful changes is the [b]new double specialization feature[/b] for regions, revolutionizing how you manage your economy: [list] [*] [b]Each region now supports two specializations[/b], providing greater production diversity and more complex logistics challenges. [*] [b]Cities can now host two production facilities[/b], doubling their output potential and offering new strategies for resource management. [*] Maps have been updated to reflect these changes, and I’ve improved the UI to make it easier to manage the expanded economy system. [/list] This update drastically enhances gameplay by giving you more control over your production chains, unlocking deeper strategic planning as you expand your rail empire. [h2]New Locomotives & Train Management Improvements[/h2] First, let’s talk about the new locomotives: [list] [*] First-Era Steam Locomotives: The [b]0-4-4 T Onward[/b] and [b]2-6-6 T Mason[/b] are now available, adding new historical depth to your early rail networks. [*] Third-Era Diesel Locomotives: Modernize your railways with the powerful [b]F 40 PH[/b] and [b]SD 70ACe T4[/b]. [*] Locomotive parameters for the [b]Mogul[/b] and [b]PS 10[/b] have been updated to improve their overall performance and efficiency. [/list] [h2]Improved Train Management Tools[/h2] Several new features have been added to help you keep your trains running smoothly: [list] [*] A new “[b]Lifespan is at the end[/b]” warning icon helps you keep your fleet in top shape. [*] [b]Utilization[/b] and [b]Wait Time[/b] sorting options have been added to the [b]Economy[/b] panel to help you locate inefficiencies quickly. [*] [b]Train Filters & Layout[/b]: Train lists in the [b]Trains[/b] and [b]Economy[/b] panels now have expanded filtering options, allowing for faster and more detailed management. Plus, a new [b]Minimize/Maximize[/b] button has been added to streamline your interface. [/list] [h2]New Tutorials & UI Enhancements[/h2] Several new tutorial sections have been added to help players navigate complex game mechanics: [list] [*] [b]Rail Types and Color-Coding[/b]: Learn more about how rail types affect your routes and how to interpret color-coding during construction. [*] [b]Fast Rail Construction[/b] and [b]Advanced Signal Operations[/b]: New sections provide detailed insights into optimizing your rail network. [*] [b]Waypoint Options and Route Optimizations[/b]: Improve the efficiency of your train routes with a deeper dive into waypoints and route planning. [/list] The [b]Signals[/b] panel UI has also been updated, and I’ve added improvements to the [b]Construction UI[/b] for a smoother experience when planning and expanding your network. [h2]Other Updates and Fixes[/h2] Here are some additional improvements and bug fixes across various aspects of the game: [list] [*] The [b]lumber cargo model[/b] for all platform wagons has been updated. [*] Fixed bugs related to signal tooltips, train jumping, and rail construction near junctions. [*] [b]Increased wagon limit[/b]: You can now have up to [b]250 wagons[/b] per train. [*] Numerous UI updates to the [b]Economy[/b] and [b]Information[/b] panels, including fixing data presentation and improving layout clarity. [/list] I’m committed to continuing to improve Train World based on your feedback and ideas. This update is a significant step forward, and I hope these new features enhance your gameplay experience. Don’t forget to share your thoughts and experiences in the community forums! Stay tuned for more exciting updates, and thank you for your continued support!