Whilst not of major importance at now, especially since the game is Alpha (and totally unfinished) it'll be very interesting to see (a) how well Dovetail get a handle on the Unread Engine 4, in regards to both the look and performance of the game. (b) I'm also wondering how much of the Alpha feedback they'll take onboard given that the feeling from a majority of complainers on Steam / UKTS / etc.. that DTG don't listen to the users or ignore bug reports judging by the amount of scenarios that still have problems to this day. For example there is a Class 66 scenario from Paddington that got 'broken' in TS2012 and emails were sent to Railsimulator.com (as they were known) about the issue with a reply saying that it's on the bug database, and here we are TS2015 and it's still not corrected. Mind you that pack is no longer for sale, but this was just an example
Anyhow, it's a product to keep an eye on and of course if you like fishing then it'll probably appeal. Personally hoping that a lot will be learnt in regards to the UE4 side of things and will translate into a better 'next gen' Train Simulator when it's ready, with hopefully Linux / SteamOS support as an added bonus
When I first heard about it I shrugged my shoulders with such an uplift that I needed to apply ointment afterwards. It will amuse me to see various fish DLC though, Huss at 99p? Trains and fishing.... I bet it's all late night parties at Dovetail.