My grandfather used to work on the older trains back in the 30's and back then locomotives could only go straight, so they used loops to switch directions. He used to tell stories about it when I was a kid. Apparently i'm like 40 years behind though lmao. My bad. ;-;
Although i doubt lee or kenny would be smart enoug to figured out how. Especially in their mental states :P
My grandfather used to work on the older trains back in the 30's and back then locomotives could only go straight, so they used loops to switch directions. He used to tell stories about it when I was a kid. Apparently i'm like 40 years behind though lmao. My bad. ;-;
Although i doubt lee or kenny would be smart enoug to figured out how. Especially in their mental states :P
it's all good. I just know I have been at a railroad crossing, had the train stop halfway through, back up about a 100 yards, then drive straight through finally. I would've just sent the train on, pull some of the ones in savannah away possibly;)
As far as I remember. The in-game Macon was a little rural city, not the actual real-Life Macon. The distance between in-game Macon and Savannah could e shorter than in real life, meaning the horde could have arrive earlier. I'm probably wrong, anyway
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trains don't back up?? I'm thinking you're wrong
I'm an idiot
My grandfather used to work on the older trains back in the 30's and back then locomotives could only go straight, so they used loops to switch directions. He used to tell stories about it when I was a kid. Apparently i'm like 40 years behind though lmao. My bad. ;-;
Although i doubt lee or kenny would be smart enoug to figured out how. Especially in their mental states :P
it's all good. I just know I have been at a railroad crossing, had the train stop halfway through, back up about a 100 yards, then drive straight through finally. I would've just sent the train on, pull some of the ones in savannah away possibly;)