Comms Radio Rerail: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 13:07, 5 March 2025

This mode is used to rerail vehicles that fell off the tracks. The driver can aim and shoot at a derailed vehicle they wish to rerail. Then they need to aim and shoot at a spot on the tracks that they wish to rerail the vehicle to. The further the destination is from the vehicle, the more the rerailment will cost , with the maximum depending on the session difficulty settings .

When rerailed, the vehicle is turned off, with its controls reset to the default state and handbrake applied.

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-This mode is used to rerail vehicles that fell off the tracks. The driver can aim and shoot at a derailed vehicle they wish to rerail. Then they need to aim and shoot at a spot on the tracks that they wish to rerail the vehicle to. The further the destination is from the vehicle, the more the rerailment will cost, with the maximum depending on the session difficulty settings.
+This mode is used to rerail vehicles that fell off the tracks. The driver can aim and shoot at a {{pll|Derailing|derailed}} vehicle they wish to rerail. Then they need to aim and shoot at a spot on the tracks that they wish to rerail the vehicle to. The further the destination is from the vehicle, the more the rerailment will {{pll|Wallet & Money|cost}}, with the maximum depending on the session {{pll|Difficulty|difficulty settings}}.
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-When rerailed, the vehicle is turned off, with its controls reset to the default state and handbrake applied.
+When rerailed, the vehicle is turned off, with its controls reset to the default state and {{pll|Handbrake|handbrake}} applied.
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-{{See also|Derailing|Wallet & Money|Comms Radio}}
+{{See also|Derailing|Wallet & Money|Comms Radio Overview}}
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