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I would like to buy a train simulator. I am not a serious user, and probalby will only use it about once per week for a half hour or so to run some trains.
I have no interest in creating my own routes, and all of the specailization that the simulators seem to advertise. Since I was born and raised in the United States, I am mainly interested in United States rairoading.
I want to be able to drive trains in as realistic manner as possible, without having to spend hours learning how to use it and creating my own things.
Thank you for any advice you can give me.
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