Feb 13, 2021 04:30 EST · Hot! with 0 comments
Weekend PC Game Deals is where the hottest gaming deals from all over the internet are gathered into one place, every week, for your consumption. So kick back, relax, and hold on to your wallets.
The Epic Games Store s latest giveaway is
Halcyon 6, which arrived as a replacement for last week s
Metro: Last Light and
For The King freebies.
This indie strategy title has you reclaiming a derelict starbase in preparation for an alien invasion, where you will be building station facilities, exploring star systems, managing crews and fighting ship and ground battles. As this is the
This PC deals feature is in a bit of a unique position this week. It s going live at its normal time, but it s also going up 30 minutes prior to the BlizzConline Opening Ceremony. If there s a sale, it ll likely be the headline for the week, but we don t know if there is going to be one. If there is, we ll update this space, so stay tuned.
In the meantime, the Epic Games Store has expanded its Showcase Sale to include several more games. GOG.com has the best of the Batman games. Steam and Origin are offering the best of EA. And No Man s Sky is getting a big update, so it s on sale this weekend on Steam, GOG.com, and the Humble Store.
This weekend's PC game deals include a strategy game giveaway from Epic, an Assassin's Creed spin-off freebie from Ubisoft, a bundle full of trains, quite a lot of Lunar New Year sales, and more.
On the emergency brakes. the engineer is not talking to investigators but he has talked to his lawyer who says bostian does not remember what happened. as a result of the concussion he has no recollection whatsoever of the events and i am told his memory is likely to return as the concussion symptoms subside. he remembers come into the curve, and he remembers attempting to reduce speed thereafter he was knocked out and thrown around like all the other passengers in the train. what is it like staring down the tracks at 100 miles per hour knowing something bad is going to happen. randi kaye sat down at a train simulator to find out. reporter: so you actually train these engineers. take us through right now what it would feel like going around a bend at about 50 miles per hour. okay.
A type of system we were just referring to in the last segment is called positive train control. what is it? how does it work? we go inside a train simulator at los angeles metro link. so you re that engineer. you re coming into a curve. it seems a little bit hot. what is it telling you? right now my train speed is 62 miles an hour. we re going to shortly momentarily when comebe coming into a zone. it s going to give me a warning saying you need to brake and reduce your speed. it will give me a time limit. it s saying i have 29 seconds to bring my speed down. if i don t do it bring my speed down to 20 miles an hour the ptc system will take over. then what happens is the engineer no longer controls the train. the ptc system brings it to a complete and safe stop. the dispatching center is notified that there has been a ptc action that s occurred. then the engineer will need to