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Sessions are bound by our [[SimSig:House Rules|etiquette guidelines]]. These are in place to ensure that everyone, no matter what their experience level, can enjoy the game, and to ensure that we can always deliver the promised Session. The hosts will enforce these as necessary, and breaching them may result in an individual being barred from taking part in a future Session or Sessions. | Sessions are bound by our [[SimSig:House Rules|etiquette guidelines]]. These are in place to ensure that everyone, no matter what their experience level, can enjoy the game, and to ensure that we can always deliver the promised Session. The hosts will enforce these as necessary, and breaching them may result in an individual being barred from taking part in a future Session or Sessions. | ||
Adhoc games also take place depending on the number of people who are around and interested at any one time. You are more than welcome to host your own SimSig game in the {{discord | Adhoc games also take place depending on the number of people who are around and interested at any one time. You are more than welcome to host your own SimSig game in the {{discord|on-our-simsig}} Discord channel, and to keep details of the game on Bradshaw, but it is up to you to make clear any 'house rules' for those taking part, and you should ensure that the games cannot be confused with a Session. | ||
== Disruption Management == | == Disruption Management == | ||
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During our SimSig Sessions a number of different faults, failures and other incidents may occur - just like on the real railway. All of these events can have a negative impact on the train service. In order to manage incidents effectively, we use a disruption management and messaging format based on that used by [[Network Rail]] and [[Train Operating Company|Train Operating Companies]] to enable our [[SimSig:Service Controller|Service Controller]] to manage disruption on their networks. This is used extensively in our Saturday Sessions and to a lesser extent in ad hoc simulations. | During our SimSig Sessions a number of different faults, failures and other incidents may occur - just like on the real railway. All of these events can have a negative impact on the train service. In order to manage incidents effectively, we use a disruption management and messaging format based on that used by [[Network Rail]] and [[Train Operating Company|Train Operating Companies]] to enable our [[SimSig:Service Controller|Service Controller]] to manage disruption on their networks. This is used extensively in our Saturday Sessions and to a lesser extent in ad hoc simulations. | ||
== Railway | == Railway Operating Centre == | ||
{{main|SimSig:Railway | {{main|SimSig:Railway Operating Centre}} | ||
Our SimSig sessions are augmented by a WebApp that simulates the telephone networks that allow real life singalling centres to operate. The ROC software requires that all participants be a member of the On Our Lines Discord and have the SimSig role. | |||
==Upcoming Sessions== | ==Upcoming Sessions== | ||
Upcoming Sessions will be posted here once their locations are confirmed. Locations denoted with an asterisk (*) are paid-for simulations; when signing up please indicate if you have or are interested in purchasing this simulation. | Upcoming Sessions will be posted here once their locations are confirmed. We will generally host a Session every Saturday, but days and times may vary depending on everyone's availability. Locations denoted with an asterisk (*) are paid-for simulations; when signing up please indicate if you have or are interested in purchasing this simulation. | ||
*[[/ | *[[/6|6 - East Coast Mainline (Kings Cross, Peterborough and Royston)]] - 13 March | ||
==Previous Sessions== | ==Previous Sessions== | ||
' | *[[/1|1 - West Midlands (Aston, Birmingham New Street* and Saltley)]] - 6 February | ||
*[[/2|2 - East Coast Mainline (King's Cross, Peterborough and Royston)]] - 13 February | |||
*[[/ | *[[/3|3 - Great Western Mainline (Didcot & Swindon, Exeter, Plymouth and Westbury)]] - 20 February | ||
*[[/4|4 - West Midlands (Aston, Birmingham New Street* and Saltley)]] - 27 February | |||
*[[/5|5 - North Wales (Chester*, North East Wales, North Wales Coast and Sandhills)]] - 6 March | |||
==Community== | ==Community== | ||
We have started to build a friendly and welcoming community of people who like to take part in SimSig Sessions. If you would like to be notified of when Sessions signups open you can add your name below. This is also a great place to list yourself if you are interested in either hosting simulations or coaching beginners. Hosts and Coaches for formal games are usually appointed by invitation based on their contributions to previous simulations and after demonstrating a suitable level of ability. | |||
You can also add which payware sims you own, are willing to purchase, and your self-assessed ability level on our [[SimSig:Community|Community]] page. | |||
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