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I find that it's become a bit worse as I've become more familiar with London. For someone who doesn't know the city at all it's perfect, but once you know the t
by wjoe 12y ago
I find that it's become a bit worse as I've become more familiar with London. For someone who doesn't know the city at all it's perfect, but once you know the tube map and various local details, some of the options do seem a little odd.
One of the devs posted in this thread that they favour routes with more frequent services, as people often don't want to travel immediately. I'm not entirely sure I agree with this thinking in a mobile app, but it could explain some of the less optimal routes.
- jarek 12y agoYeah, it doesn't really get all the tiny things that you have to know the system to know. For example, on trips where multiple lines travel on the same tracks, the average wait calculation looks to use only one line's frequency (Liv St to Edgware Rd, "5 min avg"). Time to change between lines at interchange stations also feels unrealistic (1 minute Northern-Bank to Victoria at Euston and 2 minutes Victoria to Piccadilly at Green Park?).