rec.autos.simulators

Can't Anybody Be Happy?

Mikel753

Can't Anybody Be Happy?

by Mikel753 » Mon, 06 Jan 1997 04:00:00

I just got back onto the net after about 4 months away.  I used to read
R. A. S. on a daily basis and added my 2 cents worth whenever it felt the
urge.
Now it seems that no one likes anything that is put out. " It's too
buggy", " it's not real enough". "They don't do that in real life, so why
can they do it on mine?"
Doesn't anybody realize that as close or not to the real thing these are
still JUST GAMES.  You are spending about 50 bucks for entertainment. How
many music CD's have you spent 15 bucks on to listen to once or twice and
then stuck back on the shelf to never be heard again?  How many movies
have you bought for 29.99 (remember when they used to be 79.95?) and
watched once or twice before going on the shelf to attract dust?What I'm
saying is to spend 50 bucks and have something that you'll be playing
thousands of times is a pretty good value.  There
is not a computer product on the market that is  bug free.  It's a way of
life.
To sit there and whine and whine and demand patches and this company
sucks, that company sucks is really getting old.  Whatever happened to
people talking about their setups and writing nice posts in here.
Remember how Ed Martin used to help us out when we needed it?  Where's our
help now?  Can you possiblly
blame other companys for not posting here for fear of the jerks who just
want to chew them up and spit them out?  I know that most of you reading
this even if you've bothered to get this far are thinking who the hell is
this jerk spewing off on us.  I am nobody.  Just like the so many of you
that *** and complain about the same old ***over and over.
I bought ICR2, GP2, N1, N2 and I love them all.  I will download the
patches that
come out and love them even more. I will play with the utilities that the
hacks put out, paint my cars, race online and post messages here.  I am a
very satisfied customer who loves racing. One thing to remember... Just
like in real life, bugs don't have a long life-span.

Mike Lewis

Bruce Kennewel

Can't Anybody Be Happy?

by Bruce Kennewel » Wed, 08 Jan 1997 04:00:00

Hear, hear!

Stuart Boo

Can't Anybody Be Happy?

by Stuart Boo » Wed, 08 Jan 1997 04:00:00


>I just got back onto the net after about 4 months away.  I used to read
>R. A. S. on a daily basis and added my 2 cents worth whenever it felt the
>urge.
>Now it seems that no one likes anything that is put out. " It's too
>buggy", " it's not real enough". "They don't do that in real life, so why
>can they do it on mine?"

Well said. I wondered as I read this whether we should all get timely
reminders of such words via timely reposts.

Stuart

--
Stuart Booth
Somewhere in Oxfordshire, England, UK


N Py

Can't Anybody Be Happy?

by N Py » Wed, 08 Jan 1997 04:00:00

  As President Nicholson said in Mars Attacks "Can't we all just get
along".
He was then promptly killed.

                      Ken

Chasma

Can't Anybody Be Happy?

by Chasma » Wed, 08 Jan 1997 04:00:00



> >I just got back onto the net after about 4 months away.  I used to read
> >R. A. S. on a daily basis and added my 2 cents worth whenever it felt the
> >urge.
> >Now it seems that no one likes anything that is put out. " It's too
> >buggy", " it's not real enough". "They don't do that in real life, so why
> >can they do it on mine?"

> Well said. I wondered as I read this whether we should all get timely
> reminders of such words via timely reposts.

> Stuart

> --
> Stuart Booth
> Somewhere in Oxfordshire, England, UK



I am fairly new to this newsgroup and came here originally for help with
a few minor problems and have given a little in return.  But I must say,
I am quickly becoming dismayed by the constant complaining folks are
doing.  In my opinion (for whatever it is worth), Papyrus is doing their
best.  I am not a programmer and if it were simple I probably would be.
Mistakes happen, but the real difference is that Papyrus seems genuinely
interested in making a better product.  Perhaps we should all reflect on
this and keep the complaining to a minimum.  It would make this group
much more enjoyable for all and let us get back to the real purpose of
the group - people helping people race better.

Chasman

Matthew Lewi

Can't Anybody Be Happy?

by Matthew Lewi » Wed, 08 Jan 1997 04:00:00


> Hear, hear!

Yes!  I CAN be happy!  I can run with the big dogs at the Rock, Tally,
and Michigan at 100%...reason to smile, don't ya'll think??
Jim G

Can't Anybody Be Happy?

by Jim G » Thu, 09 Jan 1997 04:00:00


>   As President Nicholson said in Mars Attacks "Can't we all just get
> along".
> He was then promptly killed.

>                       Ken

Thanks, i didn't see the movie yet!!
Mr Bil

Can't Anybody Be Happy?

by Mr Bil » Sat, 11 Jan 1997 04:00:00

Hu. I can only run at 97% still. Im almost happy.

You would not want to post your setup? Buddy. Pal. Friend.




> > Hear, hear!
> Yes!  I CAN be happy!  I can run with the big dogs at the Rock, Tally,
> and Michigan at 100%...reason to smile, don't ya'll think??

Parker Nobl

Can't Anybody Be Happy?

by Parker Nobl » Sat, 11 Jan 1997 04:00:00

Well said!


> I just got back onto the net after about 4 months away.  I used to read
> R. A. S. on a daily basis and added my 2 cents worth whenever it felt the
> urge.
> Now it seems that no one likes anything that is put out. " It's too
> buggy", " it's not real enough". "They don't do that in real life, so why
> can they do it on mine?"
> Doesn't anybody realize that as close or not to the real thing these are
> still JUST GAMES.  You are spending about 50 bucks for entertainment. How
> many music CD's have you spent 15 bucks on to listen to once or twice and
> then stuck back on the shelf to never be heard again?  How many movies
> have you bought for 29.99 (remember when they used to be 79.95?) and
> watched once or twice before going on the shelf to attract dust?What I'm
> saying is to spend 50 bucks and have something that you'll be playing
> thousands of times is a pretty good value.  There
> is not a computer product on the market that is  bug free.  It's a way of
> life.
> To sit there and whine and whine and demand patches and this company
> sucks, that company sucks is really getting old.  Whatever happened to
> people talking about their setups and writing nice posts in here.
> Remember how Ed Martin used to help us out when we needed it?  Where's our
> help now?  Can you possiblly
> blame other companys for not posting here for fear of the jerks who just
> want to chew them up and spit them out?  I know that most of you reading
> this even if you've bothered to get this far are thinking who the hell is
> this jerk spewing off on us.  I am nobody.  Just like the so many of you
> that *** and complain about the same old ***over and over.
> I bought ICR2, GP2, N1, N2 and I love them all.  I will download the
> patches that
> come out and love them even more. I will play with the utilities that the
> hacks put out, paint my cars, race online and post messages here.  I am a
> very satisfied customer who loves racing. One thing to remember... Just
> like in real life, bugs don't have a long life-span.

> Mike Lewis

Jeff Hedg

Can't Anybody Be Happy?

by Jeff Hedg » Sun, 12 Jan 1997 04:00:00

Why don't you take another 4 months off from this group..


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