Open wheeler of course. With the talented track designers out there tracks
wouldn't be a problem.
Car designers could sell there cars for online racers.
...
and they'd sell what, 5 copies?
Z.
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Nice idea.
But the general public can't do stuff like designing cars, tracks etc.
All they want is a game to load up and play.
So, while it would be a good idea to have an "open source" game, i doubt it
would sell well.
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>But the general public can't do stuff like designing cars, tracks etc.
>All they want is a game to load up and play.
>So, while it would be a good idea to have an "open source" game, i doubt it
>would sell well.
>> Why doesn't Papy develop a sim that is it's own formula. Ie they set
>> the design rules and let all you talented people design cars and
>> engines etc. Open source sort of thing.
>> Open wheeler of course. With the talented track designers out there
>> tracks wouldn't be a problem.
>> Car designers could sell there cars for online racers.
>...
>and they'd sell what, 5 copies?
>Z.
Andre
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>> Why doesn't Papy develop a sim that is it's own formula. Ie they set
>> the design rules and let all you talented people design cars and
>> engines etc. Open source sort of thing.
>> Open wheeler of course. With the talented track designers out there
>> tracks wouldn't be a problem.
>> Car designers could sell there cars for online racers.
>...
>and they'd sell what, 5 copies?
>Z.
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> >Nice idea.
> >But the general public can't do stuff like designing cars, tracks etc.
> >All they want is a game to load up and play.
> >So, while it would be a good idea to have an "open source" game, i doubt
it
> >would sell well.
> Works for Microsoft.
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Vintook
> >> Why doesn't Papy develop a sim that is it's own formula. Ie they set
> >> the design rules and let all you talented people design cars and
> >> engines etc. Open source sort of thing.
> >> Open wheeler of course. With the talented track designers out there
> >> tracks wouldn't be a problem.
> >> Car designers could sell there cars for online racers.
> >...
> >and they'd sell what, 5 copies?
> >Z.
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It wasn't a joke. :-)
I was talking about the Flightsim and Combat Flightsim series, not
Win9x. They give you the tools to change anything.
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source" game, i doubt it
