(fueled partially by them located close to you?)
Now you have a chip. What gives?
Rick
>I hate Ubisoft's F1 games, so it makes your point irrelevant 8)
Now you have a chip. What gives?
Rick
> Now you have a chip. What gives?
> Rick
> >I hate Ubisoft's F1 games, so it makes your point irrelevant 8)
LOL!
Rick that pop's in without knowing anything about the subject. Is it needed
to continue on that? Derek Smart.. err Rick you have no clue about my past
relations with the company that is Ubisoft, whatever I worked or not with
them in the past, and how that has changed my view of their line of product,
game engine, working environment, etc.. It's none of your business.
--
-- Fran?ois Mnard <ymenard>
-- May the Downforce be with you...
-- http://www.WeRace.net
-- People think it must be fun to be a super genius, but they don't realise
how hard it is to put up with all the idiots in the world.
-- JB
> > It sure is!!
> > lets face it: Once you've played Psygnosis F1, MGPRS2 or even F1-
2000
> > there's no way you'll return to GPL!
> > --
> > Jan Hovius
> You're right, this sim is bad, there's no way cars could spin that
> easily, if it was really so in the 60's noone would ever finish a
Grand
> Prix! The spins are canned, because, let's face it, you are indeed
> sitting in not much more than a can in this sim!
> And no way can suspension move that much, everyone knows that ANY
racing
> car must have very stiff suspension, and also oversized tyres, large
> exhausts, a nose down attitude and bulging bodywork with flames
painted
> on the sides!
> The way you have to repeatedly press keys on the gamepad to go
through a
> corner is also terrible. How am I supposed to overtake all those guys
> with those funny sounding names (Brabham, Bandini, Surtees - sounds
like
> a bad gangster movie, who came up with these?) with such bad controls?
> There is just a little man waving a flag at the start! Puh-lee-ase! No
> starting lights and no TV presenter speaking while you are driving.
You
> call this ***????!!!!
On several occasions your posts contained various torrid details of your
hopeful employment prospects with Ubisoft. And, after that, your scorn for
someone NOT giving you a free ride/ticket to the 1998 Daytona, so you could
flash your face to Papyrus in person, in hopes of making a good impression.
And, hopefully get a job offer.
Again, I'm not prying or hacking this information out of your machine. I'm
merely reading my NG subscriptions which include these articles you've
written.
This subject matter takes a special interest given that your father is one
of the engineers(?) who designed the space shuttle. It would seem more
lucrative to follow in your father's footsteps, rather than become just
another starving playtester. ("playtestor" - D.R.W., circa 1997)
Rick
>LOL!
>Rick that pop's in without knowing anything about the subject. Is it
needed
>to continue on that? Derek Smart.. err Rick you have no clue about my past
>relations with the company that is Ubisoft, whatever I worked or not with
>them in the past, and how that has changed my view of their line of
product,
>game engine, working environment, etc.. It's none of your business.
>--
>-- Fran?ois Mnard <ymenard>
>-- May the Downforce be with you...
>-- http://www.WeRace.net
>-- People think it must be fun to be a super genius, but they don't realise
>how hard it is to put up with all the idiots in the world.
Actually, Jan, I'm more Belgian than French! ;-)
But GPL doesn't know it, and it still hates me a lot... (23 crashes in 1 lap
at Mexico! Anyone done better?)
Cyrille
> > Cyrille Vanlerberghe
> > PS: I love GPL, but I think GPL hates me...
> > <snip>
Omegamen in glass houses shouldn't throw stones....
Cheers,
Richard
Sure, and anything you posted to a public NG such as RAS _is_ my business
also, but I don't give an arse. There is no need for me to talk to you
about my private life. Whoever I worked for is none of your business, and
If I want to talk about it I will choose to do so, and to whom that is
interested to read my message.
Me? Working at Papyrus? I couldn't even pass customs in the US (for reasons
that I won't talk about) for more than 6months. I of course send
application whenever I can, just in case, but I doubt I'll ever get there.
I look forward to any job in any *** developpers, and Im not shy to say
such a thing. Am I challenging the online-me? Somehow, yes...
Is monetary issue the only thing important in life? I have much other
important things in my life to aspire than that. Keeping good relations
with my friends, stabilising my family, participating actively in the
society in which I live, etc... I clearly not the type of person who
wants in the future a bungalow, two cars, a lawnmower and a nice fence. Not
that there's anything wrong with that <g> Im proud of what my father has
done, but that doesn't mean I wish to take his steps.
--
-- Fran?ois Mnard <ymenard>
-- May the Downforce be with you...
-- http://www.racesimcentral.net/
-- People think it must be fun to be a super genius, but they don't realise
how hard it is to put up with all the idiots in the world.