> > A better analogy is to compare a WW2 sim with a modern jet-sim, isn't it ?
> I might have said so, but by the time they finally get GP3 out the door both
> it and GPL will be dealing with historical seasons. :-)
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Remco
David G Fisher
> > GP3 won't, simply because of the completely different physics between
them
> > and the eras modelled. Even if the physics engines were identical, the
> > "feel" of GPL over GP3 would be like comparing chalk and cheese.
> My feelings exactly. I don't expect to be sliding through corners with 4
> wheel drift in GP3, which is a large part of the charm of GPL. Since the
> cars handle so differently, straight up comparisons aren't really in
order.
> For you flight sim fans, it'd be like comparing Red Baron 3D to European
Air
> War. Both are great sims, but the subject matter is strikingly different.
> I really do hope that GP3 is a marvelous sim, and this isn't just some
blind
> GPL loyalty. But I don't expect GP3 to wipe GPL off the board regardless
of
> how great it might prove to be.
> > (snipped)
> > > > For you flight sim fans, it'd be like comparing Red Baron 3D to
European
> > Air
> > > > War. Both are great sims, but the subject matter is strikingly
> > different.
> > > A better analogy is to compare a WW2 sim with a modern jet-sim, isn't
it ?
> > I might have said so, but by the time they finally get GP3 out the door
both
> > it and GPL will be dealing with historical seasons. :-)
> Of course, why didn't i think of that. :)
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Hi David,
I hope you're ok?
Regards,
Remco
I'd certainly count you as one of them.
Don Scurlock
Vancouver,B.C.
And how are you?
David G Fisher
> <Snipperdesnipsnipsnapperdesnap>
> Hi David,
> I hope you're ok?
> Regards,
> Remco
I'm glad to hear that!
I'm doing fine.
Regards,
Remco
And I'll always think of you as our genetically inbred sixth finger ;-)
Andrew McP... off to find a cousin to sleep with (does Elle McPherson have
any cousins?)
And no doubt the same sad little individual will do everything he can to
fail to wind them up :-)
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Cheers!
Graeme Nash
Truckin' & Casey Jones spring immediately to mind. :))
Cheers,
Ron
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> Bruce Kennewell,
> Canberra, Australia.
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> > I think that GP3 could essentially wipe GPL out of the newsgroup late
> > this summer. The game will then be two years old.
> Actually the Grateful Dead where (and are) better than the Beatles....
> Sorry to burst that bubble..... <G>
> % I know GPL is great, but constantly seeing the "GPL is Best!" threads
> % re-hashed is like being caught in an endless loop of Back In The USSR.
> % It's fun for a while, but now it's old and tired.
> % God, I hope N4 or GP3 can give GPL a hard enough punch in the belly to
> % make it go away for at least a couple of months. =8^/
> % Tim
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> Upside out, or inside down...False alarm the only game in town.
> =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=<[ /./. [- < ]>=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
I saw the GD many years ago. Mr Garcia comes onstage and proceeds to tale 20
minutes to tune his guitar before they kick into gear. There was a big grey
area where it was impossible to determine where the tuning up ended and the
music actually started <G>
MS
> > Actually the Grateful Dead where (and are) better than the
> Beatles....
> > Sorry to burst that bubble..... <G>
> > **************************** Michael E. Carver
> > Upside out, or inside down...False alarm the only game in town.
> Truckin' & Casey Jones spring immediately to mind. :))
> Cheers,
> Ron
