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RBR: 27km Japanese stage on demand

Leo Merikall

RBR: 27km Japanese stage on demand

by Leo Merikall » Tue, 14 Sep 2004 19:20:01

Taken from an article in bhmotorsports.com:

"I would also love to see the planned 27 km Japanese stage. It would
be akin to the Nordschleife and a real test of car and driver. After
extensive testing SCI thought it was too long and boring, but said if
there was enough demand it could be released as an add-on, so start
shouting for it!"

I doubt being the only one who lusts for that/any long stage. Do I
smell a petition forming up? (As a hint to developers that the release
could make the console players to buy the PC copy as well)

Cheers,
LM

Destro

RBR: 27km Japanese stage on demand

by Destro » Wed, 15 Sep 2004 05:47:12


>  After
> extensive testing SCI thought it was too long and boring,

I agree. I thought the 13k in Japan was getting long and boring. One
mistake at 12k and the whole race is over. May be real but I'm not sure
that's fun.

I see no reason why they couldn't release it though. Just make it an
option whether you have to race that 27k stage or not. Those that want
to play it will, and those that don't won't.

alex

RBR: 27km Japanese stage on demand

by alex » Wed, 15 Sep 2004 11:03:21



I don't know about boring, but what they're talking about 27km being long?
Nurburgring is almost as long and it's only one lap.

I'm shouting for this stage anyway. And for any 50km+ stages as well. Just
in case ;)

Alex.

Marc Collin

RBR: 27km Japanese stage on demand

by Marc Collin » Thu, 16 Sep 2004 13:54:02

Real stages please!!!!!!!!!!  As long as you want and as many as you can!

Marc



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