Go there, NOW!
Go there, NOW!
> Go there, NOW!
Devon
> http://www.sierra-online.co.uk/games/gpl/
> Go there, NOW!
Given that we were told months ago that there would be no weather in
GPL, it's a little surprising to see it on this webpage...
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Neil Yeatman
Ajax, Ontario, CANADA
> > http://www.sierra-online.co.uk/games/gpl/
> > Go there, NOW!
> And if you click on the Screens section, and click on the map of Monza
> titled "Every circuit is reproduced in exquisite detail", you'll see not
> just the oval on the map, but "Partly Cloudy", "Heavy Rain", and "Sunny"
> listed for the session track conditions...
> Given that we were told months ago that there would be no weather in
> GPL, it's a little surprising to see it on this webpage...
http://www.sierra-online.co.uk/games/gpl/images/screen9.jpg
Devon
Poor choice of pics for Sierra to put on their page (this new section has
been up for at least two weeks, btw). It IS confusing to people who are new
to the GPL scene (I've been following it for two years, at least).. it would
definitely appear that weather might be in... but unfortunately it is NOT
the case..
Sorry to break the news (once more).
doktorB
http://webhome.idirect.com/~drbryan/gpl
For the GPL track files, FAQs (I've got them!), installation help, release
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>> > http://www.sierra-online.co.uk/games/gpl/
>> > Go there, NOW!
>> And if you click on the Screens section, and click on the map of Monza
>> titled "Every circuit is reproduced in exquisite detail", you'll see not
>> just the oval on the map, but "Partly Cloudy", "Heavy Rain", and "Sunny"
>> listed for the session track conditions...
>> Given that we were told months ago that there would be no weather in
>> GPL, it's a little surprising to see it on this webpage...
>Excellent observation! That is good news indeed :) Here's the direct
>link to the screenshot:
Devon
Bart
> > That picture is from November, 1997...
> > Sorry, but weather WILL NOT be implemented in GPL for the reasons stated
> > previously.
> The date on all of the screenshots is August 9, 1998. Do you work for
> Sierra? You sound pretty sure of yourself.
> Devon
David Cook
> Bart
> > > That picture is from November, 1997...
> > > Sorry, but weather WILL NOT be implemented in GPL for the reasons stated
> > > previously.
> > The date on all of the screenshots is August 9, 1998. Do you work for
> > Sierra? You sound pretty sure of yourself.
> > Devon
--
Jim Dunphy
The Pits
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To err is human, to moo is bovine.
>Poor choice of pics for Sierra to put on their page (this new section has
>been up for at least two weeks, btw). It IS confusing to people who are new
>to the GPL scene (I've been following it for two years, at least).. it
would
>definitely appear that weather might be in... but unfortunately it is NOT
>the case..
>Sorry to break the news (once more).
>doktorB
>http://webhome.idirect.com/~drbryan/gpl
>For the GPL track files, FAQs (I've got them!), installation help, release
>date updates, PC GAMER preview pics, and more!
>This week's Poll-of-the-Week: Did you, or didn't you download the WAREZ
GPL?
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>>wrote...
>>> > http://www.sierra-online.co.uk/games/gpl/
>>> > Go there, NOW!
>>> And if you click on the Screens section, and click on the map of Monza
>>> titled "Every circuit is reproduced in exquisite detail", you'll see not
>>> just the oval on the map, but "Partly Cloudy", "Heavy Rain", and "Sunny"
>>> listed for the session track conditions...
>>> Given that we were told months ago that there would be no weather in
>>> GPL, it's a little surprising to see it on this webpage...
>>Excellent observation! That is good news indeed :) Here's the direct
>>link to the screenshot:
Mike lescault explained some time ago that changeable weather effects
would not be incorporated unless they could be represented properly. By
"properly" he implied in a manner befitting the accuracy and realism of
the rest of the simulation: he was not belittling the weather effects in
other simulations.
> The date on all of the screenshots is August 9, 1998. Do you work for
> Sierra? You sound pretty sure of yourself.
M