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I really enjoy (CONFIRM) Richard Burnes Rally (CONFIRM) buts whats with (CONFIRM)

8 posts by 6 people · 02 Nov 2004 22:23 UTC - 04 Nov 2004 21:29 UTC

NO SPAM 02 Nov 2004 22:23 UTC#29808
all the (CONFIRMATIONS) are users really in need to (CONFIRM) every single menu change(CONFIRM) cheers Glenn (CONFIRM)
JTS 02 Nov 2004 23:17 UTC↳ reply to NO SPAM#29811
Battle Weary wrote: > all the (CONFIRMATIONS) are users really in need to (CONFIRM) every > single menu change(CONFIRM) > > cheers > > Glenn (CONFIRM) It's a European thing, I believe.
Maybe I'm a keyboard junkie because I cut my teeth in PCs back in the DOS days but keyboard menus don't bother me in the slightest. In fact I probably prefer them and find them much faster to navigate but I agree that they should have a mouse option for the 'windows' generation.
Destroy 03 Nov 2004 01:13 UTC↳ reply to NO SPAM#29823
It's leftovers from the console port, lame but only tolerable cause the sim is so damn great. Battle Weary wrote: > all the (CONFIRMATIONS) are users really in need to (CONFIRM) every > single menu change(CONFIRM) > > cheers > > Glenn (CONFIRM)
On Tue, 02 Nov 2004 18:17:10 -0500, JTS <[email hidden]> wrote something like: >Battle Weary wrote: >> all the (CONFIRMATIONS) are users really in need to (CONFIRM) every >> single menu change(CONFIRM) > >It's a European thing, I believe. So that's where all those "Are you sure you want choose the 'Yes I'm sure' option?" pop-ups came to Windows... :-P Seriously speaking, it's a console thing. -- - Jussi Koukku -
Steve Simpson wrote: > Maybe I'm a keyboard junkie because I cut my teeth in PCs back in the > DOS days but keyboard menus don't bother me in the slightest. In > fact I probably prefer them and find them much faster to navigate but > I agree that they should have a mouse option for the 'windows' > generation. > I don't mind the keyboard menus at all, but I don't think that's what the parent poster was on about. I'm a linux user except for my gaming, for the most part (though admittedly I'm posting this from a Win2K box w/ Thunderbird), so I'm used to using a keyboard and having it do what I ask it to do without question. IE, I typed "rm -rf <dirname>" because I wanted to type it, so don't ask me if I really meant to do it. RBR has an awful lot of that "Did you really mean to go to Profile, hit enter, go to Save Profile, and hit enter?" Yes. I did mean that. Quit asking me.
Quoted text (10 lines)> I don't mind the keyboard menus at all, but I don't think that's what > the parent poster was on about. > > I'm a linux user except for my gaming, for the most part (though > admittedly I'm posting this from a Win2K box w/ Thunderbird), so I'm > used to using a keyboard and having it do what I ask it to do without > question. IE, I typed "rm -rf <dirname>" because I wanted to type it, > so don't ask me if I really meant to do it. RBR has an awful lot of > that "Did you really mean to go to Profile, hit enter, go to Save > Profile, and hit enter?" Yes. I did mean that. Quit asking me.
Maybe, but it's nothing compared to some games....Mercedes Benz World Racing comes to mind.....
NO SPAM 04 Nov 2004 21:29 UTC↳ reply to Destroy#29649
You nailed it SWERVO thats exactly what I meant. I can understand a CONFIRM as a second level confirmation (like when you delete a file) but geeez everytime you make an entry on the keyboard is a bit rich. still think the sim is excellent though 9/10 for mine On Tue, 02 Nov 2004 19:13:58 -0600, Destroy <[email hidden]> wrote:
Quoted text (11 lines)>It's leftovers from the console port, lame but only tolerable cause the >sim is so damn great. > >Battle Weary wrote: >> all the (CONFIRMATIONS) are users really in need to (CONFIRM) every >> single menu change(CONFIRM) >> >> cheers >> >> Glenn (CONFIRM) >

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