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REQ> BrickYard/Indy Track

10 posts by 9 people · 23 May 1996 - 29 May 1996

If someone has the BrickYard/Indy track installed and working, could you please.................. post it here. Thanks
Tony Joh 23 May 1996#319775
sent shooting through ***space: Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh... no. -- IWCCCARS Project Coordinator Racer's Choice Web Directory Editor Hawaii Racer ID: IWCCCARS
Ed Martin 23 May 1996#319776
Come on! It is highly illegal to distribute copyrighted materials. This is the type of request I expect to see in the "warez" newsgroups, not here. We (Papyrus/Sierra) monitor all newsgroups and look for illegal postings. We will go to all extremes to protect our rights. DO NOT post copyrighted materials here or anywhere! Ed Martin Producer, Series Director NADCAR Racing League Papyrus / Sierra On-Line, Inc.
Chuck Stuar 24 May 1996#319902
> >If someone has the BrickYard/Indy track installed and working, could > >you please.................. post it here. > >Thanks > Come on! It is highly illegal to distribute copyrighted materials. > This is the type of request I expect to see in the "warez" newsgroups, > not here. > We (Papyrus/Sierra) monitor all newsgroups and look for illegal > postings. We will go to all extremes to protect our rights. DO NOT > post copyrighted materials here or anywhere! > Ed Martin > Producer, Series Director > NADCAR Racing League > Papyrus / Sierra On-Line, Inc. Since you have discontinued the IRC1 Track Pack and your lincense to use the IMS track has expired and the converted track was not created by you and it is not costing you any money and having the IMS track available for NASCAR only enhances the appeal of NASCAR racing, why do you care? -- ------------------------------------------------------------- ----------- Chuck Stuart - Mesquite TX USA VBTrace 2.00 is a runtime Procedure Trace, XRef, Debug, Profiler and much more. Shareware $49. http://www.apexsc.com/vb/ftp/coop/cstuart ftp.apexsc.com/pub/cgvb/coop/cstuart ------------------------------------------------------------- -----------
txmm.. 26 May 1996#320036
Ed, This is really annoying. You guys put out of sale one of your products that you know most people love (the Indy track pack) and do NOTHING to help us to get this track. Could you just give a better idea on how to get the Indy track ?? Thanks, Arturo
Quoted text (17 lines)>>If someone has the BrickYard/Indy track installed and working, could >>you please.................. post it here. >>Thanks >Come on! It is highly illegal to distribute copyrighted materials. >This is the type of request I expect to see in the "warez" newsgroups, >not here. >We (Papyrus/Sierra) monitor all newsgroups and look for illegal >postings. We will go to all extremes to protect our rights. DO NOT >post copyrighted materials here or anywhere! >Ed Martin >Producer, Series Director >NADCAR Racing League >Papyrus / Sierra On-Line, Inc.
Ed Martin 26 May 1996#320037
>Ed, >This is really annoying. You guys put out of sale one of your products that you >know most people love (the Indy track pack) and do NOTHING to help us to get this >track. Could you just give a better idea on how to get the Indy track ?? >Thanks, >Arturo OK, first of all, let's not kid each other here, gang. The only reason the IMS track pack is suddenly so popular is because someone came up with a conversion program that lets people use it in ICR II & NCR. We do not have the license to use it with these titles. Unto itself, the IMS track pack was not a good selling product. We took it out of production because there wa no demand for it. Now there is. Hmmmm... I wonder why? There is still some inventory of the IMS track pack around. We were selling it off through our direct sales but ran out a couple of weeks ago. Some people have found it in the discount bin at software stores. I just saw a posting that someone found it at the IMS gift shop. I can't tell you exactly where to find it. I can't even say for sure if we will duplicate more -- we would like to, but we may not be able to. However, it gets into a very complicated licensing situation that I should not have to get into online. Please understand that we have the license to market the IMS track with ICR 1.x only. ICR 1.x is out of production. There is no demand for it. IMS is a vlauable licensed property. Neiter IMS or Papyrus is just going to "give it away" -- we can't. As someone correctly pointed out in another posting, if a licensed property does not go to extremes to protect the licenese and the value of it, it eventually becomes part of the public domain. IMS will not let that happen. That's why we're being quite clear about pirating. DON'T DO IT! When I find out more about inventory that's already out there, or any plans to duplicate more (if we even can), I will try to let you know. Ed Martin Producer, Series Director NASCAR Racing League Papyrus / Sierra On-Line, Inc.
Arturo Vega 27 May 1996#320131
Ed, Rick, First of all let me thank you for the attention to our questions. It's something that many other companies should learn to do (You know who you are). Ok, Now you talk about IMS being made suddenly famous by a track converter done by someone who's already a hero for all of us. You are accepting the fact that this kind of work actually increases your sales. Let me tell you that this was the main reason why I bought a PC, because I saw the NASSCAR homepage in the Internet, then I knew about your products, and all the car sets, and track converters and all that stuff and then I just got crazy about it and went immediately to convince my wife about the need to buy a PC because I needed it for my master degree (in fact, I do, but I can do that work in the Sun WS at work). The main reason was because I wanted to play NASCAR and Indy II. So, I spent 1,785 usd in a PC, then some other hundreds in NASCAR, NASCAR track pack, INDY II, GP Manager, NFS, and ordered GPII. Why all these ? Because I love racing. And I love your products and I really enjoy playing in my spare time (not too much sadly). So, if you are still reading this boring story, now you have an idea of why we ask you so insistently to do more for us. Please make a bigger effort to get the IMS on production again !! And please make a better NASCAR 2, also I asked once if a Touring Car game was in mind, I got a NO. That was very disappointing. I bet that when the NATCC gets rolling you'd change your mind. Touring Cars are loved almost everywhere else in the world but in the states (BTCC, ITC, JTC, ATC, etc). I hope you consider it after NASCAR 2. Many, many thanks, Arturo
Quoted text (43 lines)> >Ed, > >This is really annoying. You guys put out of sale one of your products that you > >know most people love (the Indy track pack) and do NOTHING to help us to get this > >track. Could you just give a better idea on how to get the Indy track ?? > >Thanks, > >Arturo > OK, first of all, let's not kid each other here, gang. The only > reason the IMS track pack is suddenly so popular is because someone > came up with a conversion program that lets people use it in ICR II & > NCR. We do not have the license to use it with these titles. > Unto itself, the IMS track pack was not a good selling product. We > took it out of production because there wa no demand for it. Now > there is. Hmmmm... I wonder why? > There is still some inventory of the IMS track pack around. We were > selling it off through our direct sales but ran out a couple of weeks > ago. Some people have found it in the discount bin at software > stores. I just saw a posting that someone found it at the IMS gift > shop. > I can't tell you exactly where to find it. I can't even say for sure > if we will duplicate more -- we would like to, but we may not be able > to. However, it gets into a very complicated licensing situation that > I should not have to get into online. Please understand that we have > the license to market the IMS track with ICR 1.x only. ICR 1.x is out > of production. There is no demand for it. IMS is a vlauable licensed > property. Neiter IMS or Papyrus is just going to "give it away" -- we > can't. As someone correctly pointed out in another posting, if a > licensed property does not go to extremes to protect the licenese and > the value of it, it eventually becomes part of the public domain. IMS > will not let that happen. That's why we're being quite clear about > pirating. DON'T DO IT! > When I find out more about inventory that's already out there, or any > plans to duplicate more (if we even can), I will try to let you know. > Ed Martin > Producer, Series Director > NASCAR Racing League > Papyrus / Sierra On-Line, Inc.
Quoted text (29 lines)> Ed, > This is really annoying. You guys put out of sale one of your products that you > know most people love (the Indy track pack) and do NOTHING to help us to get this > track. Could you just give a better idea on how to get the Indy track ?? > Thanks, > Arturo > >>If someone has the BrickYard/Indy track installed and working, could > >>you please.................. post it here. > >>Thanks > >Come on! It is highly illegal to distribute copyrighted materials. > >This is the type of request I expect to see in the "warez" newsgroups, > >not here. > >We (Papyrus/Sierra) monitor all newsgroups and look for illegal > >postings. We will go to all extremes to protect our rights. DO NOT > >post copyrighted materials here or anywhere! > >Ed Martin > >Producer, Series Director > >NADCAR Racing League > >Papyrus / Sierra On-Line, Inc.
Maybe a good suggestion is for Papyrus/Sierra to come out with a track builder program that way NO copyright laws will be infringed upon. Then the player can design his/her own track!
>Unto itself, the IMS track pack was not a good selling product. We >took it out of production because there wa no demand for it. Now >there is. Hmmmm... I wonder why? Is it possible that because of the relatively lousy AI in ICR 1.0x no one wanted to race at Indy there? With the built-in improvements in AI in NASCAR and then ICR2, along with the prospect of racing the brickyard in SVGA, racing IMS in ICR2 & NASCAR becomes more popular. I'd also be interested in knowing how many people want IMS for use as as a NASCAR track versus an IndyCar II track, since every best seller list I've seen has NASCAR there but not ICR2. Randy
Stuart Boo 29 May 1996#320339
[Much of an excellent post munched] This sums up my feelings well. Finding all these bonus add-ons from fans around the world so accessible is just fantastic. I may have more than enough to do just mastering the basic tracks (and putting them all in together in one game with ICR2 was superb) but being able to race my Indycar at Watkins Glen, or my Nascar at Laguna Seca... very enjoyable! Stuart -- Stuart Booth Somewhere in Godalming, England, UK

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