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Missing Tracks...hmm....

3 posts by 3 people · 12 Apr 1998 - 12 Apr 1998

doktorB 12 Apr 1998#404262
Hi everybody, I posted the following to the APEX during the week, and thought it might be of interest to everyone here... As everyone knows by now, the demo lists Nurburgring and Silverstone as tracks in GPL - although these two were never *confirmed*.. Plus, there is the ToBeDecided track.. what will that be? The only track names I remember being thrown around in the last year were Brands Hatch and *MONACO*... Could Monaco still be in? Lets hope so.. Thinking about this, I had another thought(imagine that!): "What happens if Nurburgring, Silverstone, and (Monaco/Brands/?) DON'T get licensing approval.. what then??" Does anyone know if Papy has some tracks "up its sleeve" so to speak.. (ones that haven't been mentioned, yet were in use back then - such as Reims, Jarama, Clermont-Ferrand, Mont-Tremblant) Sounds to me like an interesting problem.. lets hope that they WON'T NEED a backup plan :) doktorB
ymenard 12 Apr 1998#404263
doktorB wrote They are never confirmed. Since the demo is at least in alpha stage, it was done at least 3-4 months ago. At this time, the 'Ring was normally into the game, and they listed it in the track list. The same thing goes to drivers, some of them who appear in the demo will probably not be in the title. Monaco is still in negociations. Papyrus can't say NOTHING about it. THEY CAN SAY NOTHING. NADDA NIET. We were supposed to have a list of official tracks around the end of March, but they probably delayed it so they could spent more time negociating I'm sure. But the tracks are all modelled be sure. They are only waiting for an official answer from the Monaco/Brands Hatch/'Ring/Silverstone autorities. Well, the same thing as past Papyrus titles. People will buy it. No Daytona/Indianapolis in N3, we will buy it. Heck it's the reality man, if the FIA, or the 'Ring authorities don't want to have the track in the game, they will not let it ! (There is numbers of reason why). The present official track is list is : Kyalami Mexico City Monza Mosport Rouen Spa-Francorchamps Watkins Glen Zandvoort The present drivers who are licensed are : Chris Amon Lorenzo Bandini Jean-Pierre Beltoise Joakim Bonnier Jack Brabham Jim Clark Ritchie Ginther Dan Gurney Denis Hulme Jacky Ickx Chris Irwin Jochen Rindt Pedro Rodriquez Jo Siffert IT's not a problem, It's just a reality pal. There is some obvious reasons why they don't want to have the tracks modeled in the simulator. Fran?ois Mnard <ymenard> Sponsored by http://www.awpss.com/ Good race at the Brickyard, (-o-) Official Mentally retarded guy of r.a.s. Excuse me for my English (I'm French speaking) Excuse me for being provocative (I'm dumb speaking) --"People think it must be fun to be a super genius, but they don't realise how hard it is to put up with all the idiots in the world."--
Steve 12 Apr 1998#404264
Sorry to seem stupid but why, I can't think of any reasons why they wouldn't allow it. I'm sure there are some very good reasons, I just dont know them (yet) :-) Steve

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