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FF in GPL and N3, something similiar...

2 posts by 2 people · 19 Dec 1999 - 20 Dec 1999

Arto Wikla 19 Dec 1999#509729
My first impressions of N3's FF: The feel is quite similiar to that of GPL. That means it is very good. It made me think ... we got the fine patches (1.1 and 1.2) to GPL recently, and the company is the same, ... Could it be that the same programmers made the both FF's ... Or at least that they used the same model of FF? Perhaps my opinion will change but after a couple of hours' impressions those two FF implementations are very closely related. And it means I am again a happy client of Sierra/Papy! And as I told in another post, my prejudicies to Nascar seem to gradually vanish... ;-) Arto
Weird... I notice a HUGE difference in the FF in both games... GPL's FF is much better! First time I played N3, I was disappointed with the ff, and wondered why their ff became so much worse compared to gpl's ff... One reason I read is that the physics in N3 are not as detailed as in GPL, and because of that N3's ff couldn't be as realistic as in GPL. Seems like a reasonable explanation... Andre

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