Andy Mahood's sim column in the latestPC Gamer magazine has an article
about Papyrus complete with photographs of the staff. No definite
news about their next project after N2003, but several references to
this group's commitment to car racing.
PC Gamer article profiling Papyrus
A poster mentioned Andy Mahood's PC Gamer column profiling Papyrus, which gave no firm news about the post-NR2003 project but suggested a multi-platform racing title. Scans were posted on Sierra's registration-only forum, which annoyed several readers. The thread drifted into banter about the mhogaming newsgroup and American football.
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pez
"rcmrcm" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Andy Mahood's sim column in the latestPC Gamer magazine has an article
> about Papyrus complete with photographs of the staff. No definite
> news about their next project after N2003, but several references to
> this group's commitment to car racing.
"rcmrcm" wrote...
> Andy Mahood's sim column in the latest PC Gamer
> magazine has an article about Papyrus complete
> with photographs of the staff. No definite
> news about their next project after N2003, but
> several references to this group's commitment
> to car racing.
December, "X-mas" or even January 03 issue?
Jan.
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there are scans of the article up on the n2002 forum at the sierra.com
boards.
pez
"Jan Verschueren" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> "rcmrcm" wrote... > > Andy Mahood's sim column in the latest PC Gamer > > magazine has an article about Papyrus complete > > with photographs of the staff. No definite > > news about their next project after N2003, but > > several references to this group's commitment > > to car racing. > > December, "X-mas" or even January 03 issue? > > Jan. > =--- > > >"Alex 'pez' Porazinski" wrote...
> there are scans of the article up on the n2002 forum
> at the sierra.com boards.
Eh... link? 'coz either I'm at the wrong N2002 sierra.com forums or there is
*zero* mention of a PC Gamer article in any of the sub-forums.
Jan.
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I found it right away. Inside the n2k2 forum. The Sierra bbs system
truncates the thread, once you find the thread you have to hit a linked
hyperthread to see all of the messages, and then you'll come across the jpgs
of the article.
Fairly lacking in any real information, which is VERY TYPICAL of Papyrus.
dave henrie
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On Mon, 16 Dec 2002 03:16:34 GMT, "Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]>
wrote:
>Fairly lacking in any real information, which is VERY TYPICAL of Papyrus.
>dave henrie
>
>(and I don't mean that in a bad way...it just is)
Well, first it's not a press release, so don't blame them for the
content. =)
Second, it makes it clear that their next project will be released for
multiple platforms including the PC and will be racing oriented. I've
felt this way since reading their initial press release a few months
ago, but at least having that information written in plain, simple
language will get the "papy is abandoning the PC and sim racing" crowd
to pipe down.
Jason
"Rich8" wrote...
> the link
> <snip>
Thanks, now I see the problem. One needs to be registered and logged in in
order to browse the general discussion forum.<sigh>
I'll do the "Yes, please spam the heck out of my e-mail account."-thing
later.
Jan.
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If you want they are posted in news.mhogaming.com general discussion group.
Its a wild place so be warned.
MadDAWG
"MadDAWG" wrote...
> If you want they are posted in news.mhogaming.com
> general discussion group. Its a wild place so be
> warned.
Hmmm... how many Aussies in there?
Jan.
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One if you are. lol
MadDAWG
MadDAWG wrote:
>
> One if you are. lol
>
> MadDAWG
But we have Base instead.....
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On Mon, 16 Dec 2002 03:16:34 GMT, "Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]>
wrote:
I need some glasses I think, I really can't find the link.. in which
n2002 forum is it, in 'multiplayer discussions', 'setup&track
discussion', painting discussion, technical support or league
discussion?
Andre
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> I found it right away. Inside the n2k2 forum. The Sierra bbs system >truncates the thread, once you find the thread you have to hit a linked >hyperthread to see all of the messages, and then you'll come across the jpgs >of the article. >Fairly lacking in any real information, which is VERY TYPICAL of Papyrus. >dave henrie > >(and I don't mean that in a bad way...it just is)"MadDAWG" wrote...
> One if you are. lol
I'm Belgian.
Let's check this bad-ass group out.
Jan.
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"Andre Warringa" wrote...
> I need some glasses I think, I really can't find
> the link.. in which n2002 forum is it, in
> 'multiplayer discussions', 'setup&track discussion',
> painting discussion, technical support or league
> discussion?
General discussion, you need to log in first.
Jan.
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I'm Belgian.
Let's check this bad-ass group out.
Jan.
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Jan Verschueren wrote:
Jan was a nice chap really, I'll miss him a lot, one trip over there and
people just aren't the same when they come back
Beers and cheers
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> > "MadDAWG" wrote... > > One if you are. lol > > I'm Belgian. > > Let's check this bad-ass group out."Goy Larsen" wrote...
> <snip>
> Jan was a nice chap really, I'll miss him a lot, one
> trip over there and people just aren't the same when
> they come back
I don't feel any different for having been there. If it's a wolf, it's
definately wearing it's sheepskin coat at the moment. It'll take more than a
couple scantily clad models, some references to American sports and politics
(both of which I know very little about) and some general banter to phase
me. That said, I haven't tried posting yet (didn't find a subject I had
anything to say on), but I doubt if, should things hot up, I can really
spend the time arguing an ever more futile point these days. I'll keep an
eye on it.
I have survived the horrors of the CLS based Vegeserver, and, indeed have
emerged a different person from that experience, but that was even before I
posted much on RAS.
Jan.
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>"Goy Larsen" <[email hidden]> wrote
> But we have Base instead.....
Ew ;)
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>"Jan Verschueren" <[email hidden]> wrote
> I have survived the horrors of the CLS based Vegeserver, and, indeed have
> emerged a different person from that experience, but that was even beforeI
> posted much on RAS.
Exactly. If people had knew what the Vegeserver was, they would know MHO is
just little stuff ;)))
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"ymenard" wrote...
> > <snip>
>
> Exactly. If people had knew what the Vegeserver was,
> they would know MHO is just little stuff ;)))
Ah... the memories. We were young and stupid then.... well... I was anyway.
;-)
Jan.
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On Mon, 16 Dec 2002 21:27:40 GMT, "Jan Verschueren"
<[email hidden]> wrote:
>General discussion, you need to log in first.
>
>Jan.
>=---
And I can't use that hotmail account I especially created for this
spam-crap..Oh well, found it at least :)
Andre
Jan Verschueren wrote:
It'll show up sooner or later Jan, you're doomed now, just like the rest
of us who frequent that NG, it's a frigging jungle and I wonder why I
keep going back there :-), those pics may have something to do with it
of course but there must be something else too....:-)
You missed the great "smoking causes cancer - no it doesn't cause Rush
says so" debate though, that was enjoyable, so was he "evolution vs
creation" debate, just about the only amusing thing going on right now
is the infamous "incomplete pass" ruling in some NFL (Football) game
that seems to have happened about a year ago (don't ask as I don't have
a clue), the only thing you won't find much info about in there is sim
racing, not bad for a bunch of sim heads :-)
Beers and cheers
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> > I don't feel any different for having been there. If it's a wolf, it's > definately wearing it's sheepskin coat at the moment. It'll take more than a > couple scantily clad models, some references to American sports and politics > (both of which I know very little about) and some general banter to phase > me. That said, I haven't tried posting yet (didn't find a subject I had > anything to say on), but I doubt if, should things hot up, I can really > spend the time arguing an ever more futile point these days. I'll keep an > eye on it. > > I have survived the horrors of the CLS based Vegeserver, and, indeed have > emerged a different person from that experience, but that was even before I > posted much on RAS.Quoted text (8 lines)
>"Goy Larsen" <[email hidden]> wrote > You missed the great "smoking causes cancer - no it doesn't cause Rush > says so" debate though, that was enjoyable, so was he "evolution vs > creation" debate, just about the only amusing thing going on right now > is the infamous "incomplete pass" ruling in some NFL (Football) game > that seems to have happened about a year ago (don't ask as I don't have > a clue), the only thing you won't find much info about in there is sim > racing, not bad for a bunch of sim heads :-)"Jan Verschueren" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> "ymenard" wrote...
> > Exactly. If people had knew what the Vegeserver was,
> > they would know MHO is just little stuff ;)))
>
> Ah... the memories. We were young and stupid then.... well... I wasanyway.
some of us were young.... though old timer Bruce Kenewell was last seen with
a fuzzy pink Energizer bunny ... lapping Mosport in a Brabham.
Hey, I wonder if that UFO in the garage ever came in use?
doktorB
doktorB wrote:
Bruce K was born old......
Beers and cheers
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> > "Jan Verschueren" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:FZJL9.55948$[email hidden]... > > "ymenard" wrote... > > > Exactly. If people had knew what the Vegeserver was, > > > they would know MHO is just little stuff ;))) > > > > Ah... the memories. We were young and stupid then.... well... I was > anyway. > > some of us were young.... though old timer Bruce Kenewell was last seen with > a fuzzy pink Energizer bunny ... lapping Mosport in a Brabham. > Hey, I wonder if that UFO in the garage ever came in use?
"Goy Larsen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> just about the only amusing thing going on right now
> is the infamous "incomplete pass" ruling in some NFL (Football) game
> that seems to have happened about a year ago (don't ask as I don't have
> a clue)
No idea, but I guess this would be the NE - OAK Playoff game. Did he throw
it or fumble it?
Nick wrote:
Now, there you lose me straight away, they talk about a football game
and they argue whether the he threw it or just tucked it under his arm
straight away, or something
FOOTball game......Americans
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> > "Goy Larsen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > just about the only amusing thing going on right now > > is the infamous "incomplete pass" ruling in some NFL (Football) game > > that seems to have happened about a year ago (don't ask as I don't have > > a clue) > > No idea, but I guess this would be the NE - OAK Playoff game. Did he throw > it or fumble it?
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have
> > > a clue)
> >
> > No idea, but I guess this would be the NE - OAK Playoff game. Did hethrow
At least in FOOTball the ball does frequently touch the foot. In BASEball
it's an extremely rare occurance when the ball touches a base.
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> > > Nick wrote: > > > > "Goy Larsen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > news:[email hidden]... > > > just about the only amusing thing going on right now > > > is the infamous "incomplete pass" ruling in some NFL (Football) game > > > that seems to have happened about a year ago (don't ask as I don'tQuoted text (8 lines)
> > it or fumble it? > > Now, there you lose me straight away, they talk about a football game > and they argue whether the he threw it or just tucked it under his arm > straight away, or something > > FOOTball game......Americans >
"Mike White"
> At least in FOOTball the ball does frequently touch the foot. In BASEball
> it's an extremely rare occurance when the ball touches a base.
> Soooooooo.....where does that put Handball????
dave (did I just say that?) henrie
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> "Rich8" wrote... > > the link > > <snip> > > Thanks, now I see the problem. One needs to be registered and logged in in > order to browse the general discussion forum.<sigh> > > I'll do the "Yes, please spam the heck out of my e-mail account."-thing > later. > > Jan. > =--- > >
Dave Henrie wrote:
Classic !!!
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> > "Mike White" > > At least in FOOTball the ball does frequently touch the foot. In BASEball > > it's an extremely rare occurance when the ball touches a base. > > > Soooooooo.....where does that put Handball???? > dave (did I just say that?) henrie
Mike White wrote:
Shut up you damn liberal.....(hope this is the right MW :-)
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> > "Goy Larsen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > > > > > Nick wrote: > > > > > > "Goy Larsen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > > news:[email hidden]... > > > > just about the only amusing thing going on right now > > > > is the infamous "incomplete pass" ruling in some NFL (Football) game > > > > that seems to have happened about a year ago (don't ask as I don't > have > > > > a clue) > > > > > > No idea, but I guess this would be the NE - OAK Playoff game. Did he > throw > > > it or fumble it? > > > > Now, there you lose me straight away, they talk about a football game > > and they argue whether the he threw it or just tucked it under his arm > > straight away, or something > > > > FOOTball game......Americans > > > > At least in FOOTball the ball does frequently touch the foot. In BASEball > it's an extremely rare occurance when the ball touches a base.
"Goy Larsen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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game
BASEball
> > it's an extremely rare occurance when the ball touches a base.
>
> Shut up you damn liberal.....(hope this is the right MW :-)
>
Don't make me go Ramsden on your ass :)
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> > > Mike White wrote: > > > > "Goy Larsen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > news:[email hidden]... > > > > > > > > > Nick wrote: > > > > > > > > "Goy Larsen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > > > news:[email hidden]... > > > > > just about the only amusing thing going on right now > > > > > is the infamous "incomplete pass" ruling in some NFL (Football)Quoted text (16 lines)
> > > > > that seems to have happened about a year ago (don't ask as I don't > > have > > > > > a clue) > > > > > > > > No idea, but I guess this would be the NE - OAK Playoff game. Did he > > throw > > > > it or fumble it? > > > > > > Now, there you lose me straight away, they talk about a football game > > > and they argue whether the he threw it or just tucked it under his arm > > > straight away, or something > > > > > > FOOTball game......Americans > > > > > > > At least in FOOTball the ball does frequently touch the foot. In
Mike White wrote:
>
> Don't make me go Ramsden on your ass :)
ROFL, long time no see Mike, do you get any racing done these days ?
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> Nick wrote:
> > "Goy Larsen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
> > news:[email hidden]...
> > > just about the only amusing thing going on right now
> > > is the infamous "incomplete pass" ruling in some NFL (Football) game
> > > that seems to have happened about a year ago (don't ask as I don'thave
> > > a clue)
> >
> > No idea, but I guess this would be the NE - OAK Playoff game. Did hethrow
> > it or fumble it?
>
> Now, there you lose me straight away, they talk about a football game
> and they argue whether the he threw it or just tucked it under his arm
> straight away, or something
Yeah, he had the ball up over his shoulder, *about* to throw it, and he got
hit. The ball fell to the ground, and the defense recovered the ball. If
they ruled that he was in the motion of passing the ball, then it is an
incomplete pass, and the offence retain possession. If however, they ruled
that he wasn't in the motion of passing the ball, merely holding the ball
above his head in preparation of throwing it, then it is a fumble, and the
defense get possession. I can't remember which way around it was, but I
think it was New England Patriots on offense, right at the end of the game,
3 points down, and if it was a fumble then the Oakland Raiders effectively
won the game, but the officials went with the incomplete pass, New England
kicked a late field goal to take the game to overtime and then went on to
win it. It was the AFC Championship game, meaning the winner goes to the
Superbowl, and the New England Patriots went on to beat my beloved St. Louis
Rams with a cheeky b*stard field goal with the last play of the game, after
we had come back from 14 points down, too.
> FOOTball game......AmericansRugby Football is predominantly played using the hands, too. And,
ironically, England are the best in the world at rugby, while we are about
6th best at *Foot*ball, our national sport.
Nick.
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Just some LAN racing with a local group. It's nice to be able to swear at
someone as they cut you off and know they heard you.
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> > > Mike White wrote: > > > > Don't make me go Ramsden on your ass :) > > ROFL, long time no see Mike, do you get any racing done these days ? > >
Mike White wrote:
LOLOL, in that case I know it's not run by David McCall, no swearing at
his LAN's :-)
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> > "Goy Larsen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > > > > > Mike White wrote: > > > > > > Don't make me go Ramsden on your ass :) > > > > ROFL, long time no see Mike, do you get any racing done these days ? > > > > > > Just some LAN racing with a local group. It's nice to be able to swear at > someone as they cut you off and know they heard you.
Nick wrote:
That about sums it up I guess, I still think watching American Football
is as exciting as watching my car rust, and I've had several old Opel's
so I know what I'm talking about there....:-)
> > FOOTball game......Americans
> Rugby Football is predominantly played using the hands, too. And,
> ironically, England are the best in the world at rugby, while we are about
> 6th best at *Foot*ball, our national sport.
What can you expect, your footy series' best players these days are all
furreiners
There's nothing wrong with having a few imports to strengthen your team,
but in teams like Arsenal (I love the Gunners), the home grown players
are just filling in the spots for which they can't afford to import
someone, it may or may not be good for the clubs in question, but it
surely isn't good for national teams, the only way to be really good at
something, and we're talking about world class here, is to play for the
best teams
Hell, you guys are so desperate to bring in furreiners you're even
importing Norwegians, whoever gave you guys the idea we knew anything
about football ?
Except for the fact that we kicked your ass a couple of times when Egil
"Drillo" Olsen managed the national team of course :-), but if you ask
the Wimbledon fans I'm not sure they all agree that he was such a great
coach, football is a weird game sometimes
Beers and cheers
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> > Yeah, he had the ball up over his shoulder, *about* to throw it, and he got > hit. The ball fell to the ground, and the defense recovered the ball. If > they ruled that he was in the motion of passing the ball, then it is an > incomplete pass, and the offence retain possession. If however, they ruled > that he wasn't in the motion of passing the ball, merely holding the ball > above his head in preparation of throwing it, then it is a fumble, and the > defense get possession. I can't remember which way around it was, but I > think it was New England Patriots on offense, right at the end of the game, > 3 points down, and if it was a fumble then the Oakland Raiders effectively > won the game, but the officials went with the incomplete pass, New England > kicked a late field goal to take the game to overtime and then went on to > win it. It was the AFC Championship game, meaning the winner goes to the > Superbowl, and the New England Patriots went on to beat my beloved St. Louis > Rams with a cheeky b*stard field goal with the last play of the game, after > we had come back from 14 points down, too.>"Goy Larsen" <[email hidden]> wrote
> LOLOL, in that case I know it's not run by David McCall, no swearing at
> his LAN's :-)
Ask David, he heard me lunch a bunch of French swears at the Albany LAN yet
he never understood what the heck I was talking about ;)
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> >"Goy Larsen" <[email hidden]> wrote
> > LOLOL, in that case I know it's not run by David McCall, no swearing at
> > his LAN's :-)
>
>
> Ask David, he heard me lunch a bunch of French swears at the Albany LANyet
> he never understood what the heck I was talking about ;)
>
The same can be said for your English :)
Mike White wrote:
Ouch......
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