Goodbye

Hello.

This post is to say goodbye to all of you guys.
I've been playing GP4 for 10 years and it has always been a good game to play and the fact that it have been kept alive by the community is a proof of how good a game it is.

And to me, that's all it is: a game. A means to distract myself for a couple of hours. Nothing more, nothing less.

Unfortunately, I feel that the gp4 community has grown into something I don't like. I've made some good friends here, and those I will miss. But I have also met too many backstabbing, jealous, deceiful people for my taste. People who take a simple game far too seriously and who, frankly, don't add anything to myself as a person.

I am a fashion photographer. A quite successful one, by the way, and I have been traveling a lot this year, shooting campaigns and editorials. I am happy with my work. I love what I do. But unfortunately, for some, my work is getting in the way of gp4. I won't name anyone, you know who you are. To me, this is wrong, but it's my opinion only. However, this has been the last straw, the final disappointment, and it has tipped the boat for me.

GP4 has become a sad place for me. These past years I've released many cars, helmets, add-ons, tracks updates, and never got even a 'thank you' for it. Maybe a f**** you, but no thanks whatsoever. This community takes all its members for granted, and that's why so many good modders went away. I'm not as good a modder as them, but I decided to go away too.

To all the good friends I've made, Goodbye. I will miss you. Maybe we'll meet again, in another game.
To the not so good ones, good riddance.

Jucksman

Thank you for all you have done for us... and good luck for the future !!!



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/20/2012 11:50AM by filou16.

jucksman Wrote:
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> Unfortunately, I feel that the gp4 community has
> grown into something I don't like. I've made some
> good friends here, and those I will miss. But I
> have also met too many backstabbing, jealous,
> deceiful people for my taste. People who take a
> simple game far too seriously and who, frankly,
> don't add anything to myself as a person.



Concordo em grau e gênero com você amigão!

Você vai fazer falta, seus trabalhos sempre foram maravilhosos, apesar de todos eles serem de arquivos atuais e não antigos!

Se cuida Juliano e quem sabe um dia você voltará!



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I agree in degree and kind to you buddy!

You will be missed, his works have always been wonderful, despite all they are the actual files and not old!

Take care Juliano and maybe one day you back!

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is with surprise that I read it all

what can be done when a decision already taken? good luck my friend, all the good that GOD can give you the opportunity to realize their goals

do not forget us

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well mate, never fun to read these messages nowdays.

Thank you for all your work and good luck with your photography mate
The community is always open if you ever decide to come back


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Thanks for all you've done, we've enjoyed your work. All the best with your career.

jucksman Wrote:
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> Hello.
>
> This post is to say goodbye to all of you guys.
> I've been playing GP4 for 10 years and it has
> always been a good game to play and the fact that
> it have been kept alive by the community is a
> proof of how good a game it is.
>
> And to me, that's all it is: a game. A means to
> distract myself for a couple of hours. Nothing
> more, nothing less.
>
> Unfortunately, I feel that the gp4 community has
> grown into something I don't like. I've made some
> good friends here, and those I will miss. But I
> have also met too many backstabbing, jealous,
> deceiful people for my taste. People who take a
> simple game far too seriously and who, frankly,
> don't add anything to myself as a person.
>
> I am a fashion photographer. A quite successful
> one, by the way, and I have been traveling a lot
> this year, shooting campaigns and editorials. I am
> happy with my work. I love what I do. But
> unfortunately, for some, my work is getting in the
> way of gp4. I won't name anyone, you know who you
> are. To me, this is wrong, but it's my opinion
> only. However, this has been the last straw, the
> final disappointment, and it has tipped the boat
> for me.
>
> GP4 has become a sad place for me. These past
> years I've released many cars, helmets, add-ons,
> tracks updates, and never got even a 'thank you'
> for it. Maybe a f**** you, but no thanks
> whatsoever. This community takes all its members
> for granted, and that's why so many good modders
> went away. I'm not as good a modder as them, but I
> decided to go away too.
>
> To all the good friends I've made, Goodbye. I will
> miss you. Maybe we'll meet again, in another
> game.
> To the not so good ones, good riddance.
>
> Jucksman


You either do it because you like what you do and really want to help or you don't do it at all. Simple as that. Goodbye Jucksman.


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Thanks for the kind words, Guys. I wish all the best for all of you.

Good luck for the future mate

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andreigp4 Wrote:
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> jucksman Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Hello.
> >
> > This post is to say goodbye to all of you guys.
> > I've been playing GP4 for 10 years and it has
> > always been a good game to play and the fact
> that
> > it have been kept alive by the community is a
> > proof of how good a game it is.
> >
> > And to me, that's all it is: a game. A means to
> > distract myself for a couple of hours. Nothing
> > more, nothing less.
> >
> > Unfortunately, I feel that the gp4 community
> has
> > grown into something I don't like. I've made
> some
> > good friends here, and those I will miss. But I
> > have also met too many backstabbing, jealous,
> > deceiful people for my taste. People who take a
> > simple game far too seriously and who, frankly,
> > don't add anything to myself as a person.
> >
> > I am a fashion photographer. A quite successful
> > one, by the way, and I have been traveling a
> lot
> > this year, shooting campaigns and editorials. I
> am
> > happy with my work. I love what I do. But
> > unfortunately, for some, my work is getting in
> the
> > way of gp4. I won't name anyone, you know who
> you
> > are. To me, this is wrong, but it's my opinion
> > only. However, this has been the last straw,
> the
> > final disappointment, and it has tipped the
> boat
> > for me.
> >
> > GP4 has become a sad place for me. These past
> > years I've released many cars, helmets,
> add-ons,
> > tracks updates, and never got even a 'thank
> you'
> > for it. Maybe a f**** you, but no thanks
> > whatsoever. This community takes all its
> members
> > for granted, and that's why so many good
> modders
> > went away. I'm not as good a modder as them, but
> I
> > decided to go away too.
> >
> > To all the good friends I've made, Goodbye. I
> will
> > miss you. Maybe we'll meet again, in another
> > game.
> > To the not so good ones, good riddance.
> >
> > Jucksman
>
>
> You either do it because you like what you do and
> really want to help or you don't do it at all.
> Simple as that. Goodbye Jucksman.
> [rlv.zcache.com]
> 35141619668942589zt2t1_400.jpg

I guess I've decided just to don't do it at all. Nice t-shirt, by the way...

@Juliano:
Estou esperando pela sua presença aqui na nossa comunidade do GP4 Brasil no Orkut!

Track-Packs 1988-1991-1993-1994-1995-1997-1999

sad news mate,anyway good luck for you future we all will miss you,thanks for everything

Greetings
Alessio


CoM3 oN McL4R3n.....

Not good, ... not good at all. Sad t o hear .......For my part, it has always been a pleasure to be associated with you.
Will P.M. you later Jux.


" Perfection is not a gift ....... it comes with practice."

Member of R.S.C.T Group

Isaint Wrote:
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> Not good, ... not good at all. Sad t o hear
> .......For my part, it has always been a pleasure
> to be associated with you.
> Will P.M. you later Jux.

Thank you Lez. You are one of the dearest friends I've made here, and one hell of a good guy!!
Thanks for the friendship.

Juliano, Jucksman, instead of saying goodbye rather saying see you soon.
Success in your career as a photographer and will be here always ready to receive it again.
Thanks for your great work.

Juliano, Jucksman, ao invés de dizer adeus prefiro dizer até breve.
Sucesso na sua carreira de fotográfo e estaremos aqui sempre prontos para recebe-lo novamente.
Obrigado pelo seu grandes trabalhos.

Célio Jr. - Rio Verde - Goiás - Brasil

I understand the "no thanks" bit , but I create because I "have to", not because I need thanks, the fact that the community are here and downloading using your work is thanks in itself.
When you see a screenshot of someone using your work isn't that thanks enough ? When you see a mention or a credit in a conversation doesn't that give you the affirmation you seek?
I think your leaving for the wrong reasons, and now you just left a hole in the community......oh and maybe you should "grow a pair" you make enemies in all walks of life, don't let them win.

F1Dev

Sour grapes mate.

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Agreed, a knee jerk entirely uncalled for reaction based on your decision to take four months off from the GPGSL. Sour grapes indeed. However it is your choice Juliano, even though I have stated in public and by pm to you that at the end of your sabbatical you are welcome to rejoin the series.
I stand by the decision of the GPGSL to remove you from the series to spare you from being dumped by force for failing to meet the activity regulations and thereby incurring a penalty and an embarrassing situation for your team.
The GPGSL worked within the current interpretation of the activity rules and a joint decision was made to choose the best possible outcome, both for yourself and for your team.
If you choose to call it back stabbing, it is of course your choice and being a public forum you like everyone else here has the right to free speech.
The GPGSL management team would of course call it acting in the best interests of yourself and your team by pre-empting you being dumped unceremoniously with multiple perf penalties and causing unnecessary grief to your team mates and team boss.
I'll remind you once more, that you are welcome to rejoin the series when you return. That was part of the deal the GPGSL thrashed out before moving on a decision.
However, topics such as this one you have created, belittling and blaming everyone but yourself, when I consider that it is you that is leaving for four months for work related reasons, certainly has not helped your cause.
I certainly wish you luck and like others here, I shall look forward to your return. You have my best regards.

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Ah.....it seems this subject is more subjective than first appears, my response was in general, which doesn't seem to apply here.

F1Dev

mortal Wrote:
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> Agreed, a knee jerk entirely uncalled for reaction
> based on your decision to take four months off
> from the GPGSL. Sour grapes indeed. However it is
> your choice Juliano, even though I have stated in
> public and by pm to you that at the end of your
> sabbatical you are welcome to rejoin the series.
> I stand by the decision of the GPGSL to remove you
> from the series to spare you from being dumped by
> force for failing to meet the activity regulations
> and thereby incurring a penalty and an
> embarrassing situation for your team.
> The GPGSL worked within the current interpretation
> of the activity rules and a joint decision was
> made to choose the best possible outcome, both for
> yourself and for your team.
> If you choose to call it back stabbing, it is of
> course your choice and being a public forum you
> like everyone else here has the right to free
> speech.
> The GPGSL management team would of course call it
> acting in the best interests of yourself and your
> team by pre-empting you being dumped
> unceremoniously with multiple perf penalties and
> causing unnecessary grief to your team mates and
> team boss.
> I'll remind you once more, that you are welcome to
> rejoin the series when you return. That was part
> of the deal the GPGSL thrashed out before moving
> on a decision.
> However, topics such as this one you have created,
> belittling and blaming everyone but yourself, when
> I consider that it is you that is leaving for four
> months for work related reasons, certainly has not
> helped your cause.
> I certainly wish you luck and like others here, I
> shall look forward to your return. You have my
> best regards.

I am sorry if you misinterpreted me, Mortal. Even tough I do not agree with you about this GPGSL issue, it isn't why I'm leaving. It's just that my motivation diminished over time, and I've became disenchanted with GP4 and the community.

I just stopped having fun with the game, that's the base of all. When you stop having fun with something, you need to search for something that will bring you the same level of excitement.
That's what I'm doing.

I wish the good people in the community all the best and I will surely miss all the good friends that I've made here.