Who plays GP4?
Posted by bazza
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haven't played GP4 in ages because it does'nt like my video card and it crashes to desktop all the time after about 30 secs ( you would'nt believe how long it took me to get those GP4 cam editor screenshots)
but i've been playing Jedi Knight 2 on and off, same goes for wolfenstein and MOHAA
but the one game i keep coming back to all of time is GPL, what a fantastic piece of software that is, plus with all the add-ons that are still coming out shows what a phenomenen this game is and how much longevity it has.
Post Edited (02-14-03 23:37)
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ESSENTIAL OILS aren't essential unless you're an engine, a gearbox or a twat
but i've been playing Jedi Knight 2 on and off, same goes for wolfenstein and MOHAA
but the one game i keep coming back to all of time is GPL, what a fantastic piece of software that is, plus with all the add-ons that are still coming out shows what a phenomenen this game is and how much longevity it has.
Post Edited (02-14-03 23:37)
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ESSENTIAL OILS aren't essential unless you're an engine, a gearbox or a twat
Fair enough, but what dont you like about the GAME exactly?
I can see why ppl like old racing. The pure skill involved in drifitjng a car round the corners. But i persoanlly prefer the hugh technology involved in F1, not the old simple things. I dont like the old stuff. It looks boring to me. And playing a game of it would to me like be playing a cricket game. Know wot i mean?
I really think the main reason it has survived is online play
Racing Is Life. Anything that happens before or after is just waiting
Jesus may be able to heal the sick and bring the dead back to life, but he can't do shît for low fps
I can see why ppl like old racing. The pure skill involved in drifitjng a car round the corners. But i persoanlly prefer the hugh technology involved in F1, not the old simple things. I dont like the old stuff. It looks boring to me. And playing a game of it would to me like be playing a cricket game. Know wot i mean?
I really think the main reason it has survived is online play
Racing Is Life. Anything that happens before or after is just waiting
Jesus may be able to heal the sick and bring the dead back to life, but he can't do shît for low fps
I can see why ppl like old racing. The pure skill involved in drifitjng a car round the corners. But i persoanlly prefer the hugh technology involved in F1, not the old simple things. I dont like the old stuff. It looks boring to me. And playing a game of it would to me like be playing a cricket game. Know wot i mean?
I really think the main reason it has survived is online play
I do agree in a way Ellis, I do like modern F1 sims more, and I play them a lot more. GPL is fun though in small doses. Im sure the reason it has survived is because of online play, and that could be the reason im not all that hooked cos im a 56ker. Hopefully, not for long.
Dumass, are all those games legal then?
I really think the main reason it has survived is online play
I do agree in a way Ellis, I do like modern F1 sims more, and I play them a lot more. GPL is fun though in small doses. Im sure the reason it has survived is because of online play, and that could be the reason im not all that hooked cos im a 56ker. Hopefully, not for long.
Dumass, are all those games legal then?
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