It's just arrived on the shelves here in South Africa. Is it worth getting,
have sim and 'arcady' mode settings, run without problems, FUN?
Is GTR worth buying, and does it run on Windows 98?
A South African buyer asked whether GTR was worth getting, and most replies were enthusiastic, though some noted multiplayer problems and the effort needed to set up wheels for ISI-engine games. Uwe Schürkam warned that Windows 98 support was poor despite the German box, and others confirmed that Windows 98 had been dropped from the international box. A side argument concerned Uwe's work-licensed copy of Windows XP.
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> It's just arrived on the shelves here in South Africa. Is it worth
> getting,
> have sim and 'arcady' mode settings, run without problems, FUN?
>
>
no
Take care, I confuse easily. ;)
YES! ABSOLUTELY!
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> It's just arrived on the shelves here in South Africa. Is it worth
> getting,
> have sim and 'arcady' mode settings, run without problems, FUN?
>
>
If you thought the official demo was OK you should get it.
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> Take care, I confuse easily. ;)
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[email hidden] unter [email hidden] am 29.03.2005 8:02 Uhr:
> It's just arrived on the shelves here in South Africa. Is it worth getting,
> have sim and 'arcady' mode settings, run without problems, FUN?
>
> Great sim, get it. Many of the F1C tracks are converted, also the famous
Nuerburgring Nordschleife.
It has three levels:
Arcade (with, I think, 4 or 5 Sublevels)
Semi Simulation
Simulation
Rolf
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"Rolf Wesemann" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> in Beitrag d2ar12$1910$[email hidden] schrieb
> [email hidden] unter [email hidden] am 29.03.2005 8:02Uhr:
>
> > It's just arrived on the shelves here in South Africa. Is it worthgetting,
Thanks for the comments, will get it. :)
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> > have sim and 'arcady' mode settings, run without problems, FUN? > > > > > Great sim, get it. Many of the F1C tracks are converted, also the famous > Nuerburgring Nordschleife. > > It has three levels: > Arcade (with, I think, 4 or 5 Sublevels) > Semi Simulation > Simulation > > Rolf >Has 3 levels (most of the effort has gone into the hardcore; I haven't
bothered w. the others and neither should you - otherwise get Gran Turismo
4).
Huge fun! Drives more like a real car (mass, suspension, tires, road feel)
than any other sim.
Big multiplayer probs, mostly league stuff (pickup races are fine).
Fabulous hot-lapping, decent AI; deep, satisfying immersion.
Still confused? Wait for Forza.
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> It's just arrived on the shelves here in South Africa. Is it worthgetting,
> have sim and 'arcady' mode settings, run without problems, FUN?
>
>
Isn't flightless the same guy who said GTP wasn't worth the effort with
GTR being around? ;)
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> It's just arrived on the shelves here in South Africa. Is it worth getting,
> have sim and 'arcady' mode settings, run without problems, FUN?
>
> Can anybody verify if it works on win98 SE?
On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 19:44:14 +0300, Kai ᅵberg wrote:
> [email hidden] wrote:
>> It's just arrived on the shelves here in South Africa. Is it worth getting,
>> have sim and 'arcady' mode settings, run without problems, FUN?
>>
>>
> Can anybody verify if it works on win98 SE?
Forget it. I believed what they put on the box in the German version
("98SE recommended", haha), and was genuinely bitten in the proverbial
arse by the marketing blurb. Esp. the online part was worthless with
earlier patches, but I doubt they've put any money or effort into
improving the 98SE support.
Meanwhile I've stuffed about 500 Eus worth of hardware in the box and
"upgraded" to winxp pro SP2 (company license). Was it worth it? Every
cent ;-)
All the best,
uwe
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"Kai �berg" <[email hidden]> kirjoitti viestiss�
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> >
> Can anybody verify if it works on win98 SE?
Yes it works. At least in my system.
ZR
"Andi Cole" wrote:
> If you thought the official demo was OK you should get it.
Totally agree.
ISI engined sims can take a bit of tweaking to get right with your wheel.
Invest the time with the demo.
I've long failed miserably with ISI based sims. Finally got it working well
with the GTR demo and rushed out to buy the game.
Now I am hooked :)
Cheers
Tony
"Kai �berg" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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It seems so yes, says so in the box.
Jo�o Gonzalez
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> [email hidden] wrote: >> It's just arrived on the shelves here in South Africa. Is it worth >> getting, >> have sim and 'arcady' mode settings, run without problems, FUN? >> >> > Can anybody verify if it works on win98 SE?First Tony tells us he likes GTR, now Uwe runs XP.... Whats next? Maybe
Racing Legends or (sry Jack) GPal will be released after all ;)
Mitch
"Uwe Sch�rkamp" <[email hidden]> shocked all of us in message >
Meanwhile I've stuffed about 500 Eus worth of hardware in the box and
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> "upgraded" to winxp pro SP2 (company license). Was it worth it? Every > cent ;-) > > All the best, > > uwe > > > -- > GPG Fingerprint: 2E 13 20 22 9A 3F 63 7F 67 6F E9 B1 A8 36 A4 61[email hidden] wrote:
> It's just arrived on the shelves here in South Africa. Is it worth
> getting, have sim and 'arcady' mode settings, run without problems,
> FUN?
As a fellow South African, all I can say is : GET IT. It'll give you
something to do instead of watching Super12 LOL. Helps a lot if you can
throw high end hardware at it.
�eon
> It's just arrived on the shelves here in South Africa. Is it worth
> getting, have sim and 'arcady' mode settings, run without problems,
> FUN?
As a fellow South African, all I can say is : GET IT. It'll give you
something to do instead of watching Super12 LOL. Helps a lot if you can
throw high end hardware at it.
Deon
"Mitch_A" wrote:
> First Tony tells us he likes GTR, now Uwe runs XP.... Whats next? Maybe
> Racing Legends or (sry Jack) GPal will be released after all ;)
GPaL had an installer problem. So did GTP. I smell a rat...
Work at home rights? A Company XP License does not a *free* copy of Windows
make, eh? You should ask was it worth it for the owner of said license that
will have to eventually pay for your usage?
I use MS licenses daily and its VERY easy for techs to forget that it will
be paid for by someone when that number is generated. Its become a major
issue, sadly.
Mitch
"Uwe Sch�rkamp" <[email hidden]> wrote > Meanwhile I've stuffed
about 500 Eus worth of hardware in the box and
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> "upgraded" to winxp pro SP2 (company license). Was it worth it? Every > cent ;-) > > All the best, > > uwe > > > -- > GPG Fingerprint: 2E 13 20 22 9A 3F 63 7F 67 6F E9 B1 A8 36 A4 61"�eon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Hey Deon, Super 12... AAAARRRRGGHH ;) Worse than the cricket and that's
saying something. LOL.
Haven't finished NFSU2 yet, picked up GTR and Silent Hunter 3 from the shelf
Saturday and had to choose.... GTR or Silent Hunter 3.... GTR or Silent
Hunter 3.... GTR or Silent Hunter 3.... put GTR back. But soon, very soon.
:)
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> [email hidden] wrote: >> It's just arrived on the shelves here in South Africa. Is it worth >> getting, have sim and 'arcady' mode settings, run without problems, >> FUN? > > As a fellow South African, all I can say is : GET IT. It'll give you > something to do instead of watching Super12 LOL. Helps a lot if you can > throw high end hardware at it. > > �eonIf you have a site agreement with microsoft, I can't really see the issue.
And the prices of Microsoft products are not based on costs, they're based on
how much they can charge before numbers go down. It gets harder and harder to
get the loyalty and moral of customers with time that way.
How someone in his right mind can buy Office2003 for 1099 Euros while M$ reap
huge revenues is totally beyond me. It is laughable, really. Ridiculous. And
Microsoft are concerned about piracy? How hard can it be to understand, I say...
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> Work at home rights? A Company XP License does not a *free* copy of Windows > make, eh? You should ask was it worth it for the owner of said license that > will have to eventually pay for your usage? > > I use MS licenses daily and its VERY easy for techs to forget that it will > be paid for by someone when that number is generated. Its become a major > issue, sadly. > > Mitch > > > "Uwe Sch�rkamp" <[email hidden]> wrote > Meanwhile I've stuffed > about 500 Eus worth of hardware in the box and > >>"upgraded" to winxp pro SP2 (company license). Was it worth it? Every >>cent ;-) >> >>All the best, >> >>uwe >> >> >>-- >>GPG Fingerprint: 2E 13 20 22 9A 3F 63 7F 67 6F E9 B1 A8 36 A4 61 > > >On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 19:34:28 GMT, Mitch_A wrote:
> First Tony tells us he likes GTR, now Uwe runs XP.... Whats next? Maybe
> Racing Legends or (sry Jack) GPal will be released after all ;)
>
please note I did not have to spend any cash on xp licenses, that
makes it just about bearable ;-)
uwe
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On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 19:57:08 GMT, Mitch_A wrote:
> Work at home rights? A Company XP License does not a *free* copy of Windows
> make, eh? You should ask was it worth it for the owner of said license that
> will have to eventually pay for your usage?
You really think that I, linux evangelist that I am, would bow down
and *pirate* Microsoft stuff???
I asked your windows support and they told me that our company
contract states that a license for home use is included.
Counting the number of windows machines I have formatted here that
only run Linux and nothing else I'd say I still have a few xp licences
to share ;-)
uwe
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On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 20:24:59 +0100, Joao Gonzalez wrote:
> It seems so yes, says so in the box.
>
Just wondering: did they leave that statement on the box for the
international release? Some bloke here pretending to be a simbin dev
or at least someone close to their circles said something to the
effect that this notice would be removed for the international release
(you might want to ask google groups about it).
Cheers,
uwe
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Yes it is possible for corporates to include home use of it's purchased MS
products. We had it for a while, the only constraint was that the copy of
the license had to come from a PC being 'mostly' used by the employee. In
other words if you have a PC at work that you are the main user you can use
the MS products at home.
However that did change where I worked some time later.
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"Uwe Sch�rkamp" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 19:57:08 GMT, Mitch_A wrote:
>> Work at home rights? A Company XP License does not a *free* copy of
>> Windows
>> make, eh? You should ask was it worth it for the owner of said license
>> that
>> will have to eventually pay for your usage?
>
> You really think that I, linux evangelist that I am, would bow down
> and *pirate* Microsoft stuff???
>
> I asked your windows support and they told me that our company
> contract states that a license for home use is included.
>
> Counting the number of windows machines I have formatted here that
> only run Linux and nothing else I'd say I still have a few xp licences
> to share ;-)
>
> uwe
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Yes, '98 is NOT on the International box where on the German release it is.
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"Uwe Sch�rkamp" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 20:24:59 +0100, Joao Gonzalez wrote:
>> It seems so yes, says so in the box.
>>
>
> Just wondering: did they leave that statement on the box for the
> international release? Some bloke here pretending to be a simbin dev
> or at least someone close to their circles said something to the
> effect that this notice would be removed for the international release
> (you might want to ask google groups about it).
>
>
> Cheers,
>
> uwe
>
>
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"Andi Cole" <[email hidden]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Yes, '98 is NOT on the International box where on the German release it
> is.
So what about GTR on Win Me?
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Stephan Paskert wrote:
> So what about GTR on Win Me?
It's listed on my international box
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Check http://www.cole0.plus.com/files/GTR/Ger.jpg and
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> "Andi Cole" <[email hidden]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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>> Yes, '98 is NOT on the International box where on the German release it
>> is.
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> So what about GTR on Win Me?
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