Osellla in rain

the wait will be long!!!!

yep !!!!Richard Burns!! but whit one Osella!!! (which I hope will be more brutal than the KS2, with a real tachometer)

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only one day to 1.3

This waiting is killing me
I've even stolen my sons Hotwheels model of the Shelby!

stamattina in gara o beccato stefano ma non me la sono sentita di chiederli qualcosa

Andrea, do you know if the "pre-1.3" or "1.3 beta" comes today? It would be disappointing not to have the new version by this evening.

I've no clue. I haven't spoken to Stefano in the last weeks. I'm waiting for the v1.3 as anyone else! Finger crossed. Let's hope is gonna be today as announced.

Da me oggi splende il sole, chissà se in serata son previsti rovesci...

hope hopee hope..
for lost a little the disapointing , the crying drops..
...I m ready for made a new futurevideo...
I have a sound.... , a lyrics ..I miss in game ....

..follow la lyrics


...una parentesi spiritosa nel raceday....yiuuuuu huuuu

lol gianca .. I will be pissed of if its an osella with Loraine

lol

Paul O'Brien wrote:lol gianca .. I will be pissed of if its an osella with Loraine

I'd quite like it if she was delivering pace notes up the hillclimb

I posted essentially the same thing in another forum: personally I would love to see a "Donate" button on the NKpro website so that those of us that wanted to thank Kunos with something more than an email can do so.

Personally, I wouldn't mind sending $10 each time some bug fix or update is done (within reason) and $20+ if there is a new car release or something like that.

heck, I was even thinking that if Kunos found it feasible, they could have some of the modders and track converters submit the tracks and cars to them first so they can polish them up and make them "official" and then sell them at an affordable price and share the revenue. I would not be against something like that. In the modern climate you can't afford to keep releasing free updates to folks that last bought your software 4 years ago and hop[e to remain in business.

I know this is going to be controversial, but it just makes business sense to at least charge something for the updates. Charging for tracks and cars (could be packages to make it more affordable) or charging for any "service" they could provide would ensure that this project lives on and we can use it for years to come. It also would help in fixing the netcode and some of the graphic performance which right now are to me the biggest issues.

corrado conti wrote:I posted essentially the same thing in another forum: personally I would love to see a "Donate" button on the NKpro website so that those of us that wanted to thank Kunos with something more than an email can do so.

Personally, I wouldn't mind sending $10 each time some bug fix or update is done (within reason) and $20+ if there is a new car release or something like that.

heck, I was even thinking that if Kunos found it feasible, they could have some of the modders and track converters submit the tracks and cars to them first so they can polish them up and make them "official" and then sell them at an affordable price and share the revenue. I would not be against something like that. In the modern climate you can't afford to keep releasing free updates to folks that last bought your software 4 years ago and hop[e to remain in business.

I know this is going to be controversial, but it just makes business sense to at least charge something for the updates. Charging for tracks and cars (could be packages to make it more affordable) or charging for any "service" they could provide would ensure that this project lives on and we can use it for years to come. It also would help in fixing the netcode and some of the graphic performance which right now are to me the biggest issues.

corrado conti wrote:I was even thinking that if Kunos found it feasible, they could have some of the modders and track converters submit the tracks and cars to them first so they can polish them up and make them "official" and then sell them at an affordable price and share the revenue. I would not be against something like that. In the modern climate you can't afford to keep releasing free updates to folks that last bought your software 4 years ago and hop[e to remain in business.

Someone had a similar idea on the old RSC, of a kind of app store thing. The only issue's that for legal reasons Kunos could not be involved in that kind of business. I did read some old info' regarding netKar namie, where he compiled submitted cars, but now that would probably be unfeasible (for one we don't have a car editor)

Regarding the whole donation thing, I'd rather pay for whatever stage netBike was developed to (with the understanding that development would not continue (unless it became really popular*))
*which I think it would**
**particularly if it was on the Xbox 360

Apart from that mad idea, if they created content packs, for example an FVA add-on pack type thing I'd certainly pay for laser-scanned tracks. I dunno if it would be worth while for Kunos though, with the costs involved and the return it would generate. Also piracy would be an issue, as it was with FVA.