do you think that there is ever going to be a roller coaster tycoon 4 or are frontier going to stop making roller coaster tycoon games at 3
RCT 3 PC is there going to be an roller coaster tycoon4
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Michael Brookes
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What future RCT4.
Yeah there should be an RCT4, but in their corporate wisdom the publisher ain't doing squat for paid customers of (That Other Roller Coaster Game 3)TORCG3, myself included. So goes the old saying, if you want it done, do it yourself, and all of us are. We will even have a beach scenario!
Yeah there should be an RCT4, but in their corporate wisdom
the publisher ain't doing squat for paid customers of (That Other Roller Coaster Game 3)TORCG3, myself included. So goes the old saying, if you want it done, do it yourself, and all of us are. We will even have a beach scenario!RCT4 now please!!!!!!
they must make an rct4! i am tired of downloading CSOs and CTRs and CFRs. they need to make somthing thats a cross between rct4 and nolimits. A new coaster i would like to see in it is a multi-inversion coaster like colossus at thorpe park. I also think the detail and accuracy should be more accurate e.g smoother track parts.
yay
they must make an rct4! i am tired of downloading CSOs and CTRs and CFRs. they need to make somthing thats a cross between rct4 and nolimits. A new coaster i would like to see in it is a multi-inversion coaster like colossus at thorpe park. I also think the detail and accuracy should be more accurate e.g smoother track parts.
yayHas 2
There HAS 2 b a RCT4 because RCT3 is WAY 2
There HAS 2 b a RCT4 because RCT3 is WAY 2
Well what i heard is that frontier or some other company had owd aother company money and they toke that to court. The RCT frinchise got shut down complety. So Thrillville is RCT4 and 5. This is just what I heard so this may be true, maybe not.
could disprove this Frontier, please :'(
could disprove this Frontier, please :'(
they must make an rct4! i am tired of downloading CSOs and CTRs and CFRs. they need to make somthing thats a cross between rct4 and nolimits. A new coaster i would like to see in it is a multi-inversion coaster like colossus at thorpe park. I also think the detail and accuracy should be more accurate e.g smoother track parts.
they have that
Uh wrong.
Thrillville is Frontier and LucasArts game if memory serves me right which it does not always do, and that Atari got the European distribution rights to TV. As for RCT3 aka. TORCG3 I believe that Atari settled with Chris Sawyer and that RCT3 ooops I meant TORCG3 is a dead or dying product in the long run.
Thrillville was never designed to be a rct3 ooops TORCG3 replacement, but there is something on the near horizon with over 140 rides that will make TORCG3 beyond an afterthought and it's coming. It will take a culture worldwide to make the real magic happen, as for publisher's the future is open source no matters how much software publishers want to deny it. Can corporate software publishers make use of open source communities and partner with them? That remains a very interesting question. I believe that under certain conditions it can happen, but not under all conditions.
The future my friend, always belongs to those willing to seize and grow it and make it happen rather than thinking about it.
Thrillville is Frontier and LucasArts game if memory serves me right which it does not always do, and that Atari got the European distribution rights to TV. As for RCT3 aka. TORCG3
I believe that Atari settled with Chris Sawyer and that RCT3 ooops I meant TORCG3 is a dead or dying product in the long run.Thrillville was never designed to be a rct3 ooops TORCG3 replacement, but there is something on the near horizon with over 140 rides that will make TORCG3 beyond an afterthought and it's coming. It will take a culture worldwide to make the real magic happen, as for publisher's the future is open source no matters how much software publishers want to deny it. Can corporate software publishers make use of open source communities and partner with them? That remains a very interesting question. I believe that under certain conditions it can happen, but not under all conditions.
The future my friend, always belongs to those willing to seize and grow it and make it happen rather than thinking
about it.johnbilly
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Yah, You are right. It's totally different to their horizon. Under certain condition it's failed. First you think about it. After you are decide which one is the best.
The community...
First if not for the older RCT3 community, the product would have disappeared faster than a nat chasing cows hooves on the range. Nat's don't last long.
The future relies primarily on the newer now 5 open source communities making 3D TPG's "Theme Park Games." That is the future is the open source. TORCG3 aka RCT3 will thrive for a while, but overall without new coding is dying a slow but eventual death. In the coming years it will become forgotten history sadly, but that is reality.
Consider that TORCG3 had about 75 rides. The TPB3D community already is pushing past 150 rides in their repository, more than double the original rides, and the quality and accuracy of the tpb3d rides easily rivals what the TORCG3 community originally offered. List of trees, let's talk about two hundred tree types to get started and about 5,000 plus eventually.
Coding, TORCG3 aka RCT3 was geared to 32mb video cards and slow processors with 750 mhz and 500k ram. That was the year 1994 and coding had started several years before that so think maybe 2001, those machines were even more ancient by today's standards. TPB3D is geared towards 256k cards and up, 2gb ram machines and fast processors to start, a major difference, and so are the other open source projects out there.
Here is the beauty of a community. In TORCG3 we got very well modeled work by the frontier team on themes, but limited themes. In the open source variant we have over 60 themes and more proposed with modelers already making stuff on their own time. The world as a resource can easily be unbeatable especially where imagination is concerned. What has kept TORCG3 alive has been the entire TPG world desperate for a publisher who abandoned them. It isn't Frontier's fault because they got paid as the professional developer they are or as a contractor, fair enough. Instead it falls on Atari for abandoning their many customers, one of whom I am.
And so you will get RCT4, just a few things to note here.
1.) It won't be owned by a corporation, it will be owned by you.
2.) Support will be free for life.
3.) You will get tens of millions of rides.
4.) Endless expansions scenery sets and themes.
5.) Consistent innovation.
6.) It will just keep getting better and you are an owner as is everyone on the globe and space station too
Oh, I forgot 7.) it has a different name now (sorry Atari Corporation) five of them and a main one too
Welcome world, here we come.....2010!
First if not for the older RCT3 community, the product would have disappeared faster than a nat chasing cows hooves on the range. Nat's
don't last long.The future relies primarily on the newer now 5 open source communities making 3D TPG's "Theme Park Games." That is the future is the open source. TORCG3 aka RCT3 will thrive for a while, but overall without new coding is dying a slow but eventual death. In the coming years it will become forgotten history sadly, but that is reality.
Consider that TORCG3 had about 75 rides. The TPB3D community already is pushing past 150 rides in their repository, more than double the original rides, and the quality and accuracy of the tpb3d rides easily rivals what the TORCG3 community originally offered. List of trees, let's talk about two hundred tree types to get started and about 5,000 plus eventually.
Coding, TORCG3 aka RCT3 was geared to 32mb video cards and slow processors with 750 mhz and 500k ram. That was the year 1994 and coding had started several years before that so think maybe 2001, those machines were even more ancient by today's standards. TPB3D is geared towards 256k cards and up, 2gb ram machines and fast processors to start, a major difference, and so are the other open source projects out there.
Here is the beauty of a community. In TORCG3 we got very well modeled work by the frontier team on themes, but limited themes. In the open source variant we have over 60 themes and more proposed with modelers already making stuff on their own time. The world as a resource can easily be unbeatable especially where imagination is concerned. What has kept TORCG3 alive has been the entire TPG world desperate for a publisher who abandoned them. It isn't Frontier's fault because they got paid as the professional developer they are or as a contractor, fair enough. Instead it falls on Atari for abandoning their many customers, one of whom I am.
And so you will get RCT4, just a few things to note here.
1.) It won't be owned by a corporation, it will be owned by you.
2.) Support will be free for life.
3.) You will get tens of millions of rides.
4.) Endless expansions scenery sets and themes.
5.) Consistent innovation.
6.) It will just keep getting better and you are an owner as is everyone on the globe and space station too
Oh, I forgot 7.) it has a different name now
(sorry Atari Corporation) five of them and a main one too Welcome world, here we come.....2010!