RCT 3 PC RCT4 Petition!!

Ah, alas....ain't gonna happen if ever. I think it will ultimately be up to the old saying "if you want something done, ya gotta do it yourselves."

And.................SO WE ARE :D
 
I luv da Beaches!

It's already being done, my good sir. You know, I would like to in the thought of David's comments on how Atari didn't want a beach scenario, to just say, the community will get one in their endeavors. Payback truly is a Beach I say especially if it has seagulls, crashing waves, boardwalks and of course, long expansive beaches to trod upon. But yes, the community is making long strides and coding is about wrapped up on the community's first module, meanwhile let's get back to "TORCG" (That Other Roller Coaster Game) you know the one by the evil publisher, whose red symbol reminds one of evil gestures such as a seagull flying over the beach :eek: anyhow, RCT3 (ooops I meant TORCG) continues to grow and develope now with new flat rides and tracked rides being made. I mean if you consider how the publisher with the evil red logo has treated its developer, no wonder they have let the community grow the way it has, I mean, after all, who needs to pay the dev when you have free scenery expansions and rides, huh ;)

I suppose I shall enjoy the SoCal beaches with a fresh Pina Colada.
 
ooops wait, a Pina Colada has alcohol and they never allow drinking even responsibly on public beaches in SoCal. I guess if you have to drink on a beach in SoCal, its best to do what the peeps do in TORCG and drink colas instead :)
 
Boy, with it currently snowing here, the beaches in SoCal sure sound great. I'd gladly treat you to a Pina Colada, too.
 
Nice thoughts.

Actually later this week, I know you will be able to visit the beach in the morning and be snow skiing on alp sized mountains for the afternoon, before dining in Hollywood at a tie and jacket dinner. In a sense TORCG also allowed for this except the Beach scenario which would have been one of the more important ones. Braben's original comments as to why we didn't get a real Beach Scenario in TORCG, I have to reply that was a very poor answer and if that is why the publisher did it, that makes my point why they are headed down the tubes. Lack of imagination! So petitioning for RCT4 or TORCG4 as we can call it, is falling on deaf ears. The only thing that represents the real future will be the community itself, either by cracking the existing game which is most likely illegal or by making one themselves. I elect for :D option number two, besides, payback's a beach scenario you know :eek:
 
What petition, what publisher?

177 desperate customers signing are actually showing the publisher there isn't enough of a global market. They need millions in sales or hundreds of thousands of boxes to even consider it. Ain't happening, and while it is sad, it is a sad past and the past is set in stone forever.

As for the future, realize you can influence this most important timeline to your advantage. Your many community friends have realized this and have taken the future into their hands. They are going to make something that will blow the publisher's product out of the water for good. Maybe had the publisher been treated its developer and the originator better and especially the customer base better we could have had something special and all been having fun, but that didn't happen. Instead the publisher tried not to pay the royalties to the originator, sued the developer and hid the books from the originator all while ignoring their fiercely and desperately loyal customer culture that formed around their product worldwide.

This is why 177 signatures are pleading in futility for something not forthcoming. It is also why eventually you will realize the future is your to own only if you will embrace it and enjoy the ride, cause no past TPG ever will have been this much fun when it hits and it is in process.

Hey David, the coders never fell apart like you were predicting... :rolleyes: I guess that means the TPG culture making it themselves is winning :eek:
 
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