Rig 'n' Roll Vs. Kings of the Road.

[pook]

I tried yesterday to play King of the Road. It's not a simulator. But I must say that the behavior of (physics, physics of semi-trailer, FFB, to some extent, better AI) is much better than the RNR.
How is this possible?? Softlab dismissed clever programmers employed and employ stupid people?? I do not understand how this can be worse.
Is it possible to return this physics, FFB............. to RNR???????? It would be 100% better the physics. Even artificial intelligence run better. Much cut sharply, brakes, but otherwise at certain stages of the run a lot better .....omg.

[flykas]

Originally Posted by pook

I tried yesterday to play King of the Road. It's not a simulator. But I must say that the behavior of (physics, physics of semi-trailer, FFB, to some extent, better AI) is much better than the RNR.
How is this possible?? Softlab dismissed clever programmers employed and employ stupid people?? I do not understand how this can be worse.
Is it possible to return this physics, FFB............. to RNR???????? It would be 100% better the physics. Even artificial intelligence run better. Much cut sharply, brakes, but otherwise at certain stages of the run a lot better .....omg.

Yeah I think the same over and over:]

Maybe it's because it's a new engine and the didn't implament some things. Or maybe the spent so much time on the map that they didn't finish it. I hope so. SO Next patches or games would fix it.

[duckcs]

King of the Road is a ******* classic. I don't get tired to play it all day long, it's just incredible...

But I must say... I've played RnR for two hours and got bored and tired...

[Se7en]

That's the same with me. I always play classic games and never get boring, but with this new games, play 2hrs-boooooooooring. And i play it maybe 15 mins every month!!!

[GinXeng]

Originally Posted by klaushonold

RnR is a stupid boring arcade racing game

hope nobody buy this

Agreed

[Excalibur688]

Dunno never played KOTR but this game is growing on me by the day....

[Truckerguy82]

I dont know ive never played king of the road constering i choud never find it in the store in the usa but for me i do like playing RNR when i had the chance and im hopeing this computer my dad gave me will run it but i use to drive a truck in real life and i must say between 18wos haulin and RNR id say RNR is 100% better than any of the scs games ever made sorry to brust anyone's bubble but thats how i feel

@USA Trucker,
I whoud have to kinda like maybe 20% agree with you USA Trucker but if i rember right now stop me if im wrong but dont truckers in real life timed? get hurry up and get there? kinda stuff "dad and i were truckers" im not trying to be rude but im just putting my 2 cents in i like to have timmed loads makes it more life like

[USA Trucker]

Originally Posted by Truckerguy82

@USA Trucker,
I whoud have to kinda like maybe 20% agree with you USA Trucker but if i rember right now stop me if im wrong but dont truckers in real life timed? get hurry up and get there? kinda stuff "dad and i were truckers" im not trying to be rude but im just putting my 2 cents in i like to have timmed loads makes it more life like

Sure they are, but not like the game depicts. If you were a little late, say like an hour or two due to traffic or some other unforeseen reason your load would still be accepted, and you were not fined. I always had a cell phone back then, and always kept my client informed of my whereabouts, and ETA. I have never had a concrete unforgiving delivery time. I don’t believe I was ever more than one hour late for any delivery.

In the 80’s & 90’s, when I drove for 2 company’s, my instructions were usually “be there by the morning, afternoon or night”. Sometimes I would get a time, but it was something like “be there by around 9am”. Never a concrete time. I have seen a few habitual late drivers get fined, or dismissed, but this was rare, and those guys were as I said habitual late drivers.

I was usually early, because I didn’t want to wait for the other guy to unload his truck. Clients would never refuse a delivery, because it would cost them more money to not have a load, than to have one late. This is especially true for consumer retaled deliveries (supermarkets, drug stores, auto parts, electronics, etc).