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09-01-2008, 05:04 PM
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Live For Speed is an online racing simulator (not an arcade game like NFS or TDU or whatever, this takes skill to drive) that's been in development since 2002. It's being developed by a team of 3 guys, and only 1 of them does actual coding of the game. The other two manage the website, database, and graphic aspects. They work in the way you suggest, ie. people can buy the game as it is now, play it as much and as long as they want, and whenever there's a new patch or an update that fixes bugs or glitches, or adds new content like tracks and/or cars or new features, you just get it for free. Only a one-time payment. You can also download a free demo, which has 3 cars and 1 track. Note that the game is NOT finished, it's still in Alpha so it still has some bugs and glitches and there are still things that need to - and are going to be - added. But people can buy it if they want, and the developers earn a living that way. Here's a video of LFS made by a user, with real game footage from races, so it's not an official trailer or anything. It was first released in 2002 or 2003, back then I think there were only 2 or 3 cars and one track. They've come a very long way since then, and they'll go a lot further still, but it will take time. So you see that developing a game with only a few people does take a lot of time, as in years and years. But you either decide to keep it secret until the bloody thing is finished and you're ready to release it, or you release demos or beta versions that people can play and test. You don't announce that the game will be released this date or that date, and then postpone it again and again for years on end. 
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09-24-2008, 03:15 AM
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I've played this game. It's has it's pro's and con's. If they used the game engine and some of the ideas like now missions and such in the 18 wheels of steel (which I bet the next one will use this setup) it would be a better game.
This game is impossible to drive the trucks with the keyboard unless you set the sensitivity to almost lowest settings due to the single axle the damn trucks can spin on a dime (well in a trucker style). I like the style and some of the game play but it would work better as a USA style with the rigs of the US vs the Euro style. And wtf? I bitched at them for multiplayer over and over and they never do it. I guess driving in a virtual world of truckers wont happen anytime soon.
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09-27-2008, 06:51 PM
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Well, I thik that a driving game shouldn't be played without any analogic controller. You cant say that a game handless is bad if you have no Force Feedback.
I cant say that Flight Simulator is unrealistic if I dont play it with a proper joystick 
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09-27-2008, 10:14 PM
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 But requires 70GB area
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11-14-2008, 11:59 AM
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euro truck simulator is garbage and sabre isnt going to give you people any major updates for free , he sung the dam song about haulins free updates if sales was good . I think you truckpol tards need to wake up and get a life . Rig n roll and all their titles will always out class any garbage SCS & tardpol conns you idiots into buying .
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11-14-2008, 12:10 PM
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11-16-2008, 01:05 AM
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Euro truck is just boring.
There is no point in that game. Only endless highways and Berlin with four streets. I can't even replace RnR until released. The controls are just impossible. You can't take a long curve at 40km/h. And Haulin' is so old. I think there's such a great truck-game's public, don't you? C'mon, Igor.
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