How do people keep finding this game
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- Nathanxbox20
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Re: How do people keep finding this game
I found my CD in a pile of computer stuff. It is a lot of fun. And addicting.
I'm not normal. Because normal is stupid. And stupid is normal.
Life has no respawns.
A Locomotion, BeamNG.drive, and OpenTTD enthusiast and amateur photographer. Also getting into model railroading.
Life has no respawns.
A Locomotion, BeamNG.drive, and OpenTTD enthusiast and amateur photographer. Also getting into model railroading.
Re: How do people keep finding this game
I found it when I was looking at Chris Sawyers wikipedia.
I played Rollercoaster Tycoon for years, and I like these kind of games like Locomotion so yeah..
Now I play it every now and then.
I played Rollercoaster Tycoon for years, and I like these kind of games like Locomotion so yeah..
Now I play it every now and then.
Re: How do people keep finding this game
This thread should be titled "How do people keep finding this thread."
Re: How do people keep finding this game
rdrdrdrd wrote:we should change this to "how do people keep finding this topic"
May the force be with you.
For little boys, three things reign as supreme attention-keepers: tanks, heavy construction equipment, and trains, we all know why where here.
"Computer games don't affect kids; I mean if Pac-Man affected us as kids, we'd all be running around in darkened rooms, munching magic pills and listening to repetitive electronic music."
For little boys, three things reign as supreme attention-keepers: tanks, heavy construction equipment, and trains, we all know why where here.
"Computer games don't affect kids; I mean if Pac-Man affected us as kids, we'd all be running around in darkened rooms, munching magic pills and listening to repetitive electronic music."
Re: How do people keep finding this game
My mistake
At least they're only 2-month bumps for the most part.
At least they're only 2-month bumps for the most part.
Re: How do people keep finding this game
Bumpity-bump. Not really this time, but hey. I found mine at 5-below in 2005, tried it and couldn't figure it out (I was 7 and refused to use the tutorials), let it gather dust for a year, then found it. You can infer the "Hmm, what's this?" caption when my 8-year-old self found the disk in a heap. Installed it, played for a few months, found this place, joined in 2007. Eventually got myself booted out of here for being a kid, quit for a year, then got back into it last year and as a new years resolution, rejoined the forums. I'm baaaaaaack! This is why I'm familiar with most of the mods and users and where stuff is, though all these old bridges I never saw before are really throwing me for a loop. Surely they were common map dependencies in 2010?
Re: How do people keep finding this game
Matsku84 on youtube, discovered and learned it with his videos.
Re: How do people keep finding this game
For several years I assumed that this game was 3D, with limited detail (because fewer 3D trains and objects can fit on a map) and "dumbed down". So I ignored it. But I was apparently thinking of another game. Recently I stumbled upon an opinionated comparison of this game with Railroad Tycoon, after I entered a train engine model in the web search engine. The discussion linked to a few screenshots which were immediately familiar to me, if only "colder" and slightly more silly (RCT style). I'm gonna clear my mind and give the title a shot to see how much of TTDPatch it has implemented.
Re: How do people keep finding this game
Almost none, I'm afraid.
- Nathanxbox20
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Re: How do people keep finding this game
My dad apparently bought it when it first came out, I was about 5 then. Found the CD in a box of CD's and was like "I wonder what this game is like?" I was 9 then. Been playing it ever since!
I'm not normal. Because normal is stupid. And stupid is normal.
Life has no respawns.
A Locomotion, BeamNG.drive, and OpenTTD enthusiast and amateur photographer. Also getting into model railroading.
Life has no respawns.
A Locomotion, BeamNG.drive, and OpenTTD enthusiast and amateur photographer. Also getting into model railroading.
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