Hello everybody, do you still remember me?
I was a regular on this newsgroup a long time (as in years) ago. And
now I'm here again
I want to pick up Transport Tycoon Deluxe again. I see that a lot of
new tools are around to improve the game. I'll have to give the FAQ a
read unless someone wants to tell me what changed while I wasn't here
I can still still see familiar names here
I now run Gentoo Linux and Windows XP, so that probably means I'll
have to use the Windows version of TTD. Does this mean anything in
terms of tools and patches available to improve the game?
I have been playing some Traffic Giant too, which is kinda
interesting. But I don't think I'm gonna get Transport Giant (by the
same company). I played the demo and the interface confuses me. But
I've seen some stuff about Locomotion, it looks interesting but I'd
like to play a demo first. Once a demo is released someone here will
probably notice and post about it
Ewout
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Re: Remember me?
Op 27 Jun 2004 03:23:51 +0200 schreef Ewout Stam:
so take good care that you download the right ones.
(mostly) but it hasn't got trains in it, and I hear from others that the
trains are the Achilles heel of the game.
Locomotion, I won't buy. The screen shots are plain ugly, and who needs the
game anyway with The Patch going round? TTD II has been here for some time
now, only not written by Chris Sawyer, but by Josef Drexler and his team.
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Jan Willem from Odijk, Netherlands
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Yes, I do. Welcome back.Hello everybody, do you still remember me?
So much has changed, you'ld better do some serious reading up...I want to pick up Transport Tycoon Deluxe again. I see that a lot of
new tools are around to improve the game. I'll have to give the FAQ a
read unless someone wants to tell me what changed while I wasn't here
For many tools/additions there are different versions for DOS and Windows,I now run Gentoo Linux and Windows XP, so that probably means I'll
have to use the Windows version of TTD. Does this mean anything in
terms of tools and patches available to improve the game?
so take good care that you download the right ones.
I liked Traffic Giant too. I tried the Transport Giant demo, which I likedI have been playing some Traffic Giant too, which is kinda
interesting. But I don't think I'm gonna get Transport Giant (by the
same company). I played the demo and the interface confuses me. But
I've seen some stuff about Locomotion, it looks interesting but I'd
like to play a demo first. Once a demo is released someone here will
probably notice and post about it
(mostly) but it hasn't got trains in it, and I hear from others that the
trains are the Achilles heel of the game.
Locomotion, I won't buy. The screen shots are plain ugly, and who needs the
game anyway with The Patch going round? TTD II has been here for some time
now, only not written by Chris Sawyer, but by Josef Drexler and his team.
--
Jan Willem from Odijk, Netherlands
jw dot van dot dormolen at hccnet dot nl
New to this newsgroup? Please read the Frequently Asked
Questions (FAQ) at <http://www.tt-forums.net/faq/>. Thanks.
Adult, n.: One old enough to know better.
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