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Rig'n'Roll Truck racing game, sequel to the famous Hard Truck series. Drive authentic trucks along real Californian roads, deliver cargo, take part in truck races or establish your own cargo transportation company.

 
 
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Old 10-04-2007, 10:42 PM
64Pacific 64Pacific is offline
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I have a lot of models of trucks (it's a hobby of mine), and I would love to put those into the game. I have a few older trucks and I am working on some unique ones (1978 Kenworth W925, 1978 Kenworth 850, 1970's Pacific P12W3 Ultra, my '64 Pacific is planned). I personally think that, and this is my opinion, that having a game like this and not allowing it to be modified by the user with the addition of maps, vehicles and scenarios/missions will limit its sales and the life of the game. I am a programmer, and I understand why you would want to stay away from this - it's difficult - talk about a can of worms. Maybe a moderator or somebody with some "inside" knowledge can let us in on a reason for the developer(s) staying away from a moddable product?

By no means am I complaining, nor am I trying to offend anybody - my apologies if this post has come out seeming that way. I just am thinking that we could start a huge community of modelers, and developers that could greatly benefit both the users and the developer, and allow an already amazing looking game to prosper!
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