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sherer said:thining of getting the 10 version. The main ting that annoyed me with the other versions was I couldn't replicate the same races riders rde in real life without them hitting 100% fatigue. If you gave a rider a month off the fatigue never came down.
Has that changed yet ?
craig1985 said:Photos or it never happened.
kurtinsc said:Galic... we get it. You don't like the game. We understand.
I enjoy playing it. While it could be better in many areas, it's good enough to hold my interest... in fact it holds it much better then a lot of other games that are well designed, graphically superior and have less bugs.
What's the point of a well designed first person shooter if I don't enjoy first person shooters?
I like sports games. I like sim/strategy games. This is both. It's also about a sport I like to watch in real life. I'll probably buy it. I'm probably not going to buy the next super-awesome gamers choice way cool graphics cut-em-up shoot-em-up magic mario sit on a mushroom mmorpg starwars superman game... no matter how well it is programmed.
Galic Ho said:There are plenty of low key games that are never marketed well that are awesome purchases. As mentioned before...niche markets. There are also many very successful games that are extraordinarily frustrating. Your second paragraph summed the whole gaming market nicely. You buy what you like. Most games are hype. I hear many people I know harp about how great the 'next' game in a genre or from a developer will be only for the game to come out and it does not live up to their perception of how great it would be. Happens all the time. I was merely trying to warn people that the gaming industry is very fickle and rarely ever delivers what is promised.
As for real life events, scenarios and sports being made into video games. I've never been too crash hot on that. FIFA games are ok, but get dull very quickly. I don't mind racing games, but sports tend to better played or viewed for real than in a game. Also, I couldn't buy this game if I wanted to. My PC isn't suitable and I have no desire to get back into PC gaming and I cannot stand portable handheld gaming systems like the Sony PSP, thus ruling me out for purchasing this game.
If someone made a downhill mountainbike game...then I'd be interested.
Galic Ho said:If someone made a downhill mountainbike game...then I'd be interested.
Denkoff said:Why in PCM10 Charteau mountain 68 Moreau 74?
Denkoff said:Why in PCM10 Charteau mountain 68 Moreau 74?
in pcm 10 or 09? because I don't really think they are? must say I never completed more than 2 seasons as that took too long...wiry pyruvity said:the scouting has gone awry...30% of scouted rookies are modern versions of the 'cannibal'
jobiwan said:I've never played a game like this, so would anyone recommend getting it?
Can you control tactics in-race?
Is it fun?
Would other years like 08 or 09 be better to get?
saganftw said:yes
yes
i play 09,/brag mode on/ i have my own huge database with proly the biggest racing calendar /brag mode off/
2010 version is new,few bugs has to be solved and new races/databases have to be created,it may be playable in winter
Timmy-loves-Rabo said:i get very annoyed at pcm 09 and 10'
it just crashes for me all the time - runtime error
i have installed all the patches, still get the errors.
saganftw said:yes
yes
i play 09,/brag mode on/ i have my own huge database with proly the biggest racing calendar /brag mode off/
2010 version is new,few bugs has to be solved and new races/databases have to be created,it may be playable in winter