Oh yeah! Them are my two favorites to! I guess us log people have something in common, l.o.l..
Game Developer wanting to create a truck driving game.
Discussion in 'Trucking Electronics, Gadgets and Software Forum' started by autobahnsoftware, Mar 11, 2009.
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and I am not a driver
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Making alot of technical stuff involving logs is gonna make a really boring game, trust me the truck ones out there now like 18wheels of steel are boring enough. Now add logs and stuff like that in there then its never gonna sell. Make a GTA style game though and people will buy it. Its a game, its meant to entertain and thats what sells.
squirrellsgnwild Thanks this. -
But if you want a real life game and add some fun to it then maybe it won't be so not fun??? -
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Seems to me that the comment about the allready bad truckers image is valid; and a highly radical, entertaining game that's obviously untrue would do less damage to the image.
I can see the main body of a REAL game...endless hours of staring at the road ahead, CB on or off function: when on, senseless chatter punctuated by sheer blashpemy, when off, same thing coming from a co-driver...all occasionally paused by a slow 4 wheeler cutting you off on a steep downgrade. -
This has already been done. Google 18 Wheels of Steel.
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Noone here played Crosscountry USA in elementary school? Google "Cross Country USA". It's an old DOS-based game.
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I have played all those games and the things I hate are, unrealistic speeds and manuvers. The things it needs are more violations for crappy driving, adjustable time clock, less predictability in game and more realizium.
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There already is atleast one, my nephew has it . you can book loads buy and customize trucks sleep with lotlizards and miss your deadlines, everything. I do not know what it is called though but I'll ask him. his is for a PC not like a nintendo type game
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