No Starforce Please
Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2011 6:27 pmI'm really looking forward to trying this great looking game. I don't know if Starforce copy protection is still in use in your part of the world, if it is, I beg of you not to ruin your game with it.
It's interesting that people refer to the game Detroit, but not it's deeper brother Motorcity. (Released in 1994, not to be confused with Motorcity Online) In case you haven't played it, I'll present the aspects I found interesting that no one else pointed out. Building warehouses to store components (bodies, engines, ect), finished cars, and raw materials (steel, glass, rubber, all with fluxuating purchase costs depending on the time of year). Its takes fewer days to hire employees if the wages are high. Researching powerful engines to combine with small bodies continuously make me play "just one more hour". Sales in Motorcity supports 3 months of backlog which really helps catching up after unexpected events.
It's exciting to read that driving/competing user made cars might be in the works, as long as Starforce isn't there to shaft me.
Thank you in advance for viewing my input.
It's interesting that people refer to the game Detroit, but not it's deeper brother Motorcity. (Released in 1994, not to be confused with Motorcity Online) In case you haven't played it, I'll present the aspects I found interesting that no one else pointed out. Building warehouses to store components (bodies, engines, ect), finished cars, and raw materials (steel, glass, rubber, all with fluxuating purchase costs depending on the time of year). Its takes fewer days to hire employees if the wages are high. Researching powerful engines to combine with small bodies continuously make me play "just one more hour". Sales in Motorcity supports 3 months of backlog which really helps catching up after unexpected events.
It's exciting to read that driving/competing user made cars might be in the works, as long as Starforce isn't there to shaft me.
Thank you in advance for viewing my input.