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Post Wed Feb 19, 2014 6:09 am

specialist parts (Brembo, Sparco etc.)

ok, i know about divisons and in-house tuners will be around, but what about companies that just develop specialist parts?

Nardi steering wheels, hand-made from wood in Italy
Brembo brakes, again made by Italians and are the go to guys to get performance brakes
Sparco seats and apparel, again Italians

but i guess you get my idea
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Post Wed Feb 19, 2014 6:31 am

Re: specialist parts (Brembo, Sparco etc.)

The devs have already dismissed the idea of this. Their discussion is found in this thread:

http://automationgame.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=2235

Killrob made a great quote (as usual) about the issue:

Killrob wrote:I don't care if "tires are different", tires have several technical parameters like softness/grip, profile, comfort, etc. already (because they ARE important), if you get them from company A or B doesn't change anything.


His quote was specifically about tires, but applies for all other parts of the car such as brakes, engine, etc. Secondly, you cannot choose different steering wheels. There will be "three selections of interior packages: Interior (from basic to luxury/handmade), Safety Equipment (from none to advanced) and Entertainment (from none to luxury)." So no option for customizing steering wheel/seats.
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Post Wed Feb 19, 2014 11:49 pm

Re: specialist parts (Brembo, Sparco etc.)

i didn't really mean customizing, but ok

more like performance stuff that you could retrofit from another model
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Post Thu Feb 20, 2014 3:07 am

Re: specialist parts (Brembo, Sparco etc.)

So what you are saying, is that you, as a company, can sell just parts, to be bought by targetgroups? Like, young drivers that want to fit their VW Golf mark IV with brembo brakes, for example?
Way too deep if you ask me, for now. Though I see it as a fun addition, that you could just sell carparts. But that would mean you would have to design those parts individually.
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Post Thu Feb 20, 2014 8:44 am

Re: specialist parts (Brembo, Sparco etc.)

I think that the idea strays too far from the main idea of Automation. The game is supposed to be a intuitive and in-depth car tycoon game, not a game full of confusing options and micromanagement. I think that designing specialist parts is just not fun. Would you buy the game "Steering Wheel Designer Tycoon"?
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Post Thu Feb 20, 2014 9:02 am

Re: specialist parts (Brembo, Sparco etc.)

think of it this way - a check option to have better whatever part installed from this company which would make the car more desirable or less desirable
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Post Thu Feb 20, 2014 9:59 am

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Nah, I don't want that. I'm hap[py enough with the game the devs have planned it now.
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Post Thu Feb 20, 2014 10:01 am

Re: specialist parts (Brembo, Sparco etc.)

As far as I know, there will not be an option to do that, nor will the devs add it. The devs have made it quite clear that there will be three selections of interior packages: Interior (from basic to luxury/handmade), Safety Equipment (from none to advanced) and Entertainment (from none to luxury). The devs have not stated that they will make it any different, or add checkboxes.
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Re: specialist parts (Brembo, Sparco etc.)

Yeah, adding brands of specialist parts will just make things needlessly complicated for very little gameplay benefit.
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Post Fri Feb 21, 2014 5:27 am

Re: specialist parts (Brembo, Sparco etc.)

Daffy, will we be able to make a 2010 car with no optionals like in 1950?
Or will we be forced to add a standard equipment? You know I like the statement of Henry Ford! ;)
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Post Fri Feb 21, 2014 6:58 pm

Re: specialist parts (Brembo, Sparco etc.)

The basic / none packages will more or less cover that. They would still include some things but would be more or less what you are aiming for there.
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Post Sun Feb 23, 2014 10:28 pm

Re: specialist parts (Brembo, Sparco etc.)

Killrob wrote:The basic / none packages will more or less cover that. They would still include some things but would be more or less what you are aiming for there.


I mean my question was about the "real" creation "low-cost" sub-brand (or main brand, depends on the type of game I want to "choos"), If I would project a Dacia-like or Tata-like cars I'll need a almost modern chassis and engine, but no or very rare optionals, but not only in a budget/city car, but also in a low-cost station wagon or MPV or SUV.
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Post Sun Feb 23, 2014 11:46 pm

Re: specialist parts (Brembo, Sparco etc.)

maybe using the packages from a previous decade will do you you're aiming for
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Post Mon Feb 24, 2014 1:14 am

Re: specialist parts (Brembo, Sparco etc.)

And you will get quality sliders to reduce cost and positive effects of the packages.
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Post Mon Feb 24, 2014 5:06 am

Re: specialist parts (Brembo, Sparco etc.)

Der Bayer wrote:And you will get quality sliders to reduce cost and positive effects of the packages.


Oh sorry, my fault, I always forget the "tech-quality" slider because I didn't understand how it works! :oops:
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