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Would be cool, I think, if Ride 3 took a sorta ARMA approach. Just give us the bare bones engine (that's been improved) and a few assets like tracks and bikes but revamp the engine in such away that modding is highly accessible and intuitive and then turn it over to the community. Talented amateurs can then fill in the blanks and more than likely create a better overall experience. That's not gonna happen though, because then who's going to buy Ride 4?
agreed mate, since ive got Ride2 ive only raced the UGP and NW200 and the odd testing at Donnington or somthing. There was a game i played years ago in the PS2 I think it was, it had all the road racing from N.I. but yea that game will be my "one-stop-shop" for racing! I cant wait!
I wouldn be this involved with game had I not broken by back a few year ago hense the PC gaming rather then the real thing...
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