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POLL: Who Do You Think Did The Models & Model Texturing For MSTS2
Posted by ssw_96 on May-17-03, 04:14 PM EDT
Result after a total of 14 votes
Microsoft 2 votes, 14% Vote for this choice Kuju 1 votes, 7% Vote for this choice Train Artisan 10 votes, 71% Vote for this choice Other 3rd Party Developers 1 votes, 7% Vote for this choice
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Who Did The Models & Model Texturing For MSTS2 [View All], ssw_96, 04:14 PM, May-17-03, (0) Well, ssw_96, May-17-03, 04:17 PM, (1) RE: Well, Fastruck, May-17-03, 04:55 PM, (2) RE: Well, ssw_96, May-17-03, 09:09 PM, (3) RE: Well, Dash9_Man, May-18-03, 09:09 AM, (4) RE: Well, ssw_96, May-18-03, 09:15 AM, (5) RE: Well, TrainFreak, May-19-03, 09:10 AM, (6) RE: Well, Hack, May-19-03, 09:21 AM, (7) RE: Well, seern, May-19-03, 09:29 AM, (8) RE: Well, Hack, May-19-03, 09:50 AM, (10) RE: Well, ctillier, May-19-03, 09:35 AM, (9)
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The reason I say TA is because looking at the screenshots, and the Pennsy steamer and cars, that sure looks like TA's work. And the fact that they have already did work with TA on the 1.2 update that further pushes my assesment towards TA.
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I say three Microsoft Kuju TA.Microsoft an Train Artisan for the train models and last but no least kuju for the people, routes,and buildings and also turntables.
just a guest tho.
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Yeah i'll say that TA covered the american models and MS covered the foreign roads, or kuju, either one.
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I don't know, that NS loco kinda looked like a product of Microsoft. But I'd bet money that the Pennsy steamer is from TA.
-Sam
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Do you know where I can see a pic of the NS loco?
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I'd guess some of the European developers would be involved too.. Pro-Train with the modern-day German and Swiss stuff, and the British guys who made the Class 50 add-on with the UK route, perhaps?
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As posted elsewhere, MS and Kuju are creating the content for MSTS2. According to Rick Selby at MS, there are no 3rd party developers involved.Cheers!
Marc - 3DTrains
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Marc, I would say that Rick Shelby is blowing smoke to cover what is going on with MSTS2. If there are third parties involved: 1. They will not be saying anything due to NDA's and 2. M$ won't reveal that kind of detail until release in the acknowledgements.
Sharon Evans
Glen Allen, Virginia
Activities are what makes MSTS run.
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Then by all means, keep those rumors flowing.Cheers!
Marc - 3DTrains
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Marc,I think I understand. We have the same situation as for the MSTS 1.2 patch -- I'm referring in particular to the new Kuju SD40-2 cheers
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Clem
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