What to expect from "full version"

ugh, did you ever think, that maybe, oh, i don't know, where some people come from, IT's DIFFERENT then that, because it is, because, see, where i come from, its actually caps for emphasis, italics for raising voice, and bold for shouting, and it doesn't say anywhere on these forums, that its the way you said it, so no, im not an idiot (far from it actually) and no, i wont stop posting here, and no, i wont shut my "mush" UGH, sometimes, these forums really irk me.

@OP oh yeah, there's that message at the front of the forums having to do with the vision, completely forgot about that.

 

I like the sound of that!

Any chance of this ever going on console?
The xbone probably has better hardware than any computer I'll own in the foreseeable future...

 

no, consoles are not powerful enough, even next (well, now current i guess) gen consoles, such as the xbone, and ps4, if you want to play with a playable fps, i suggest getting enough money, to buy parts to build a gaming pc

 

all that for beta? seems like more of a full game

 

And to end some of the speculation in here: We can expect all this roughly when?

 

Re: What to expect from "full version"

Next time read the FAQ. Like already mentioned above, it is not going to be on consoles.

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When It's Done.....

 

That's not in the FAQ.
The answer might be... The question is not.

 

Well, my bad. Looks like they updated the FAQ. But in the old one I saw that BNG isn't going to be on consoles.

 

Actually its hardware is actually terrible for a PC. 1.75ghz octa core AMD APU. Seriously. It is on AMD's newer jaguar architecture, and get this its actually 2 modules but unlike the FX series the jaguar modules are 4 cores per module not 2. The GPU for this new jaguar based APU is AMD GCN based with 12 compute units for 768 cores at 853MHz.
The PS4 is also using a new jaguar 2 module APU, but with 18 compute units on the GPU (1152 cores) and a base clock of 1.6ghz, although it is thought that the PS4 supports overclocking itself to 2.75ghz as need be but will rarely do this due to cooling. It also has a secondary ARM coprocessor for background tasks.


Not that powerful.

 

I like cheesecake.


Yeah, all this went straight over my head. LOL

 

VIN666, what I've gathered from all of this is it's going to be a newer version of Street Legal Racing Redline. If you crash your car, there is no reset button. You have to care when driving, because one small mistake can cost you everything. I hope for degradation of parts from the engine (ex. if we're pushing a turbo to its max, it will wear down until it stops working). It should be the best street racing simulator and underground driving job game ever.

 

Re: What to expect from "full version"

SLRR is the only game of it's kind. it needs a serious overhaul to bring the game to 2013 specs. But i have been a fan of SL since day one. It's a shame that the devs didn't put to much effort into the game. Image SLRR meets, Forza graphics and control, and the destruction of Beamng and still remaining an open world sandbox. With illegal street races at night with cops. Cruising during the day, heck even some tracks for drifting and racing. The storyline could be a struggling shop coming up in the big time, but in order to raise more funds you have to race in illegal races. i don't know just make an updated version SLRR already lol.

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which concepts would that be if i may ask?