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It's a bunch of legal jargon designed to get consumers to skip it so corporations can screw people over unfairly. It's deceptive by nature and a law to put a user-readable summary at the top of an EULA should be put into place. Also, a board is made out of wood. Reading EULAs makes you bored. Please.

I think Nick is trying to copy the blacktron who sank my spessship.

I'm pepper, the dude with the awkward limp! Whoaaha! *lays down infront of nick* *nick stares in amazement and forgets to exist and starts to melt into the ground* At least, that's my interpretation. :S

MAGNIFICENT MICROWAVE CASSEROLE.

Oh calm down. It's a great meme. Bronyism is an annoying meme which should be eradicated. Welcome, new memeber! Please remember the pants wherever you go!

Because they no longer exist.

No, no, that wasn't blunt and it was alright. A good argument, but I was trying to point out how nobody has finished because they all lost interest. Seeing as you're still working on your project, however, I think you'll have more success.

Also don't forget that we (and by we I mean origamiguy since he knows all things) don't fully understand many of the file formats, especially the geometry formats. There's also some fairly limited things in LR1, ranging from no proper skyboxes to AI paths independent of the track itself, meaning opponents can go through the track. Jamesster is right on all accounts; make a fan recreation, like the Open Rock Raider projects we have already. Then you can use whatever formats you want and make it super-easy and heavy metal to mod. Chyes. Maybe even TCP/IP multiplayer support. I looked at your blog and I saw this: If we're lucky, this might not be the case. It certainly isn't for LRR except in a few cases that the devs pointed out. But if it turns out that some things can be added, and from the files we've seen to far this might, just might be a possibility for maybe a few insignificant things that no one would be interested in changing anyways, then a remake would be preferable.

Isn't this something like attempting to put a muscle car motor into an old Model T? If you're gonna try to replace the most important part of the game, why not just make an all-out fan recreation and improve the texture quality and model detail while you're at it? Start from scratch entirely? I don't see a point in trying to make a new engine to use assets over ten years old that were originally designed with a Nintendo 64 in mind. It just doesn't make sense, unless there's some special reason here I'm missing entirely.