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Replaces "PLAYER ONE" slot. Download: http://oresome.rockraidersunited.com/download/496

Hey all! I'm new to the site! Lego Rock Raiders has been a great childhood memory for me. One of my most favorite PC games for sure! One thing I loved about the game was the unique music tracks that immersed me into the game. In my spare time I enjoy producing music. Been doing it for a good 10 years now. I figured "Hey why don't I try creating some LRR inspired music tracks!" I tried to keep some of the sounds, and FX of the original LRR music tracks. I'm not super familiar with the PlayStation tracks because I played the PC version WAY MORE. So these will have more of the PC version Musictracks "vibe". I would like to produce and release at least 4 tracks that can be used here on the forum and used in the game! This track is mostly done just a few more tweaks here and there and it will be done! UPDATE! 5/9/17 9:35pm This track I now consider to be complete! Hope you Enjoy! =D http://oresome.rockraidersunited.com/download/499 Give me some feedback on this one and let me know what you think! If you like it, I'll continue to work on some more! d-_-b

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That would hopefully be done in the same breath - if they can get tools from the toolstore, I'll probably tackle ore/crystals from the toolstore at the same time. My implementation of this however may differ slightly from the original because the objects have physics and would clip into eachother and explode out from the toolstore upon doing so. So I'll probably have it so the resources are still stored in your bars on the right, but raiders can take them as they wish one at a time. (This also stops that bug where you build something and one raider is left clearing everything up at the toolstore afterwards )

(don't worry, it's just "Hello!" in polish :)) My name is Piotr, and I'm 26 (I hope that I'm not too old :)). I live in Poland, in a city called Bydgoszcz (who can read it :)?) I play Lego Racers since I was in school (maybe in age 9-10). I still love this game, but I completed it many times and it started to be so boring playing it "normally", so now I prefer playing it in some different ways (the first effects of my playing you can watch here). I also completed LR2, but didn't enjoyed it as much as LR1. Except my not so perfect english I speak polish and russian, so if someone of you will need any help with these two languages, just ask :).

From a design stand point, it kinda makes sense; instead of adding more logic for removing resources from the tool store to carry to building sites, the developers instead decide to empty the necessary resources from the tool store right from the start, and treat them like any other resource just sitting on the ground. Then the raiders target it since it was 'newly discovered' and close by, and take it over to the building site. I can understand that. Its just that, in practice, more often than not many of those resources are not used, so they have to be 'taken back' to the tool store. Definitely made things interesting for me as a kid, thinking that I had discovered some kind of bug allowing my raiders to create resources out of thin air

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYZegq8rebQ I recorded a video where RR finishes 4th. What do you think? Sorry for bad sound quality, but I'm already starting learning to record movies.

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