The Reunion Topic
Started by
Freak
, May 19 2007 08:20 AM
380 replies to this topic
#161
Posted 07 August 2007 - 02:46 AM
I may say good times... But wasn't really good... It may have been fun in some weird way...
*JJ just confused himself, so much he's talking in third person*
btw I love that smiley
*JJ just confused himself, so much he's talking in third person*
btw I love that smiley
#162
Posted 16 August 2007 - 10:14 PM
Hi all!
#163
Posted 16 August 2007 - 10:29 PM
WoW! That´s sooo nice to see you checking in here after such along time, cBass!!
Hope you are doing well and going fine.......
Now, I am not long enough in this community to join as a veteran in this topic (but still long enough to know all your lovely works), so I´ll leave you to hopefully some comments of others of the `really old and good times``
Emergo.
Hope you are doing well and going fine.......
Now, I am not long enough in this community to join as a veteran in this topic (but still long enough to know all your lovely works), so I´ll leave you to hopefully some comments of others of the `really old and good times``
Emergo.
#164
Posted 16 August 2007 - 11:30 PM
OMG... Welcome home cBass!
#165
Posted 17 August 2007 - 03:33 PM
WOW, great to hear from you cBass!
#166
Posted 17 August 2007 - 03:52 PM
Cbass is alive! I hope you'll be able to play rct soon.
#167
Posted 17 August 2007 - 06:14 PM
Wow, it's good to see so many familiar faces.. er... screen names.
There were a number of RCT fan sites that came and went. Any webmaster "back in the day" that had a links page was always updating it with new sites. RCT was one of the most fan-friendly titles to come out in some time and will always have a spot in my heart and memory.
In the beginning of this thread, the end of RCT Station was brought up, and I just wanted to clarify something about this, since there is a little bit of confusion. At one time, money was a big issue. Because of all of the articles, tracks, parks, extensive community, etc, we used a horrendous amount of bandwidth. Because there was no way I could afford it, I shut the site down for a few months (4-6 as I remember) and we came back with a new design and some new features, one which was a download section which allowed users to upload tracks, parks, etc into a database, instead of emailing them to me, as had been done for the past several years. Unfortunately, that version of the site just wasn't "ready" in my opinion. I gave things a few months, but I wasn't able to get the site to a quality I was happy with. I'm not the kind of person who likes to do a half-assed job, so I decided to just close the site. It came rather sudden, I admit, and it angered a lot of people.
There were a lot of good times back then. It's still good to see that some sites are still up and running.
There were a number of RCT fan sites that came and went. Any webmaster "back in the day" that had a links page was always updating it with new sites. RCT was one of the most fan-friendly titles to come out in some time and will always have a spot in my heart and memory.
In the beginning of this thread, the end of RCT Station was brought up, and I just wanted to clarify something about this, since there is a little bit of confusion. At one time, money was a big issue. Because of all of the articles, tracks, parks, extensive community, etc, we used a horrendous amount of bandwidth. Because there was no way I could afford it, I shut the site down for a few months (4-6 as I remember) and we came back with a new design and some new features, one which was a download section which allowed users to upload tracks, parks, etc into a database, instead of emailing them to me, as had been done for the past several years. Unfortunately, that version of the site just wasn't "ready" in my opinion. I gave things a few months, but I wasn't able to get the site to a quality I was happy with. I'm not the kind of person who likes to do a half-assed job, so I decided to just close the site. It came rather sudden, I admit, and it angered a lot of people.
There were a lot of good times back then. It's still good to see that some sites are still up and running.
Edited by Red Phoenix, 17 August 2007 - 06:16 PM.
#168
Posted 18 August 2007 - 05:28 AM
Jim! Alrighty then...
Another familliar voice from the past. Thanks for checking in and setting the record straight.
Another familliar voice from the past. Thanks for checking in and setting the record straight.
#169
Posted 19 August 2007 - 02:36 AM
cBass AND Red Phoenix!!
So good to hear from you!
This topic really brings back some good old names and stories.
Mama Bear
So good to hear from you!
This topic really brings back some good old names and stories.
Mama Bear
#170
Posted 21 August 2007 - 04:05 AM
Hi everyone! It's been great seeing so many old, familiar names. I've never been one to post a lot, but I've still been around, through thick and thin, amazing, and even a little ugly. Thanks for jarring this old memory of mine.
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