Midtown Madness (1999)
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Type: Racing Developer: Angel Studios Publisher: Microsoft Corporation Platforms: PC Damageable vehicles: Yes Contributors (in progress): TBD |
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Midtown Madness (1999) | Silnev wrote You misunderstood what I said. I'm not saying all test vehicles aren't allowed but the one you added. The orb with wheels kind are not allowed because they basically exist to test things like lighting or reflections. Someone added one like that to burnout paradise and it was removed from that entry aswell. You remind me to the legendary ball car in NFS Carbon, which originally going to be a 911 Turbo S but later canceled | |
Midtown Madness (1999) | Auto-Friki wrote That is, if I add for example ... I make it up, an apple with wheels (I doubt that there is a test vehicle like this in a video game) Are vehicles like this not accepted? As a test vehicle an apple wouldn't be allowed. | |
Midtown Madness (1999) | Auto-Friki wrote And what about the classic Cadillac Eldorado, the lunar rover, and the Silver Eagle from Midtown Madness 2? Not the three test vehicles? Because the Silver Eagle, the Racing Madness Fandom says, was a test vehicle if the American Eagle failed the towing test. You misunderstood what I said. I'm not saying all test vehicles aren't allowed but the one you added. The orb with wheels kind are not allowed because they basically exist to test things like lighting or reflections. Someone added one like that to burnout paradise and it was removed from that entry aswell. -- Last edit: 2021-10-03 17:17:15 | |
Midtown Madness (1999) | Auto-Friki wrote Last night I posted a Midtown Madness test vehicle, which was the disco ball. What happened? It was rejected as those kinds of test vehicles aren't allowed. | |
Midtown Madness (1999) | Auto-Friki wrote The traffic vehicles could not be classified as "Unplayable"? As long as it's not possible to play with them at any time, sure |
