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[Britfag]

^ That as well as millions of more facts have been confirmed by the NoLimits team on Nolimits-exchange and coastercrazy. Invisible track has also been confirmed.

I didn't think to check it out!
But if two coasters on scene is possible, I am so in.

[Jogumpie]

Once it is released, they'll get loads of people buying it. I hope. I will.

[LaMbChOpZ]

I'm really excited for NL2 to come out. Hope it will come out before summer ends, but NL2 as a Christmas gift wouldn't be bad. No matter how long the wait is, it definitely looks to be worth it!

[Maxlaam]

Better start saving up bitchez, it's coming soon, real soon!

NoLimits - Rollercoaster Simulation

[commando]

Wow, $45.... It'll be interesting to see just how graphically demanding this "simulation" can be. All of those screens look insane.

[TheRandomGuy]

*Breathes intensively*

[The Stig]

Screamscape posted an article today on NL2. Looks like the Arrow Suspended coaster has made its way into the sim. Happy dance time!!
*dances happily*

Edited by The Stig, 04 November 2013 - 01:09 PM.

[TheRandomGuy]

^ I went absolutely crazy when I saw they were gonna add in suspended coasters.

[The Stig]

The Stig approves.

[Gvus]

Ooo, Gvus approves too! I wish that there was a roller coaster simulator app this good, all I haves is aircoaster, which I can't even get on my phone:(

Edit: Hey Stig, this reminds me, how's Jabberwockey coming along? Slowly

Edited by The Stig, 04 November 2013 - 09:13 PM.

[timtimlaz]

I wonder if this will work on W8, if it doesn't FML. Also is there a discount if you have NL 1.6? I don't really want to spend around $50.

EDIT: Nevermind. I just went onto the website and found out all the things I listed above.

EDIT 2: Wonder if this will be better than Theme Park Studio? Probably in the realism of the coasters but maybe not as much as the thrill rides.

Edited by timtimlaz, 07 November 2013 - 09:01 PM.

[Maxlaam]

More pictures and final pricing info!

NoLimits - Rollercoaster Simulation

Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet!



Another thing you can do in NLCoasters2, add lights to your cars using some trickery.

Edited by Maxlaam, 26 November 2013 - 09:37 AM.

[-=Zach=-]

I want it so bad! The sad thing is that when it does come out I wont be able to get it because it is way to intense on graphics, and CPU usage for my computer. But I would love to see some custom coasters made. This is going to be sweet.

[The Stig]

I'll admit, NL2 is the main reason I'm building a new computer.

[timtimlaz]

YES NOW THERE CAN BE MORE THAN ONE COATER! Now the thing is if I should get the pro version or not.

[Kool Coaster Kid]

Seen the update this morning. Hope to see a release soon, maybe on U.S Thanksgiving or possibly Black Friday. I figure that it will be some time before the second week of December.

[Old_Hag]

^^^How powerful do you think a computer has to be to run this at least decently? I don't want to spend 50 dollars on something my computer cant run, and I also dont want to spend hundreds of dollars on a computer for one game. I know there were a few things posted on the blog about this but even if I can run NL2 on lower settings I'd be fine with that.
My computer has:
8GB RAM
Graphics card: Intel HD Graphics Family w/about 2GB RAM

I'm a little worried because my computer struggles to run games like Call of Duty 4 (6 years old) on anything more than low/medium settings without killing the framerate.

[timtimlaz]

^^^How powerful do you think a computer has to be to run this at least decently? I don't want to spend 50 dollars on something my computer cant run, and I also dont want to spend hundreds of dollars on a computer for one game. I know there were a few things posted on the blog about this but even if I can run NL2 on lower settings I'd be fine with that.
My computer has:
8GB RAM
Graphics card: Intel HD Graphics Family w/about 2GB RAM

I'm a little worried because my computer struggles to run games like Call of Duty 4 (6 years old) on anything more than low/medium settings without killing the framerate.

If you have these then you might be good.

"Windows XP is required, Windows Vista/7/8 or newer recommended
Renderer uses Direct 9.0c in Windows version and OpenGL for other OSs
Renderer requires ShaderModel 3.0 graphics hardware with at least 256MB VRAM
Initially there will be a version for Windows only, Mac version is planned for next year
2 GB RAM recommended.
Fast graphics hardware highly recommended (seriously)
Will make use of multi core CPU, 2 or more cores highly recommended"

[commando]

^That's incredibly vague. I'd like to be given specifics, Like recommend processor and most importantly recommended GPU.

[Maxlaam]

Sexxxxyyy!