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Software News   Software News : Desert Racing of Bardos Demo online!
   posted by Ryu on 25-Dec-2005 3:04:13 (6309 reads)
EDIT Right finally a fixed archive is online: www.IntuitionBase.com/DesertRacingDemo.lha and for those who downloaded the corrupt archive: www.IntuitionBase.com/DesertRacingDemo-fix.lha

Thanks to Andreas Magerl of apc-tcp IntuitionBase.com is proud to bring you the demo of Desert Racing of Bardos.


Please point your browsers to www.IntuitionBase.com/DesertRacingDemo.lha and download the game right away.

Note: We don't guarantee it will work on OS4, we are just hosting the demo as a Christmas gift to the Amiga Community.
    

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Re: Desert Racing of Bardos Demo online!
Posted on 26-Dec-2005 14:42:14
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ah! ok thanks.

Downloading now


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Re: Desert Racing of Bardos Demo online!
Posted on 27-Dec-2005 12:15:23
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Recieved the game today and tested it on my A4000D '060, ran slow as hell both in AGA and CGX (using Picasso 96).
Anyone else having the same problem? maybe my Cybervision 64 isn't enough for this game... :P


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Re: Desert Racing of Bardos Demo online!
Posted on 27-Dec-2005 15:31:51
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I now try download game but DL ist too slow..maybe problem whit server?

And one question..its now this archiv OK? or is corrupted??tnx


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Re: Desert Racing of Bardos Demo online!
Posted on 27-Dec-2005 15:35:28
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As reported earlier I have a 1200 060, and the demo runs very slow in both AGA and on my Voodoo3 3000 with P96.

Admittedly this is with a demo that has known corrupt files.

I had a look at the icon tooltypes though and it looked like (probably wrong here) the game was trying to run in chip memory.

In both AGA and P96, the game takes a long time to load, and the last time I tried in AGA it failed altogether.

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Did it run faster in fast ram? I switched from chip to fast but still crawling


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Re: Desert Racing of Bardos Demo online!
Posted on 27-Dec-2005 19:13:26
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If the archive was fine, I would of said so...

Im currently uploading a fixed archive, and a patch archive for those who've downloaded it already but it'll take some time because I can only afford a 64kbps upstream connection.

As for download speeds... the server is fine and has a stack of bandwidth available so it must be a routing issue with you.


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Re: Desert Racing of Bardos Demo online!
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Poster: Amigaz Date: 27-Dec-2005 16:18:00

>Did it run faster in fast ram? I switched from chip to fast but still crawling



I didn't see much difference, if any. It was still slow.

One thing I noticed was that the pre-rendered intro shown just before the race, where the camera tracks past some plants on the hill side before dropping into the valley where the cars are, this was much faster on AGA (20fps?) than p96 (5fps?). :-/

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Posted on 28-Dec-2005 22:30:21
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Right finally a fixed archive is online:

www.IntuitionBase.com/DesertRacingDemo.lha

and for those who downloaded the corrupt archive:

www.IntuitionBase.com/DesertRacingDemo-fix.lha

If a moderator could add the above to the news item and bump it back to the top of the news stack that would be great, save me from posting another news item


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Re: Desert Racing of Bardos Demo online!
Posted on 29-Dec-2005 5:27:17
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Did anyone get this game running on OS4 ? I get a "not enough FastRAM available" message. huh ?


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Re: Desert Racing of Bardos Demo online!
Posted on 29-Dec-2005 11:22:03
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below 30k/s ?

Looks like a great game though, as soon as I hear some success stories I'l place my order.

/shoe

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shoe: works on classic with 3.9 , there is a success story, now go buy it.


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Posted on 29-Dec-2005 12:16:45
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@shoe

The Demo ran OK on WinUAE here (3GHz P4, Radeon 9800 Pro, 1GB PC2700), but only using CGX. It crashes when trying the AGA mode though which is frustrating, normally either in the Menu's or near the start of loading. Also the AGA exe didn't show the CD "Lade" screen unlike the CGX mode.

My only real complain is the draw distance, which does seem a little close to the user, as well as my lack of being able to see exactly where the course goes.

Also, it took me more than 14 hours to download this thing at an average 3.6K/s


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Re: Desert Racing of Bardos Demo online!
Posted on 29-Dec-2005 19:08:44
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@toaks

What config do you run it on? I have a crash after a while (BPPC 040/25/).

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Going to be interesting if it will run in 0.5fps or 1fps for you since you only have a '040


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Also, it took me more than 14 hours to download this thing at an average 3.6K/s


Argh. Speed like that would be awful It would take 2 - 3 days to download one Linux CD
Atleast movie companies are happy, i think you wont download movies a lot

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We have the first Patch for the gfx-board DEMOversion from Desert Racing. We hope we found with this patch the problem.

When you like have this patch, please write a email to Andreas@apc-tcp.de with the Subject "Desert Racing".


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Hehe true. Last year I had a better connectin here that got 25K/s, but since then my partner moved, and this was the best connection she can get where we currently are - which is in the middle of nowhere

At least I can actually get online


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Posted on 31-Dec-2005 17:53:51
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I can tell you guys that the demo patch works.
it even cut down the loading times, everything went smooth...would be great though if the scrolling was a bit smoother in the game..maybe some fine tuning is needed for the final patch


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Well, I downloaded again the full archive and ran it on AmigaForever 6. My setup is a P4 1.7Ghz, 512MB DDR, and Radeon 9700. I selected CGX mode (and only got one option of 320X240 8bit mode). It ran so fast that it is unplayable for me. My WinUAE settings are for an 040, and I've set the timing to "Fastest possible, but maintain chipset timing".

I also tried AGA but still way too fast and over sensitive. The controls are impossible, as even setting the steering sensitivity all the way down, if I slightly touch the direction button, the car immediately "slams" from one side of the track to the other, immediately ramming into some oddly placed bush or object (and a bush shouldn't stop your car dead, but simply slow you down a bit). It's too bad, because this has the potential to be a good game, but the controls are just horrible. Well, for me it is.

Oh, and the "Lade" screen popping up with a spinning CD in between every submenu is annoying as heck. Why does it have to spin the CD and count up that bar in between every sub menu? I like the style of the graphics, but this one needs some polish before I would buy it.

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