How did you find out about NoLimits

this is a topic to share on how you found no limits.

-i found no limits about 2 years ago. at first i used rct3, but i didn't like it one bit. so i tried to use no limits and all i saw was a purple thing(the vertex) and didn't know where to begin. after a month or so i looked up a tutorial(which is how i found coaster crazy) and i started getting better.

Edit:i also remember i played thrillville off the rails for a while. But i didnt like it because you couldn't set any brakes

Back 7 years ago, I was browsing ACE's website and saw an ad for NL 1.262.

From my friend, and I have no idea how he heard about it. But it was way back in 7th grade...6 years ago.

I found out about it a few years back but did not take interest in buying the game. I tried playing the demo and thought it was too difficult. Then back in March I decided to try it out again and ended up buying it and here I am today.

EDIT: I first found a video of No Limits on youtube and did some research on it after that.

I was going to BGW one summer and before I went I wanted to see what I was in for (a bit of an enthusiast back then but nothing drastic) and I searched Google for Loch Ness Monster photos and found a animated picture and it took me right to the No Limits website. Then, you ca figure out what would happen then.

You know, I don't remember. I remember I got the demo and that was enough for me to go buy it. I remember that this was just a couple of months before the huge update with wooden coasters was released, it was coaster heaven. But I don't remember what called my attention to the demo. It might have been a game site like GameSpot or IGN if it was ever listed in their demos, I used to cruise those sites for interesting looking demos every couple of months or so.

2 years ago after searching for Expedition Everest Recreations.

[Mikey]

Swamp gas reflected the light off of Venus....

I always knew you were an alien.

I found out about it way, way back at the very beginning, in September/October of 2001, before the full game was even released. I stumbled upon the development website during a random internet search where I was trying to find a better roller-coaster-creation game than RCT1 and the ancient 'Disney's Coaster'. After downloading the demo, I spent the better part of the next month building demo coasters, counting down the days until its official release. I got it shortly thereafter, as an early Christmas present, in November of 2001.

my story is very much the same a CJD, i was using the demo for a good whilke befor it was officially released but i was serching for other rollercoaster games and came across NL

[Dirk_Ermen]

I saw an add in a computer magazine from my brother long time ago back in 2002. It looked pretty promising so I downloaded the demo immediately. After that I was hooked on it for life. Bought the full Version and since then I own NL starting from version 1.1 [:)]

Let's see if I still can find the magazine somewhere. My brother used to bundle all those magazines together. Let's hope mom didn't threw em all out...

[AyTrane]

Ole posted updates on CoasterBuzz over the progress of the program's development. When the demo came out, I downloaded it, and then eventually purchased the game. I was pretty hesitant to spend the money at first because the program was a little difficult to use from what I was used to, but I am fairly certain it has paid for itself over the years.