Lawl,

Im just going to stick with NL1, I don't want NL2 so basically im a noob.

Have fun with your unheartlined and unsmooth hand-built track and lack of scripts, B&M flyer, and 4D trains.

EH... Scream Machines was better even still. Too bad NL had better graphics and fans are shallow lol. Man I wish Scream Machines was still around

[Mr. Freeze]

Still have it on my computer.

[mkingy]

LuckyK wrote:

EH... Scream Machines was better even still. Too bad NL had better graphics and fans are shallow lol. Man I wish Scream Machines was still around

Almost the entire gaming community is shallow.

[Paradox]

How to download Scream Machines?

[Mr. Freeze]

I don't know if you can even download it anymore. I guess try searching for the program and try that.

I don't care.

[Mr. Freeze]

Well then...

[Dirk_Ermen]

LuckyK wrote:

EH... Scream Machines was better even still. Too bad NL had better graphics and fans are shallow lol. Man I wish Scream Machines was still around

It's still around, I got the installation files somewhere on a cd.

SkyArrow wrote:

Have fun with your unheartlined and unsmooth hand-built track and lack of scripts, B&M flyer, and 4D trains.

Yeah cause you couldn't have smooth or heart lined coasters in NL1.

Also scripts. Yeah this is such a necessity for having fun...

[mkingy]

It is considerably easier to make smooth and heartlined tracks in NL2 though.

[TTD03]

I have the install file, but it doesn't seem to work on most computers running 7 or 8.
The newest windows I have it working on is Vista.

I still miss that free demo. It was a 45 minutes gameplay though.

[TTD03]

^ Couldn't you then restart it an get another 45 mins?

[Mr. Freeze]

No. Unfortunately it recognized your computer and wouldn't let you. I've tried it myself and it didn't work.

[TTD03]

When could you play again?

[Mr. Freeze]

I eventually gave up and got the full program

[TTD03]

Lol so long enough.

[Mr. Freeze]

Yep, you could say that.

I'm keeping to bump threads but in a meaningful way!

I literally feel like this.

Back2back2back wrote:

Im just going to stick with NL1,

Handbuilding is fun once you get your own math formulas.

I've gotten a taste of NL2 and it's honestly infinitely better than NL1 could ever be. If I had the choice I'd definitely go with NL2, but unfortunately for now I'm stuck with NL1. It takes a while to get used to, but the rewards more than make up for it. NL1 was not designed with a large fanbase that wanted precision designs in mind. Ole never thought NL would become as popular as it did. NL2 was designed with precision in mind, and it has a lot of power and potential. The more you mess with it, the more you realize the incredible amount of power the program possesses.