Project Turkey

[affluence]

Good that i was away, otherwise all those arguement with promods could have go in the another way and start a war with them.

[Arayas]

Let's forgot about other maps and see about our fun stuff. There is no war and every map is protecting their own interests. Leave it like that, i am tired.

[Ronin]

Arayas I think you did a fine job and as always you eventually came through at the end.
Let enjoy the game now!

Everything has been said and everything that has been said does not need to be said again, to avoid saying everything that was said again and not hearing yourself say what you said

[BenganJ]

Guys, why is all the road numbers missing in Turkey 1.1 RTP?

[Arayas]

Because the overlays are not available for Turkey yet. One number means 6 files, so....in time...maybe....

[BenganJ]

Okay, it was ShirBlackspots that brought it to my attention!

[affluence]

I am finally on sign making stage. So this means it is not so much until the next release...

[Arayas]

[clear F1]

I'm looking forward to it!

[FunTrucker_18]

Yep, me too.

But a little critics on the side.

1) Roadside Advertising: Yeah, turkeys roads are worse than my email spam filter when it comes to advertising, but they are not only concentrated on intersections only. The signs appear about 1-10km seperated from each other and many of them are old and do advertising work for companies, which disappeared centuries ago. I remember seeing some "ETIBANK" public Bank ads on the road but Etibank ceased operations as a public bank 20 years ago, they only exist as a manufacturer and mining company, but anyway. Just a small example. Most advertising is about radio stations, TV, next rest areas, local products and sometimes political propaganda.

2) Vegetation: Yeah, Turkey is one of the greenest countries ever, but on some parts of the reworked areas, there is "too much" (or too sparse?) vegetation around, which causes a big drop in frames (even on my high end machine) for some moments. Not a big deal but can be still annoying.

All in all, I really enjoy driving on the new areas. Keep it up, guys!