Boston Bob wrote:Paul: Here's my take on new features to VRS. Live bait gets a 10 from me and a river or two would be great too.
Now here's where I might differ from your other users: I personally feel that RWFF got away from you when you allowed everyone to add
their personal outings to the game. Now, I'm not against adding lakes etc. but you should have control over the add ons. I want them
to be as good as the original and you would have to admit that some outings in RWFF fell below a set standard. Now I haven't been adding
any outings from RWFF since I have been fishing VRS and there are probably 30 or more outings now. This is way to much for anyone to absorb much
less fish. How can you possibly fish over 100 outings in RWFF. All I'm trying to say is to keep the add ons to VRS under your control.
I probably should have let you know my feelings on this personally but if the Bass fishermen and women in this game came from RWFF they would know
what I'm talking about.
Hey, that's what this forum is all about, telling others and Paul how you feel.
My best always and tight lines....
Boston Bob
I total agree. Most of the last RWFF custom outings I havn't download anymore, because they are really bad. Some points:
1) First of all: Wrong casting perspective, respectively wrong pics. Has anybody flyfish from a 30 meter high bridge or from a helicopter?
2) Too easy to catch trophies. Catching the big ones should be a highlight and not a every day experience.
3) Crazy locations: "Swedish Rivers", "Fishing Scotland", "Fishing Bulgaria" and so on.. What's that? Which rivers are meant? I don't like fish a simple collection of pics, but real exist waters.
4) Bad quality of the used pictures. Blurred without contrast.
Now there are about 150 custom outings, but only a few of high quality.
Customs outings for VRS should avoid these dilemma. Fishsim has found a good way. All addons must be send to the author. He check it and release it as validated outing.
Sorry for the harsh words. I really don't want to slight anybody...
Sorry for my bad english.

Regards Peter