AaronLurie

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Aaron Lurie
Pirates Curse

I lost my patience with you after your first post.
You seriously need to get a life.

If this is, in some parallel universe, proven to be true, I'm sure Scott Hartsock would love to see you talking about him behind his back.
If this is fake or a joke, which it obviously is, I'm sure Scott Hartsock would love to see you spreading lies under his name.

Dual core cpu from 2006 running at 1 ghz.
2 GB of ram.
Integrated graphics from the mid 2000's.

Lowest graphic settings are still going to result in super low fps.

It would probably open, but don't expect anything higher than 10 fps. 

These are all from the Operation Sim Monsters Spectrum Case 1, you can paypal me the $2.49 to open it.

Ford Raptor Hyper Beast - Factory New

Ford Raptor Water Elemental - Field Tested

Ford Raptor Marble Fade - Minimal Wear

Ford Raptor Case Hardened - Well Worn

1 minute ago, OPSITTESPY13 said:

U.S Bank Stadium or Mercedes Benz Superdome

Well, both. But I was more referring to the stadium that the thread was made for.

Yes, but that new stadium is literally sex. 
A work of modern art.

Why am I still alive.

There is an option in the config and the ingame settings that allows you to disable arcade driving. I don't currently have the game, so I don't know exactly where it is, but look for a setting about arcade driving set up and disable it.

Running the Facebook page cost them literally nothing.It's also kind of garbage that the main guys who started MTC were never around anyway, and the first time they actually show up in a while is to say that they are closing the page. From what I understand, there is a lot of tension between the MTC founders and Phil, but Phil is also the only one doing anything to run the page. If they are actually fed up with what's going on with the page and they didn't want to be a part of it anymore, they should have just left and let Phil continue running it like he already was. I think they are a little full of themselves when describing how big the MTC brand is and all their trademarks. What they don't realize is that their brand is pointless and they aren't going to make any money. 

1 minute ago, Max-D-Dude said:

I have marched 5 years of drum corps at the Blue stars and the Blue Knights Drum and Bugle Corps. 
 

I'm more of a Crown guy myself, but I respect you.

1 hour ago, Chris B said:

No, actually that track was created by Aaron Lurie, and we simply just converted it from BeamNG (where it was released). The only thing I did was convert the files into Rigs of Rods. The track will not be "released" from me because it is not mine and currently is for personal use.

I was going to release it here, but I lost the files for the track shortly after I put it into BeamNG. If someone could send me their version that was converted over, I'll release it here and give whoever the credit for converting it.

Canadian toymaker Spin Master is set to become the global master toy partner for Monster Jam beginning in 2019.

Global master toy partner definitely makes it seem like there is no chance of them co-existing with Hot Wheels.

16 hours ago, Big Piggo said:

the most

longest

limousin

Good english, nice spelling.

http://www.tmz.com/2017/07/20/linkin-park-singer-chester-bennington-dead-commits-suicide/
 

I tried to start a towing company on here years ago but nobody wanted to join me in my towing adventures. 

I THINK CAPS LOCK IS ON.

38 minutes ago, vegasfest said:

is it a ford f150?

It's some sort of Silverado.

I think it's hot

1 hour ago, IamStevenMalley said:

The math checks out. If enough people pay $30-$60 for a copy of the game, they'll make a profit.

It was a joke. It would take literally a million people buying the game for them to make a profit.

18 minutes ago, BoomBaby said:

Thats actually exactly why they can't make good money off a realistic Monster Jam game, it would cost a ton of money to make and they it wouldn't sell enough to make a profit. If FELD thought they could make money off a realistic Monster Jam game, they probably would have done it by now.

That's nonsense. There is at least 2000 people who want a realistic game, and at $30 for the game, 2000 people, that's $60,000. Now, if they pay the game developers $500,000 then it's a win win situation for everyone. amirite.