by jgvaughan » Sun Jan 06, 2013 6:46 pm
Okay, my vote was Yes but my recommendation would be two-fold:
1) If you are going to use payware, make sure you have it clearly indicated and identify where to obtain it.
2) If you have the RW Tools program why not also just make a non-payware version as well? There will be those who don't own RW Tools and/or can't afford the payware or the utility. That way you can test and make sure the scenario works both ways before placing it out there for everyone else.
Bottom line, and I remember Bob and I talking about this other times as well, we can't please everyone nor can we cater to everyone. Some folks will have a broader scope of enjoyment than others, the key is that everyone enjoy their experience. So when it comes to creating scenarios, I for one will be using a variety of the payware that is identified as authorized but will be sure to make a 'clean' version that uses only the stock equipment that comes with the basic program. From what I've seen from the tutorials so far, that isn't that big of a deal to do.
Jim Vaughan
"The United States as we know it today is largely the result of mechanical inventions, and in particular of agricultural machinery and the railroad." -- John Moody