New Island for TDU2

[HavockJoker]

Choose one.

1. Tokyo

2. New Zealand

3. England

4. The other Islands of Hawaii

[Speed]

England because it has a wider range of areas rather than just the sloping hills of New Zealand, the downtown areas of Tokyo or the repetitiveness of having another Hawaiin island.

[TriggerHappyJim]

Its gotta be Tokyo. There's just so much variation; its perfect for everyone.

[jambo]

I'd vote Oz but seeing as it isn't there it's gotta be Tokyo/Japan.

[The Queen]

I think NZ would be pretty cool with the mountains and fantastic scenery. Although england would be cool too, i vote NZ ;)

[ShadowGT]

Why isn't Australia on the list? it's the Worlds biggest island!!!

[pizza52]

Could have something to do with the woeful roads and the shocking drivers here. I vote New Zealand- It's all about scenery. Downtown areas don't really work in TDU- you basically go from pure jungle to skyscrapers. Granted- Auckland covers a massive area, but with the small scale of the islands it could work. How about just Tasmania? It's very compact, features fantastic roads, two cities and a tonne of scenery variation. Sure, you would have to avoid the imbred problem, they could just lose the pedestrian thing altogether again.

[ScaR]

... Sure, you would have to avoid the imbred problem, they could just lose the pedestrian thing altogether again.

LOL

 

I voted NZ, as others have said.

[iBilo]

Why isn't Australia on the list? it's the Worlds biggest island!!!

Greenland is the world's biggest island. :P

[ShadowGT]

To'che

[HavockJoker]

Greenland is the world's biggest island. :P

Damn I wish I came on early I wanted to say Antartica but Greenland is still good.

 

Ok well I picked Japan/Tokyo because of the Highway and the mountains they have that are excellent for drifting.

[HavockJoker]

Why isn't Australia on the list? it's the Worlds biggest island!!!

 

I also found out that Melbourne is not starting the F1 season in 2008, boo i like Australia when it starts the season.

[ScaR]

Damn I wish I came on early I wanted to say Antartica but Greenland is still good.

 

Ok well I picked Japan/Tokyo because of the Highway and the mountains they have that are excellent for drifting.

Antarctica doesn't count as it is split between the countries that claimed pieces of land.

 

Australia is larger than greenland in area btw!

 

SQ KM:

Australia: 7,741,220

Greenland 2,175,600

[Smoothfonzo]

I chose England, but why just England? Why not the whole UK? I think that would make more sense as it would bring more variety.

[HavockJoker]

Anyone else wanna vote.

[///AMGedUP]

the new game should be set somewhere in Europe, like Italian cities with tight back streets, imagine meeting another car on a road where only one car can pass :D

 

let the battle begin

[Smoothfonzo]

the new game should be set somewhere in Europe, like Italian cities with tight back streets, imagine meeting another car on a road where only one car can pass :D

 

let the battle begin

 

Well, let's hope they fix the cheating by then, cause they'd just float above the problem areas... "Where we're going, we don't need roads" :p

[Adismo]

New Zeland :excited:

[Mb]

I'd vote Australia if it was there :)

[alabama619]

England because it rains alot and since TDU 2 will have rain, it will make driving more fun.

 

Also England has some really cool tracks

[Mb]

I would really laugh if they put Holland in it, so i can drive to my own house :)

[-Lr-SpeedraceR]

And Paris ? :p Driving on the Champs Elysée or under the Eiffel Tower :p

 

More seriously, I dont think it will be a big city as Tokyo (but I would like if it will be Tokyo with the highway and the lovely mountain roads :D).

I think it will be simply the same style of island...

[Mb]

I would love the Alps. Mountain roads FTW! :D

[HavockJoker]

England because it rains alot and since TDU 2 will have rain, it will make driving more fun.

 

Also England has some really cool tracks

SILVERSTONE!!!

[Mico Spoonage]

i think the whole of uk because scotland has lots of hills and widy roads but england has the big cities flatter land ( also there are lots of british racetracks )