Chatenet CH-Series
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Surnom: Tomart Fortwo Catégorie: Berline à hayon Origine:  FranceVéhicule non jouable |
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| MikhaC14 a écrit Nope, it’s not rounder as much | |
| Aixam A741? images0.autocasion.com/unsafe/820x461/aad/263/845/aixam-a741-2899921-263845320.jpg | |
| TheGreaser a écrit And I thought Rule 3F meant that was for vehicles that were obviously stolen with the EXACT same mesh as from another game, and they were used without any authorization or permission from the developer, not photos (ONLY if they are live-action or, if the RL pics and the game were used by a partnership). clandohoome a écrit Live action cars are OK if the footage was filmed/photographed specifically for the game, for example, GTA 2's live action intro, or a photo taken by one the developers. The rule bans photos or videos which already existed before the game was made, for example, music videos in a Singstar game or those mobile card games that use stock photos. | |
| TheGreaser a écrit And it should not have. Period. It depends, were the Scapes photos taken specifically to be used in the game, or were they stock photos that already existed? | |
| TheGreaser a écrit Chatenet CH-Series front end. I'd show proof with the GT Sport scapes, but it's been removed for no reason. Yeah that would be nice if we could see it, to identify | |
| carcrasher88 a écrit Name suggest it's supposed to be like a smart ForTwo, but it doesn't look anything like one. Looks more like one of those tiny French city cars, actually. Maybe a Chinese brand? Cherry qq comes in mind | |
| Name suggest it's supposed to be like a smart ForTwo, but it doesn't look anything like one. Looks more like one of those tiny French city cars, actually. |
