Rugby League Coach - Get It Here - Page 2

Ronaldo77 · 12-08-2005, 08:12 AM

Rugby Coach is incredibly old, but great fun, played it for a while, gets a bit monotonous after a while. I have Priddo's game, very good it is too, can't wait for the full version.

LordHart · 13-08-2005, 06:17 AM

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Originally Posted by get_the_rhyno

Tried that, click on save and (eventually, god this game is slow) it comes up with a message saying Disk Full, there's nothing on the disk though, so it can't be. Is there soem sort of configuration setting I need to change, I followed Gol's instructions to the letter.

What I said, works for Rugby Coach (which is the game you stated the problem for)... but you are talking about Rugby LEAGUE Coach... they are two different games. At the moment, I don't know how to save within Rugby LEAGUE Coach as of yet, but it most likely has something to do with how you have your settings.

For further reference, can people make sure they know which game they are playing when asking a question. If you say Rugby Coach, mean Rugby Coach, not Rugby League Coach. And vice versa.

Rugby Coach is the single .exe file game which allows you to control either League or Union teams. Rugby League Coach is the game you have to play through an Amiga emulator, where you control only a League team which Gol has recently came across.

Gol · 13-08-2005, 12:06 PM

Alright, to answer a few questions:

Saving in Rugby Coach: put an empty disk into the floppy drive and all should be sweet, if it doesn't work, or you don't have a floppy drive, saving wont be possible.

Saving in Rugby League Coach (Amiga): Saving to the disk isn't recommended, use the save state. To do this, go in the left hand menu to HOST-MISC, and check the bottom left box: enable state recording. Then, in game, simply click the middle mouse button or press alt-tab, then click the power button in the bottom bar of the WINUAE window, and go to the HOST-MISC menu again and press the save state button, name a file, and you are done. To load again, simply load the state.

Rugby League Coach speed: Unfortunately I am running a rather dodgy old computer right now, so I can't really do much for you here. If you are savvy with these things, have an experiment with the various settings. One setting to try is in the HARDWARE-CPU menu, under CPU Chipset speed, check the 'fastest possible, but maintain chipset timing' box. If you aren't comfortable with this, you'll have to hang tough with the game until I can play around a bit more with it, or someone else gets it running faster.

NRL Manager 2004: Crashes after round 26 as there are no finals in the demo. As for the melbourne having 3 byes and similar issues, post them at Priddo's site in the forums to help him iron out his game, this is a beta after all.

http://www.nrlmanager.sonnexh.com/

URLM: I can't offer much help for. Your best bet is to search through the forums at league unlimited (forums.leagueunlimited.com) in the games section, and hope that you're issues were solved when the game was released.

Hope that helps some of you out. Expect a guide to RLC on my site this weekend.

corbally · 18-09-2005, 06:20 PM

umm, gol, just to let you know, on your site, when you click on URLM it takes you to priddos NRL manager download, you might want to fix that.

corbally · 18-09-2005, 06:46 PM

and, I might add, that if you download the demo 2 and go into nrl competition, it says "Path Not Found" and it closes...

Go bunnies · 18-09-2005, 07:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RoosterBoy

sounds so good!

maybe sidhe should have a try at manager

Features:

This game has so many features it should keep every Rugby League fan happy. You have the chance to coach a Rugby League Team any of the 9 leagues and control every aspect of the club. This Includes:

1. Finding a Sponsor to Sponsor your team. Includes a Jersey Sponsor as well as a shorts Sponsor.
2. Setting Ticket Prices.
3. Setting your Advertising and merchandising levels.
4. Building of your stadium. Adding extra seats and so forth.
5. Training of your players
6. Holding Press conferences
7. Talking to the CEO of your club
8. State Of Origin
9. International Games
Plus a whole lot more which will provide hours of entertainment.

The 9 leagues are:

1. National Rugby League
2. English Super League
3. Jim Beam Cup
4. Premier League
5. American Competition
6. Bartercard Cup
7. Queensland Cup
8. English 1st Divison
9. English 2nd Divison

If you are good enough you the get the chance to coach you country or if you coach in the NRL comp you can all so get call up to coach Queensland or NSW.

The game also includes International Series and World Cup along with World Cup challenge and World Sevens.

Which of the games has these things in it

corbally · 18-09-2005, 10:21 PM

Thats what I'd like to know.

Oh btw ignore my last post, its because i put the game into the desktop, and it couldnt find the files, I fixed it anyway

13-08-2005, 12:06 PM	#43
Gol Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Castle Hill, NSW	Alright, to answer a few questions: Saving in Rugby Coach: put an empty disk into the floppy drive and all should be sweet, if it doesn't work, or you don't have a floppy drive, saving wont be possible. Saving in Rugby League Coach (Amiga): Saving to the disk isn't recommended, use the save state. To do this, go in the left hand menu to HOST-MISC, and check the bottom left box: enable state recording. Then, in game, simply click the middle mouse button or press alt-tab, then click the power button in the bottom bar of the WINUAE window, and go to the HOST-MISC menu again and press the save state button, name a file, and you are done. To load again, simply load the state. Rugby League Coach speed: Unfortunately I am running a rather dodgy old computer right now, so I can't really do much for you here. If you are savvy with these things, have an experiment with the various settings. One setting to try is in the HARDWARE-CPU menu, under CPU Chipset speed, check the 'fastest possible, but maintain chipset timing' box. If you aren't comfortable with this, you'll have to hang tough with the game until I can play around a bit more with it, or someone else gets it running faster. NRL Manager 2004: Crashes after round 26 as there are no finals in the demo. As for the melbourne having 3 byes and similar issues, post them at Priddo's site in the forums to help him iron out his game, this is a beta after all. http://www.nrlmanager.sonnexh.com/ URLM: I can't offer much help for. Your best bet is to search through the forums at league unlimited (forums.leagueunlimited.com) in the games section, and hope that you're issues were solved when the game was released. Hope that helps some of you out. Expect a guide to RLC on my site this weekend. Last edited by Priddo; 14-08-2005 at 05:13 PM..

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12-08-2005, 08:12 AM	#41
Ronaldo77 Join Date: Mar 2005	Rugby Coach is incredibly old, but great fun, played it for a while, gets a bit monotonous after a while. I have Priddo's game, very good it is too, can't wait for the full version.

18-09-2005, 06:20 PM	#44
corbally Banned Join Date: May 2005	umm, gol, just to let you know, on your site, when you click on URLM it takes you to priddos NRL manager download, you might want to fix that.

18-09-2005, 06:46 PM	#45
corbally Banned Join Date: May 2005	and, I might add, that if you download the demo 2 and go into nrl competition, it says "Path Not Found" and it closes...

18-09-2005, 10:21 PM	#47
corbally Banned Join Date: May 2005	Thats what I'd like to know. Oh btw ignore my last post, its because i put the game into the desktop, and it couldnt find the files, I fixed it anyway