daft
10-30-17, 04:35 AM
I've had this idea for a submarine strategy game in my head foe years. Something I'd really like to play myself. Essentially a strategy level submarine game, the first covering the US campaign in the Pacific where you the player takes on the role as COMSUBPAC (or a derivavtive of that role as I imagine it would be a much more hands on approach in the game compared to IRL.
You essentially command all the US boats in the Pacific and send them on patrols or special missions in accordance with directives received from above. Set patfrol zones, assign and re-assign commanders and promote aspiring young officers to command positions if they distinguish themselves. Several layers of fidelity, one "cheat-mode" where you always have a detailed position of your boats or a more realistic one where positions are estimated on projected tracks or updated as the boats radio in results or sightings or intercepted Japanese radio transmissions detail submarine attacks.
Would this be a viable idea you think? Enough to keep interest in the player?
You essentially command all the US boats in the Pacific and send them on patrols or special missions in accordance with directives received from above. Set patfrol zones, assign and re-assign commanders and promote aspiring young officers to command positions if they distinguish themselves. Several layers of fidelity, one "cheat-mode" where you always have a detailed position of your boats or a more realistic one where positions are estimated on projected tracks or updated as the boats radio in results or sightings or intercepted Japanese radio transmissions detail submarine attacks.
Would this be a viable idea you think? Enough to keep interest in the player?