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Traveller · 04-09-13, 02:30 AM

Sorry for the delay.

V2.04 is uploaded. Unfortunately I couldn't get the groups of patrolling aircraft to work correctly for this version. But... I added a few extra goodies that weren't originally included.

Here's the feature list:

v2.04

- All Japanese bases now have surface radar, radar warning, and DF sensors. Range depends on early or late war versions. Early war versions start from early 1942 until early 1943, and the sensors have a range of up to 185 miles. Late war versions start start from early 1943 until the end of the war, and the sensors have a range of up to 275 miles. I based these range numbers and dates on some of the Japanese WW2 land-based surface radar/DF info I came across.

- Over 525 strategically-placed enemy coastal visual observation posts added. There are now enemy observation posts along coastal regions. They will be able to spot your sub and report your position. You will not see them or know your position was reported. The Japanese home islands are especially well-guarded. No more waltzing into Tokyo harbor on the surface. Important bases such as Wake and Truk are also very well-covered. These posts are manned by Japanese military personnel, and also by well-trained local sympathizers. All posts are equipped with high-powered binoculars, spotting scopes, and communication radios. They will be able to spot a surfaced sub during daylight in clear weather at a distance of up to 20 miles. They may even be able to spot your scope while submerged if close enough.

- Over 50 strategically-placed enemy radar posts added. These custom units also have the same surface radar, radar warning, and DF sensor capabilities as Japanese bases. The Japanese military has their islands well-covered with this radar detection network. Important Japanese naval harbors are especially well-protected. Use extreme caution when cruising on the surface near the Japanese islands.

- Wake Island will now have a small Japanese seaplane base starting from December 27 until the end of the war.

- Tweaked Japanese air base aircraft types and amounts. Japanese air bases will now deploy Kyushu Q1W1 anti-submarine bombers from January 1945. Also added Zero fighters and B5N2 Kate level bombers to most Japanese air bases. Plus all Japanese air bases now have some type of patrol aircraft. You should now encounter more variety of enemy aircraft in your patrols.

- US sub hydrophone sensors will no longer work while surfaced, due to wave noise interference. They will now only work at approximately periscope depth or deeper.

- Adjusted enemy aircraft visual capabilities. They were a bit blind in version 2.03.

- Reduced aircraft spotting capabilities when detecting a submerged sub. Enemy aircraft will now most likely not be able to spot your sub when below periscope depth.

- Reduced number of enemy aircaft patrols and instances. If you are encountering large numbers of enemy aircraft, you are probably being detected by land-based radar or observation posts!

- Decreased wave size.

- Added a Traveller Mod 2.04 compatibility patch for OTC 1.5 users (optional)

Download here:

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?sct5qu965k9xv4g

04-09-13, 02:30 AM	#32
Traveller Captain Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 513 Downloads: 89 Uploads: 0	Sorry for the delay. V2.04 is uploaded. Unfortunately I couldn't get the groups of patrolling aircraft to work correctly for this version. But... I added a few extra goodies that weren't originally included. Here's the feature list: v2.04 - All Japanese bases now have surface radar, radar warning, and DF sensors. Range depends on early or late war versions. Early war versions start from early 1942 until early 1943, and the sensors have a range of up to 185 miles. Late war versions start start from early 1943 until the end of the war, and the sensors have a range of up to 275 miles. I based these range numbers and dates on some of the Japanese WW2 land-based surface radar/DF info I came across. - Over 525 strategically-placed enemy coastal visual observation posts added. There are now enemy observation posts along coastal regions. They will be able to spot your sub and report your position. You will not see them or know your position was reported. The Japanese home islands are especially well-guarded. No more waltzing into Tokyo harbor on the surface. Important bases such as Wake and Truk are also very well-covered. These posts are manned by Japanese military personnel, and also by well-trained local sympathizers. All posts are equipped with high-powered binoculars, spotting scopes, and communication radios. They will be able to spot a surfaced sub during daylight in clear weather at a distance of up to 20 miles. They may even be able to spot your scope while submerged if close enough. - Over 50 strategically-placed enemy radar posts added. These custom units also have the same surface radar, radar warning, and DF sensor capabilities as Japanese bases. The Japanese military has their islands well-covered with this radar detection network. Important Japanese naval harbors are especially well-protected. Use extreme caution when cruising on the surface near the Japanese islands. - Wake Island will now have a small Japanese seaplane base starting from December 27 until the end of the war. - Tweaked Japanese air base aircraft types and amounts. Japanese air bases will now deploy Kyushu Q1W1 anti-submarine bombers from January 1945. Also added Zero fighters and B5N2 Kate level bombers to most Japanese air bases. Plus all Japanese air bases now have some type of patrol aircraft. You should now encounter more variety of enemy aircraft in your patrols. - US sub hydrophone sensors will no longer work while surfaced, due to wave noise interference. They will now only work at approximately periscope depth or deeper. - Adjusted enemy aircraft visual capabilities. They were a bit blind in version 2.03. - Reduced aircraft spotting capabilities when detecting a submerged sub. Enemy aircraft will now most likely not be able to spot your sub when below periscope depth. - Reduced number of enemy aircaft patrols and instances. If you are encountering large numbers of enemy aircraft, you are probably being detected by land-based radar or observation posts! - Decreased wave size. - Added a Traveller Mod 2.04 compatibility patch for OTC 1.5 users (optional) Download here: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?sct5qu965k9xv4g Last edited by Traveller; 04-09-13 at 04:14 AM.