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Delgard · 06-11-17, 11:47 AM

I have been interested in submarines since I was a kid and I am a bit frustrated with all the "fixes" and "work-arounds" in DW. I really enjoyed RSR, 688i and others in Cold War genre.

I am doing 10-12 hour days, at least, having to think about what I am doing in D.C. since the election, but, I am going home to Arizona this week for a much easier schedule, mentally anyway.

So, I am watching and trying to understand it all for getting CW via Steam when I get there. I REALLY hope that patching, updating, whatever is not a difficult thing like the older Cold War subsims.

If I had the opportunity to master anything on a submarine, it would be sonar. At least I could "see" outside the boat.

Am just hoping, maybe a rant, just hoping that CW updating stays simple and organized. For $40, it seems a steal and the premier sub sim in its genre. Thank-you Killerfish.

06-11-17, 11:47 AM	#20
Delgard Skipper Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: AZ & DC Posts: 487 Downloads: 48 Uploads: 0	I have been interested in submarines since I was a kid and I am a bit frustrated with all the "fixes" and "work-arounds" in DW. I really enjoyed RSR, 688i and others in Cold War genre. I am doing 10-12 hour days, at least, having to think about what I am doing in D.C. since the election, but, I am going home to Arizona this week for a much easier schedule, mentally anyway. So, I am watching and trying to understand it all for getting CW via Steam when I get there. I REALLY hope that patching, updating, whatever is not a difficult thing like the older Cold War subsims. If I had the opportunity to master anything on a submarine, it would be sonar. At least I could "see" outside the boat. Am just hoping, maybe a rant, just hoping that CW updating stays simple and organized. For $40, it seems a steal and the premier sub sim in its genre. Thank-you Killerfish.