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Old 08-07-17, 02:51 PM   #1
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Default Mission modeling Straight of Hormuz?

Please forgive me if this is way out of the box. Not a campaign, but maybe a busy mission in shallow water in a confined waterway. Ideal for submarine warfare, no?

I'm hoping this avoids a map change, though that's interesting. I'm just catching up to the Underwater Seasystems Universal Gravity Module. I couldn't resist the name, but it would ease some of the navigation issues. Too far ahead in the future for this iteration, but maybe next time in the future.

Kudo's to Killerfish for a killer game. Between the mods and updates, I hesitate to even make suggestions until I get better anyway.
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Old 08-07-17, 08:20 PM   #2
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You can make your own missions, and while the straits of Hormuz are not present, there are a few areas depicting 'narrow shallow' waterways on the present map.


I'd suggest maybe the Irish Sea...the Gulf of Bothnia...or parts of the White Sea.


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Old 08-09-17, 07:39 AM   #3
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Thanks. Actually, I could go to those places in campaign mode to practice. I'm just starting the campaigns and haven't really explored the map in detail. Maybe this week.
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