January 2012 New Member Sign Up - Page 2

Marinenachrichtendienst · 01-04-12, 08:30 AM

Warmest welcome, Txemant, Jokke and vonGraff !!

stuch17 · 01-04-12, 08:42 AM

wellcome in Subsim

Jimbuna · 01-04-12, 02:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Jokke

Hi. I'm new here. I've been playing sub sims since SH III and I'm now working on SH5.

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Originally Posted by vonGraff

Once I had an urge to play SH3. Now I have it again! Getting GWX and SH3 Cmdr for the full ride

Welcome to you both

Jimbuna · 01-04-12, 02:26 PM

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Originally Posted by stuch17

wellcome in Subsim

Welcome

notyourbuddy · 01-04-12, 03:01 PM

Hey hey!

Hmm some background info...lets see here... my last and only sub sim was oh boy

*enters time machine* Silent Service for the Atari ST

I was probably 10 years old and it was a blast.

Finally got a decent computer and decided it was time to go on the hunt again. I have Silent Hunter III in hand and am looking for the full realism experience. Just finished watching OLC's Video Tutorials on manual targeting and I'm pumped.

Now I just need to wade through all the mods.. boy there is a ton of em

Jimbuna · 01-04-12, 03:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by notyourbuddy

Hey hey!

Hmm some background info...lets see here... my last and only sub sim was oh boy

*enters time machine* Silent Service for the Atari ST

I was probably 10 years old and it was a blast.

Finally got a decent computer and decided it was time to go on the hunt again. I have Silent Hunter III in hand and am looking for the full realism experience. Just finished watching OLC's Video Tutorials on manual targeting and I'm pumped.

Now I just need to wade through all the mods.. boy there is a ton of em

Welcome Aboard

dragon95046 · 01-04-12, 03:54 PM

I have been registered a long time, but I had never been to the forums to post before.

I used to play 688(i) but I got bored with it since all of the missions were strictly scripted. I had heard about Silent Hunter's dynamic campaign mode and it sounded interesting, so I picked it up a long time ago and then, for whatever reason, I never really played it. I recently pulled it off the shelf, blew off the dust and installed it again.

The process to put together a firing solution is enough different that I went out hunting a tutorial, which I found in the downloads section here. However, when I try to download it I am told "You have exceeded your daily allowed download amount" of "up to 3 files a day" even though it may have been over a year since I was last here and downloaded anything.

Anyways, it links me here, and tells me my download limit will increase if I make a post, so here I am!

JV69PANZER · 01-04-12, 04:52 PM

Happy new year, frohe Neujahr, bonne année! ahoi Kaleun a newbie little player with you

Biology: male, 54 January the 8 of this year, not retired but very tired...
Interests: History (with a great preference for XX and specially the periods 1930-1946 1960-1976) , planes, ships, armored (natürlich)

, models of the 3 at 1/72 scale ONLY!( hard for a carrier or a BB good for a sub thanks to Revell) , and, of course, computing for research and gaming with my interest !
Favorite's simulations: in the air Il2-1946, in the water SH3
Location: France

Marinenachrichtendienst · 01-04-12, 05:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by notyourbuddy

Hey hey!

Hmm some background info...lets see here... my last and only sub sim was oh boy

*enters time machine* Silent Service for the Atari ST

I was probably 10 years old and it was a blast.

Finally got a decent computer and decided it was time to go on the hunt again. I have Silent Hunter III in hand and am looking for the full realism experience. Just finished watching OLC's Video Tutorials on manual targeting and I'm pumped.

Now I just need to wade through all the mods.. boy there is a ton of em

Welcome to the SubSim bunker, notyourbuddy !!

PS! With that cool username, u will probably get a lot of buddies here

Marinenachrichtendienst · 01-04-12, 05:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JV69PANZER

Happy new year, frohe Neujahr, bonne année! ahoi Kaleun a newbie little player with you

Biology: male, 54 January the 8 of this year, not retired but very tired...
Interests: History (with a great preference for XX and specially the periods 1930-1946 1960-1976) , planes, ships, armored (natürlich)

, models of the 3 at 1/72 scale ONLY!( hard for a carrier or a BB good for a sub thanks to Revell) , and, of course, computing for research and gaming with my interest !
Favorite's simulations: in the air Il2-1946, in the water SH3
Location: France

Warmest welcome, JV6PANZER !!

PS! your location can also be added in your public profile !

Reece · 01-04-12, 06:10 PM

Greetings stuch17, notyourbuddy & JV69PANZER, welcome all to Subsim, hope you enjoy your stay here!

Jimbuna · 01-05-12, 10:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dragon95046

I have been registered a long time, but I had never been to the forums to post before.

I used to play 688(i) but I got bored with it since all of the missions were strictly scripted. I had heard about Silent Hunter's dynamic campaign mode and it sounded interesting, so I picked it up a long time ago and then, for whatever reason, I never really played it. I recently pulled it off the shelf, blew off the dust and installed it again.

The process to put together a firing solution is enough different that I went out hunting a tutorial, which I found in the downloads section here. However, when I try to download it I am told "You have exceeded your daily allowed download amount" of "up to 3 files a day" even though it may have been over a year since I was last here and downloaded anything.

Anyways, it links me here, and tells me my download limit will increase if I make a post, so here I am!

Quote:

Originally Posted by JV69PANZER

Happy new year, frohe Neujahr, bonne année! ahoi Kaleun a newbie little player with you

Biology: male, 54 January the 8 of this year, not retired but very tired...
Interests: History (with a great preference for XX and specially the periods 1930-1946 1960-1976) , planes, ships, armored (natürlich)

, models of the 3 at 1/72 scale ONLY!( hard for a carrier or a BB good for a sub thanks to Revell) , and, of course, computing for research and gaming with my interest !
Favorite's simulations: in the air Il2-1946, in the water SH3
Location: France

Welcome to you both

Kpt_Rob_783 · 01-05-12, 06:55 PM

Hello everyone,
I am back after 9 jr. I played SH2/DC fanatic until TS1 smashed fair play into the deep. Suprised to see how many old names are around stil. I hope to start with the most interesting version of SH. I have the whole serie but dont know whish one to start with. Any sugestions?
And Neal Stevens thank you for upholding the communitie.

Hope to meet loads of fellow idiots ingame in the future.
And happy new year for all.

Kpt_Rob_783

Spook27 · 01-05-12, 08:45 PM

Ahoy there! As an avid WWII history fan I also fly Il2 and belong to the wonderful Il2 community at SAS. When I recently got into SH3 and SH4 it was fascinating to see the conflict from another perspective. I wondered if there was an equivalent to SAS for the Silent Hunter Series.

There is! So glad to find you guys after a little research. My standard spec SH3 and SH4 were quickly transformed with more polished menus, missions, sounds, models, the works, what a great group.

For over 25 years now, from when the internet was made of wood, I have always regarded true 'Simmers' as a superior breed to mere 'Gamers'. The members here clearly illustrate a devotion to detail and a consuming interest that are the hallmarks of a great sim community.

Marinenachrichtendienst · 01-06-12, 04:38 AM

Warmest welcome, Spook27

01-04-12, 08:30 AM	#16
Marinenachrichtendienst Captain Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Norway Posts: 525 Downloads: 259 Uploads: 0	Warmest welcome, Txemant, Jokke and vonGraff !! __________________ "Soldaten sterben nie, sie verblassen nur weg".

01-04-12, 04:52 PM	#23
JV69PANZER Nub Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: France Posts: 3 Downloads: 197 Uploads: 0	Happy new year, frohe Neujahr, bonne année! ahoi Kaleun a newbie little player with you Biology: male, 54 January the 8 of this year, not retired but very tired... Interests: History (with a great preference for XX and specially the periods 1930-1946 1960-1976) , planes, ships, armored (natürlich), models of the 3 at 1/72 scale ONLY!( hard for a carrier or a BB good for a sub thanks to Revell) , and, of course, computing for research and gaming with my interest ! Favorite's simulations: in the air Il2-1946, in the water SH3 Location: France

01-04-12, 06:10 PM	#26
Reece CINC Pacific Fleet Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Down Under Posts: 32,744 Downloads: 171 Uploads: 0	Greetings stuch17, notyourbuddy & JV69PANZER, welcome all to Subsim, hope you enjoy your stay here! __________________ *Sub captains go down with their ship!*

01-05-12, 06:55 PM	#28
Kpt_Rob_783 Bilge Rat Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: westcoust of the Netherlands Posts: 1 Downloads: 26 Uploads: 0	Its me Kpt_Rob_783 is back Hello everyone, I am back after 9 jr. I played SH2/DC fanatic until TS1 smashed fair play into the deep. Suprised to see how many old names are around stil. I hope to start with the most interesting version of SH. I have the whole serie but dont know whish one to start with. Any sugestions? And Neal Stevens thank you for upholding the communitie. Hope to meet loads of fellow idiots ingame in the future. And happy new year for all. Kpt_Rob_783

01-06-12, 04:38 AM	#30
Marinenachrichtendienst Captain Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Norway Posts: 525 Downloads: 259 Uploads: 0	Warmest welcome, Spook27 __________________ "Soldaten sterben nie, sie verblassen nur weg".

01-04-12, 08:42 AM	#17
stuch17 Nub Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 2 Downloads: 52 Uploads: 0	wellcome in Subsim

01-04-12, 03:01 PM	#20
notyourbuddy Nub Join Date: Dec 2011 Posts: 2 Downloads: 53 Uploads: 0	Hey hey! Hmm some background info...lets see here... my last and only sub sim was oh boy enters time machine Silent Service for the Atari ST I was probably 10 years old and it was a blast. Finally got a decent computer and decided it was time to go on the hunt again. I have Silent Hunter III in hand and am looking for the full realism experience. Just finished watching OLC's Video Tutorials on manual targeting and I'm pumped. Now I just need to wade through all the mods.. boy there is a ton of em

01-04-12, 03:54 PM	#22
dragon95046 Bilge Rat Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 1 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	I have been registered a long time, but I had never been to the forums to post before. I used to play 688(i) but I got bored with it since all of the missions were strictly scripted. I had heard about Silent Hunter's dynamic campaign mode and it sounded interesting, so I picked it up a long time ago and then, for whatever reason, I never really played it. I recently pulled it off the shelf, blew off the dust and installed it again. The process to put together a firing solution is enough different that I went out hunting a tutorial, which I found in the downloads section here. However, when I try to download it I am told "You have exceeded your daily allowed download amount" of "up to 3 files a day" even though it may have been over a year since I was last here and downloaded anything. Anyways, it links me here, and tells me my download limit will increase if I make a post, so here I am!

01-05-12, 08:45 PM	#29
Spook27 Swabbie Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 8 Downloads: 277 Uploads: 0	Ahoy there! As an avid WWII history fan I also fly Il2 and belong to the wonderful Il2 community at SAS. When I recently got into SH3 and SH4 it was fascinating to see the conflict from another perspective. I wondered if there was an equivalent to SAS for the Silent Hunter Series. There is! So glad to find you guys after a little research. My standard spec SH3 and SH4 were quickly transformed with more polished menus, missions, sounds, models, the works, what a great group. For over 25 years now, from when the internet was made of wood, I have always regarded true 'Simmers' as a superior breed to mere 'Gamers'. The members here clearly illustrate a devotion to detail and a consuming interest that are the hallmarks of a great sim community.