RSRD Question

Segwin · 08-10-12, 08:07 AM

Since RSRD portrays actual events where can I go, on the net, to get the events, dates and times that took place? Would like to be where the action is instead of ramming fishing boats (which I have to admit is a great stress reliever). I'm glad I outfitted the sub with the new indestruct -o- props.

HW3 · 08-10-12, 11:44 AM

Here is a good place http://www.worldwar-2.net/ Click on the tab timelines then select the Pacific for the year you want to know about. It is broken down by year, month, and day.

fireftr18 · 08-10-12, 07:00 PM

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Originally Posted by HW3

Here is a good place http://www.worldwar-2.net/ Click on the tab timelines then select the Pacific for the year you want to know about. It is broken down by year, month, and day.

Cool, I'll speak for everyone and thanks for sharing a great and useful site.

Denis4510 · 08-15-12, 08:36 PM

I have often got a lot of information from Wiki including maps etc by searching on a particular battle as well.

08-16-12, 02:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Denis4510

I have often got a lot of information from Wiki including maps etc by searching on a particular battle as well.

wiki is about as reliable as gossip you here from women but it can be helpfull to give you the info to google reliable data

Loudspeaker · 08-16-12, 04:16 PM

Now that you mention it... I think it would be a good idea, if the developers of RSRD, who claims to put an emphatis on historical correctness, would also provide us with a list of historical dates and coordinates.

Sailor Steve · 08-16-12, 04:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Loudspeaker

I think it would be a good idea, if the developers of RSRD, who claims to put an emphatis on historical correctness.

The "developers" would be one man, lurker_hlb3, and he hasn't posted in these forums in more than a year, or in the RSRD thread in more than two years. Don't expect much action there.

Denis4510 · 08-16-12, 09:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Webster

wiki is about as reliable as gossip you here from women but it can be helpfull to give you the info to google reliable data

(Love the analogy) You are right to some extent - it does give a pretty good overview for quick reference however - some articles are certainly more accurate than others.

For example I didn't know until recently (one of the US Generals was in Australia and gave a news conference) that Australia had troops on the ground at Guadalcanal. I checked the Wiki page and there it was.

Armistead · 08-17-12, 12:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Loudspeaker

Now that you mention it... I think it would be a good idea, if the developers of RSRD, who claims to put an emphatis on historical correctness, would also provide us with a list of historical dates and coordinates.

Let's see a convoy leaves point A, travels 800nm's to point B, resulting in 1000's of dates and coordinates, you really expect him to list them all. However, if you will look in the RSRD support folder, he does list his references for convoys. Not to mention, you can always open the ME and get all the info you want. The goal was historical, not to give so much info that the game has no randomness at all.

captgeo · 08-17-12, 05:11 PM

try this link, it was in old Ubi forum, under captgeo submarine site's,

http://www.navsource.org/archives/subidx.htm

this link has patrol logs of SS's

0rpheus · 08-25-12, 02:30 PM

May as well re-use this thread as I have another RSRDC question:

How much does RSRDC affect the 'difficulty' of Merchies & Warships? I ask as I'm using TMO and came across a TF with a Carrier or two - nailed one Carrier (just), had em pop a few shots at the 'scope as I tried to bring the bow tubes to bear.

After that I Flank-speeded down to about 450ft, went silent & changed course, then braced for a hammering. In TMO I'd be lucky to get away at all, but I've run the interception twice now (handy save) and they've not dropped a depth charge once on either occasion. They ping a little, zoom around above for maybe five-ten minutes, and then head off again!

Now I know RSRDC reduces TMO difficulty a little, and I know Jap ASW was bad until late-war, but this is late '43... Is this the norm for RSRDC? I don't see warships often and this is my first 'whole of war' career in RSRDC, so I'm more used to TMO difficulty. Any thoughts chaps?

0rpheus · 08-26-12, 01:26 PM

Any thoughts, anyone?

08-26-12, 04:45 PM

RSRD overwrites the crew ratings because it is a totally new campaign. TMO uses more veteran crew ratings than RSRD. You can go into RSRD campaign files and use notepad to edit them, easy, just time consuming.

There is also a mod called "TMO visuals for RSRD" that adjust the escorts sensors back to TMO settings.

You will run into more vet status escorts 43 and 44.

0rpheus · 08-26-12, 05:54 PM

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Originally Posted by newton1223

RSRD overwrites the crew ratings because it is a totally new campaign. TMO uses more veteran crew ratings than RSRD. You can go into RSRD campaign files and use notepad to edit them, easy, just time consuming.

There is also a mod called "TMO visuals for RSRD" that adjust the escorts sensors back to TMO settings.

You will run into more vet status escorts 43 and 44.

Yeah, I was just surprised by how much difference there is in difficulty, and started wondering if I hadn't made a mess of the mod setup or something - slinking so easily away from a full Mid-'43 task force with a good five or six Destroyers in tow seems far too easy.

I'll have a look at that TMO visuals mod, cheers for that. It may be that I can manually set a middle ground between the two.

EDIT: Seems I won't, as I can't find it in the Subsim downloads section, or by Googling.

Anyone have a link?

Sailor Steve · 08-26-12, 06:39 PM

Something you might try as an experiment would be to install only the campaign files from RSRD, and leave out the others.

08-10-12, 08:07 AM	#1
Segwin Planesman Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Ohio Posts: 187 Downloads: 127 Uploads: 0	RSRD Question Since RSRD portrays actual events where can I go, on the net, to get the events, dates and times that took place? Would like to be where the action is instead of ramming fishing boats (which I have to admit is a great stress reliever). I'm glad I outfitted the sub with the new indestruct -o- props.

08-10-12, 11:44 AM	#2
HW3 Navy Seal Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Gresham Oregon Posts: 6,576 Downloads: 458 Uploads: 0	Here is a good place http://www.worldwar-2.net/ Click on the tab timelines then select the Pacific for the year you want to know about. It is broken down by year, month, and day. __________________ "Some ships are designed to sink...others require our assistance." Nathan Zelk

08-15-12, 08:36 PM	#4
Denis4510 Swabbie Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Caboolture, Australia Posts: 12 Downloads: 16 Uploads: 0	I have often got a lot of information from Wiki including maps etc by searching on a particular battle as well. __________________ Aging: Eventually you will reach a point when you stop lying about your age and start bragging about it. One way to look young is to always be seen with older people. Some acquire wisdom as they grow older, others just grow older.

08-17-12, 05:11 PM	#10
captgeo Samurai Navy Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Ontario,Canada Posts: 550 Downloads: 105 Uploads: 0	try this link, it was in old Ubi forum, under captgeo submarine site's, http://www.navsource.org/archives/subidx.htm this link has patrol logs of SS's __________________

08-26-12, 06:39 PM	#15
Sailor Steve Eternal Patrol Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: High in the mountains of Utah Posts: 50,369 Downloads: 745 Uploads: 249	Something you might try as an experiment would be to install only the campaign files from RSRD, and leave out the others. __________________ “Never do anything you can't take back.” —Rocky Russo

08-16-12, 04:16 PM	#6
Loudspeaker Bosun Join Date: Dec 2011 Posts: 69 Downloads: 56 Uploads: 0	Now that you mention it... I think it would be a good idea, if the developers of RSRD, who claims to put an emphatis on historical correctness, would also provide us with a list of historical dates and coordinates.

08-25-12, 02:30 PM	#11
0rpheus Grey Wolf Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: UK Posts: 857 Downloads: 87 Uploads: 3	May as well re-use this thread as I have another RSRDC question: How much does RSRDC affect the 'difficulty' of Merchies & Warships? I ask as I'm using TMO and came across a TF with a Carrier or two - nailed one Carrier (just), had em pop a few shots at the 'scope as I tried to bring the bow tubes to bear. After that I Flank-speeded down to about 450ft, went silent & changed course, then braced for a hammering. In TMO I'd be lucky to get away at all, but I've run the interception twice now (handy save) and they've not dropped a depth charge once on either occasion. They ping a little, zoom around above for maybe five-ten minutes, and then head off again! Now I know RSRDC reduces TMO difficulty a little, and I know Jap ASW was bad until late-war, but this is late '43... Is this the norm for RSRDC? I don't see warships often and this is my first 'whole of war' career in RSRDC, so I'm more used to TMO difficulty. Any thoughts chaps?

08-26-12, 01:26 PM	#12
0rpheus Grey Wolf Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: UK Posts: 857 Downloads: 87 Uploads: 3	Any thoughts, anyone?

08-26-12, 04:45 PM	#13
newton1223 Stowaway Posts: n/a Downloads: Uploads:	RSRD overwrites the crew ratings because it is a totally new campaign. TMO uses more veteran crew ratings than RSRD. You can go into RSRD campaign files and use notepad to edit them, easy, just time consuming. There is also a mod called "TMO visuals for RSRD" that adjust the escorts sensors back to TMO settings. You will run into more vet status escorts 43 and 44.