Campaign progress

[avee]

Hello.
I like a new campaign style with all hese missions etc. But interface is not completely clear for me. Could you tell me, what do all these crosses mean?
http://img27.imageshack.us/img27/8702/tasksy.jpg
One more question: how do i find what time is it in game? It only shows date...
Thank you.

[Eldritch]

The crosses displays how much of the campaign you've completed. Do the sub-missions (pun intended) and they add up to the score of the complete campaign. Since I haven't finished Total Germany as of yet, I have no idea what the outcome of it will be and if the failed missions will have impact on further campaigns etc.

For the time, press O to get the clock and then hover your mouse over it for date and year.

[elanaiba]

Crosses are (strategic) victory points. Complete the "campaign goal" (for example in your pic British Coastal Waters is a completed goal, while British Supplies is not) and you get those victory points.

Doesn't matter how many patrols you complete. You're still roaming freely, may meet a ship outside of your current "mission", sink it, and find out it completes something for the "campaign".

[ReFaN]

Crosses are (strategic) victory points. Complete the "campaign goal" (for example in your pic British Coastal Waters is a completed goal, while British Supplies is not) and you get those victory points.

Doesn't matter how many patrols you complete. You're still roaming freely, may meet a ship outside of your current "mission", sink it, and find out it completes something for the "campaign".

this guy speaks the truth, well he should know :D

if you complete most of the objectives and get the big stars, you get a Major victory, wich may change the course of the history, if im correct.

[elanaiba]

Not necessarily! In some of the campaigns, we measured the actual, historical, performance of the uboat force as "Major victory".