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Hello Trevally, what about "In Canadadian Coastal waters" or "The Battle of the St. Lawrence"?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_the_St._Lawrence "The Battle of the St. Lawrence involved a number of submarine and anti-submarine actions throughout the lower St. Lawrence and the entire Gulf of Saint Lawrence, Strait of Belle Isle and Cabot Strait from May***8211;October 1942, September 1943, and again in October***8211;November 1944. During this time, German U-Boats sank a number of merchant ships and three Canadian warships." We have a very good single mission in stock SH5 about Battle of the St. Lawrence, but nothing about this battle in SH5 camapign. More info: http://uboat.net/articles/?article=29 http://www.veterans.gc.ca/public/pag...legulf_eng.pdf http://www.veterans.gc.ca/eng/histor...gulf/suboffens And two great books about this battle exist: http://www.amazon.com/U-Boats-Agains.../dp/0773508015 and http://www.amazon.com/Battle-St-Lawr...le+St.Lawrence This would be really great and logic for the U-Boats after the battle in Artic waters. Best regards, Josef |
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Mr Gap is gathering intelligence:D http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/30th_U-boat_Flotilla http://www.uboat.net/flotillas/30flo.htm http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtop...?f=61&t=148519 http://www.regiamarina.net/detail_text.asp?nid=34&lid=1 http://s-boot.net/sboats-km-blacksea42-43.html Should we wait for a type II before looking at this or build this and hope we get a typeII:06: We could make a .sim to turn our type VII into a coastal boat:06: @ Josef Yes - nice idea and worth thinking about For the campaign tree - we are not restricted to three time lines - we can have as many as we like:hmmm: |
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And about the Leigh-Lights that Josef suggest, I also thought sometimes. If we get the planes in alert state without enemy sighting (think TDW can help), we can use seachlights with limited swivelling range. |
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And please, replace the AI type VII (as Milkcow) with the type XIV in OMII:Kaleun_Salivating: In GWX ist very good XIV model. |
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anyway in my opinion the most logical place for "The Battle of the St. Lawrence"should be after Operation Drumbeat, since both were fought on the Western Front. It would make a nice alternative to The Black Pit (+ Turning point if needed) though I am not really sure that keeping both the campaigns as possible options is technically doable. Trevally, is there a limit on how many ramifications/connections between different campaigns we can have in game? :hmm2: Quote:
You're a clever man Uekel :haha: my first suggestion to Trevally about that red question mark was a campaign focused on 30th flotilla/Black Sea, since it seemed to me a logical continuation of the battle against Soviets started with Arctic Convoys, but indee you may have better ideas! :up: |
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ops... perfect timing :03: you answered my question before I could click the send button :haha: |
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The Black See campaign should be a separate (non limited for only 4 months) campagne. And I wait for the true IIB model with modernized tower for the Flak.
I do not like when sailing in SH5 with the type VII and only modified data for type IX... Just my personal opinion friends! I'd rather adjust until all errors - what about AI XIV Milk Cows, multiple networks to the ports, Fido torpedo for allied crafts, (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_24_Mine) , "sharper" Hunter-Killer Groups in 1943 - 45, Swordfish, Liberators, Wellingtons, Catalina etc. with ASV Radar, rockets and Leight Light? Would be really "amazing"!!!:rock: |
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Any new campaign does not have to fit within the dates blocks of others - so any campaign suggestions can be as long as required.
This would mean they could only be linked to the next campaign if it had not yet passed its start date:up: |
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Yay, I got it working smoothly. I did a fresh install of the game and Bob's your mother's brother :salute: |
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