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Kptlt. Neuerburg 05-23-07 09:33 PM

You know what I've got a better idea. Why not have a "combo sim"? This sim would be able to run on older video cards and the player could pick if they wanted to command a sub or ship in the RN,USN,IJN,Kreigsmarine,and the Russian Navy and the players career could go from WW1-WW2, and end after the cold war or go the the present, and the player can switch from ship to sub and vice versa, as well as have the correct rank starting in basic training up to the highest rank in that countrys navy. And all previous ideas that I stated at the begining of this post.

Kptlt. Neuerburg 07-06-07 04:00 PM

Well looks like the game Battlestations Midway has taken my idea!!! Well at least to some extent,it looks good though.

Konovalov 07-06-07 04:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Hitman
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For all the things youve said here i would sacrifice beatiful graphics from SH4!I would even pay Ubi double price for SHV with all those features.
I would even forgive them all bugs
That's the irony of these games:hmm: I think exactly the same, and would pay not double but three times as much a normal game for a really really good and bug-free sim. Using very simple maths, UBI could earn the same with 1/3 customers if more people thought as me, which I think is the case for at least 1/3 of the buyers of SH4:hmm: . But trying to please wider audience that has in fact less interest in naval games and is more used to other genres, ends up shifting development efforts into areas that are nice looking but pretty unimportant when compared to core gaming.

I completely agree with what you have said here. :yep:

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Originally Posted by Hitman
I don't get it, they know they are in a niche market, yet they refuse to benefit from the good points of niche markets: Loyal customers with much more money available (Age average higher) and ready to pay more for a good game. Why do they fail to recognize that? :damn:

Such is life...:nope:

Good question. If only they could provide us with an answer that makes sense. :-?

Sailor Steve 07-06-07 04:30 PM

Since this is at least the fifth SH5 thread I've read this year, I have nothing left to say.

joegrundman 07-06-07 07:12 PM

The other game i play, total war, which is similar to SH in many ways, is also peppered with threads talking about the next generation of the game. The problem is that in each thread there may only be none, one or two orginal suggestions, a lot of repetition, and the thread rapidly drops down into the depths and the process starts all over again a few weeks later. The good ideas are lost.

I think there are already some great ideas in this thread and no doubt sailor steve and others have come up with all manner of equally great, or even greater ideas, but may never be seen by anyone.

I think this could be solved by a stickied thread under the control of one moderator or community long timer. The first post could be used for storing the best ideas in concise format. All ideas and suggestions would be posted in the thread, and for an idea to be added to the first post it would need to be seconded and thirded by other members. Something similar, but without the seconding aspect, can be seen here if you are interested http://forums.totalwar.org/vb/showthread.php?t=59901

This way, the finest ideas would represent Subsim's considered suggestions for the designers of the next SH game and would be kept in a place where the designers can easily find them!

It is obviously not the case that every idea can or will be used, but it is also not the case that every possiblity will naturally occur to game developers. There's always stuff that people haven't thought of.

For me, I have a long list of suggestions too, but that's enough for one post :up:

johan_d 07-06-07 07:26 PM

Well, I hate those damn Egyptians. And the Cartageners (or whatever they are called in English)

Rome Total war is a great game, but gets very repetative later on, and .. boring.

But alas, I stubled on http://dangerdeep.sourceforge.net/gallery.html

So SOMEONE is indeed busy with alternatives.. tried a brief test, not too bad but one needs to get aquanted alot.
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joemcg 07-07-07 02:30 PM

A game that actually was tested before being foisted upon us and actually semi works as advertised. Realize that it is too much to ask tho...

kiwi_2005 07-07-07 04:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Kptlt. Hellmut Neuerburg
If UBISOFT does come out with a SHV what is it that we want? More realism,sub vs. sub combat, multible theaters of war and navies and better and more classes of subs and ships, better looking ports, air raids on ports, laying on the bottom of the ocean in a sub, being able to get to all parts of the sub, seeing the crew moving about the sub and on ships, alarms when a warship gets it, sub to sub communication through radio, signal flags,and lights, and can run in windows XP and Vista and on GeForce cards from 5200 and up and whatever good ATI video cards.

What your asking for they wont beable to make the game run on GF 5200 cards - it would be more like the 7 series nvidia cards for SH5. I agree with everything else you say for the game would be awesome.

They're running out of ideas, the americans and german subs have been done twice now. Whats SH5 going to be? Maybe British/Japanese and Russian careers?

TwistedFemur 07-07-07 06:30 PM

Wolfpacks:up:

Monica Lewinsky 07-07-07 06:46 PM

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Originally Posted by its a viic
What about ww1? I am not sure if there is one out right now. But it would be pretty cool to be the germans in ww1 in a sub.

Link is from subsim's main page.
http://www.gamershell.com/news/39407.html

rascal101 07-07-07 10:12 PM

Bloody working game would be a bonus!

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Originally Posted by filefool
Dear Santa Clause, I've been really good this year and i don't want too much this (or next) year.

Just give goddamn working AI subs!

Subs that:
shoot torpedoes
submerge and surface
organize themselves in wolfpacks
react on the players contact report


Spruence M 07-07-07 11:26 PM

I can't say enough about Golden's post about features. A game like that would be, for the lack of a better word, astounding. Even Flabergasting. I think I would drown in the immersion.

Atlantic, Pacific, would'nt matter. I'd have true reason to roll my patrol map on the wall next to me, buy red lights for my computer room, a water fountain, and spend hundreds of dollars on surrond sound. Would be fantastic. Glorious beyond belief.

On a second note: I am an American. I know that the American fleet boats were better constructed and equiped than the U-Boats of the Atlantic theatre. However, the U-Boats have a certain mystic about them, somthing about being the underdog that gets me going. Lets throw ourselves back into the Atlantic next time. :)

Does surrond sound work in SHIV or SH3?

MENTAT 07-09-07 05:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Kptlt. Hellmut Neuerburg
Well looks like the game Battlestations Midway has taken my idea!!! Well at least to some extent,it looks good though.

Oh that crap, that is not a game, that is an arcade for the kids!

MENTAT 07-09-07 06:03 AM

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Originally Posted by johan_d
Well, I hate those damn Egyptians. And the Cartageners (or whatever they are called in English)

Rome Total war is a great game, but gets very repetative later on, and .. boring.

RTW is a great game indeed. The problem with it is not its being repetative, the campaign map is limited. Battles are hell, best in the market, but city management and diplomacy is pathetic.

but who cares for diplomacy? slaughter them all !

bruschi sauro 07-09-07 07:46 AM

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Originally Posted by STEED
If ubi did SH5 I would be certain many people will think twice about buying it after the spectra of SH4. If some one else did it well maybe. :hmm:

Has the series come to an end I don't know but I hope not.

Yes you are right, the series of silent hunter is finish.:shifty:


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