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So, if the Batfish wasn't cracked by the Okie earthquake, wouldja be interested in a road trip to visit that ol gal? |
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What I'd really like to do is arrange a large SubSim meet closer to here, though. I thought the Batfish would be a perfect backdrop and we have a singing group here in the DFW area known as 'The New Andrews Sisters' that love to perform at reenactments and WWII reunions. Dunno what they charge but they're into it. I'm picturing luau and dance with whatever facility near the sub that can kinda fake a 'Grand Hawaiian' setting. Yeah, as usual, I think in grandiose terms. :03: |
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When I started playing SH series and was introduced to the TDC I was puzzled at first. After using auto-target I got bored. It was simple point-and-shoot. Just lock, wait for at least a yellow or preferably green triangle on the target and fire the fish. After some patrols the game kind of lost its glamour to me. After joining subsim and reading a lot about manual targeting, I've decided to perform a simple target interception in real time. After lot of plotting and some math I fired and scored 2 hits out of 3. Then ran for my life from 2 DDs. That took at least 2 hours of depth charge attacks and praying not to be hit. The self-pride I had from doing everything on my own plus the successful escape (plus my almost breakdown from the charges) were things that I hadn't experienced in a long time from a PC game. So I've kind of felt what those submariners had to endure for real. So manual target is still a learning tool. I'm not 100% there but I'm on the way. Same thing for Cel nav. I was only doing Navigation with our zero error navigator and I felt that it was too perfect even for real life with GPS. After doing some research again I decided to try it out with Stellarium and I was offset just a few miles from my DR. So I am more immersed now in the sim than before. I am currently doing the cel nav calculations using an iPad app but in the future will try to do it by hand. The good thing is that Cel nav is optional. I am even complaining that in Dangerous Waters you can't align your SINS. The SINS is always 100% accurate. |
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Open Horizon II, a campaign for SH5.
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http://i714.photobucket.com/albums/w...Df1/Test01.jpg Mod: SH5 true navigation = SH5 real navigation without any AI |
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