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If you're going to give career mode a try, and don't have SH3 Commander yet, consider adding it to your SH3 experience. It will make managing your crew and career a whole lot more interesting and immersive plus give you some extra options for your gameplay.

There's a stickied thread near the top of the Mods Workshop forum for the latest version.

Single missions can be great fun, though, if you want to test out new mods or just fire up the game for a couple hours of fun "on the side" instead of loading your current career patrol.

frau kaleun have right!
 

Make an effort with a "normal" mission, so you can patrol,and dock at Las Palmas without problems :DL

In a single mission I don't think you get an option to dock anywhere - it doesn't play out as a "patrol" in the same sense as when you're in career mode. With some of the missions you don't even start at a base, the game loads with you already at sea in whatever location is relevant to the mission you selected.

So when you're ready to stop playing, you can either continue the mission and remain at sea, or you can abandon it by "returning to base" - which just means you go back to the menu and your playing session is over.

It was exactly how I felt that in career mode,
 

and then demand you use the game's all avenues, which are not in SP mode,right? :roll:

Sorry, I'm not sure what you're asking.

SP refers to "single player" mode, I think?

I was talking about the differences between single mission mode and career mode, both with a single player - not about single player vs multi-player, about which I know nothing. :DL

I also,
 

it's how it started with these exchange of words, we mean the same thing was our wires have crossed each other,You see lines above and it has both you and understand these light years ago.. :hmmm: maybe not light years, but earlier

No worries then, sorry for the misunderstanding. :sunny:

No worry here,
 

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