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Geez I think we just about have enough members here to form our
own" Knucklehead" club. :) Who wants to be President & Grand Poohbah. :-j :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: |
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I asked a very familiar face ''who the f*ck is this donitz, to me it sounds like a complete d!ckhead''
his reply ''that would be me'':o |
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It also gave me a weird pic' in my head of someone having played the game for three months complaining about balance and then suddenly posting in ecstacy, "oh my God, I just found out that I can launch huge underwater missiles with propellers that blow just about whatever the Hell up!". Quote:
And it did take me some time to learn about Shift+F2 and Ctrl+Page Up/Insert, too. |
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All in favor of BERNARD say "Aye". |
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Well dang, you can add me to the club too. I had no idea about the whole right click thing and I been playin since release.:oops:
One quick question. Why do they call these types of ships submarines/u-boots? The name seems to suggest that they can go underwater but that is just silly. |
I've learned a lot from this thread! :know:
I had been playing for months before I found a post in this forum about the functionality of the little buttons next to the speed telgraph, compass, and depth dials. All this time I was wondering about the "6 Dials" mods I saw, wondering what the other three dials were... :88) The funny part (for me) was that prior to this "discovery", I had complained to my wife that the game interface really was a PITA, as there wasn't any way to specify a speed, adjust the rudder, or set a depth deeper than 25 meters. I used to just press the "D" key (for dive) and press the "A" key to maintain the depth I wanted. Someone should start a sticky listing the functionality of all the keystrokes that aren't listed in the #@(&@# lousy piece of !$(&$@#( manual! :arrgh!: |
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i was just going on a surface cruise and some tommy fella attacked me, i thought this was Yacht Simulator 2006?
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There's also the Community Manual. |
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