One of the interesting things with the addition of the Python scripts is that it offers a whole new level of alterations.

Bridge Commander had this ability and they pushed that game so far beyond the limits it was ridiculous.

If only 1/4 of what they managed to accomplish with Bridge Commander and Python is possible with SH5, great things are indeed ahead.

I still have a campaign going with SH4, but everytime I go back, I can't help but miss all the little improvements I am already used to in SH5.

Even with its current faults, SH5 is a very addictive sim.

Awesome. Hopefully it will end up being the subsim.:sunny:

Yes, and I hope someday you'll be able to play it Steve. :salute:

Use Extended Freecam. You'll be in FPS mode by default, even when on the bridge.

Ya ya, thats my feelings too. I have great faith that it has the potential to become so much more than the sum of it's parts.
And yes I am aware of it's faults and shortcomings, but they are patchable, and moddable all of them. And in time it's going to overshadow any of the previous titles, of this I am sure.

I passed up on SH4 for some reason, I think it was during a time when I had become more involved in my other hobby of R/C flying and it had taken over for a while and am still quite active in that as my fleet of planes has grown considerably, so I had pretty much stopped my PC acivities for a time.
Then I saw SH5 coming at us, and dropped my jaw.:cool:

But I think I may have to get SH4, mainly cause my interest in the US side of things kinda got a boost having watched the bonus DVD that came with SH5 : "Lost and Found, the USS Lagarto" Stories like that really gets me and touches my heart, and stirs my enthusiasim.
Not to mention my unwavering respect for all those who served in WWII, on all sides.

SH5 is the future, but only, I suspect after the final patch has been released and the modding section of the community have had a chance to do what they do best http://www.psionguild.org/forums/ima...ies/pirate.gif

Yeah... I just love having to dive down the ladder when a Zestörer makes an appearance:o. GWX's awesomeness aside, simply bouncing about with F keys would be a major hit to immersion to me.

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If it wasn't for the fact that you're supposed to ignore them, this would be my response every time a kiddie wandered into a thread to derail it (like in this one:-?)! So awesome -- not only can you walk around the sub, there are facepalms!

I'm sure you'd rather just teleport around, though :D .

"You can walk around the entire battlefield and interact with people?! What the hell, this game is going to be horrible, it doesn't even have submarines!"

First I learn on this forum that Oblivion is heavily modded, now you're telling me Bridge Commander is, too?

Yeah, not much reported on wolfpacks. I had hoped to read people's first reports on 7 day long, huge convoy engagements in the North Atlantic, something similar to the attacks on SC-7, SC-122 or HX-229. I assume that could have be really exciting to follow.

Well by then SH3 will be 10 years old so if SH5 isn't better than it by then then I don't know if it ever will be! ;)

I don't understand that. I still play European Air War with mods, even though I have the entire Il-2 series.It offers a different, more nostalgic experience. I play Europa Universalis 2 even though I have EU3 because they are different types of game. Hell, I still dust off my Command Aces of the Deep CD to give it a whirl every now and then, playing the tunes on my gramophone and joining wolfpacks just to experience different types of gameplay.

yes, there is a lot of potental, but a lot of work is still required.

wolfpacks are in the campaign:

http://i553.photobucket.com/albums/j...isc/editor.jpg

no idea why no one has seen them yet though.

that's the point of wolfpacks, not to be seen :rotfl2: