SH5 Commander sounds a lot like my college roommate :haha:

So what do you plan doing after lunch Jaesen? :hmmm:

:DL

This is perhaps the greatest post in the history of Subsim!:up::up::up:

Having played most of the previous versions I will (for better or worse) buy SHV when it ships; my curiosity level will just be too high.

Do I expect bugs? Of course, it will have its problems, I don't think anyone is expecting otherwise given the history of Silent Hunter games.

The question is how bad will it be? Will it be virtually unplayable out of the box? :hmmm:


As far as another 'Atlantic' sim, I'm just not that worked up about it. We've had several of those, I'm on board with the folks looking for something different...modern boats, or else take it back further to WWI.

Anything new. :sunny:

Although it's easy to forget, the subsim community here forms a very tiny percentage of the sold SH games. In other words Ubi don't need us.
I jumped on SHIII the day it came out and I literaly had to wait another year to make the game playable.
So of course this time I'm waiting.

Funny post Jaeson :rotfl:

What's so sad is, you are too right... :dead:

I'm interested (not actually) to see how many demands I'll be getting when SH5 hits retail... :shifty:

Oh, and of course I will buy it on day 1. Personally, I feel that anyone that already knows it is going to delay their purchase for 9 months, without even knowing what the game is going to be like, should think back on how much they played SH3 or SH4 (or both, and/or other versions) and then think again: those hundreds (or thousands) of hours you have been playing, how much did you pay for it in total, to date?

I mean come on, many of us drive one tank of gas empty in one week or less, at the full retail price of the game...

Give support, buy on day 1... Keep the game alive...

Then I'd say all the more reason to support the release from day one.....as skwasjer rightly points out, we spend a lot more on other things without giving it a second thought.