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Rose 12-17-07 11:52 PM

GWX Minor Discrepency
 
Concerning the buoys... I sail over the summer and the saying "Red Right Returning" came to mind when I read in the GWX manual on page 139 that the GREEN buoys are on the right when entering a port. Was it different in Germany in the 1940s? Is there a reason for this or is this a mistake or am i reading something wrong? Don't mean to be overly picky... just something i noticed while reading through the manual. Btw, I love the fact that you guys thought to put buoys in, and I also love all the other minor details that make this game great to play day in and day out. A loud BIG UP to everyone at GWX and thanks for making SHIII replayable for the next few years (and beyond...? :D).

Jimbuna 12-18-07 06:52 AM

:roll: ..........................So that's the reason I keep running aground when returning from a patrol :oops:

;)

Koondawg 12-18-07 08:34 AM

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..........................So that's the reason I keep running aground when returning from a patrol
Try Backing ino the harbor Jim...see if thats the ticket...:up:

Dowly 12-18-07 08:46 AM

I drive a boat every summer pretty much every weekend and I dont care which is on which side, I just go between the two. Atleast that's how it works here in Finland. :yep:

danlisa 12-18-07 08:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Dowly
I drive a boat every summer pretty much every weekend and I dont care which is on which side, I just go between the two.

Most of the time.:rotfl:

http://img503.imageshack.us/img503/225/newpa1pw6.jpg

Dowly 12-18-07 09:51 AM

Hey! I was the most sober of us to drive at the time! :yep:

Rose 12-18-07 01:17 PM

:rotfl: :rotfl: Good goin Dowly...

Jimbuna 12-19-07 07:07 AM

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Originally Posted by danlisa
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dowly
I drive a boat every summer pretty much every weekend and I dont care which is on which side, I just go between the two.

Most of the time.:rotfl:

http://img503.imageshack.us/img503/225/newpa1pw6.jpg

ROFLMAO :rotfl:

Pablo 12-19-07 08:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Rose
Concerning the buoys... I sail over the summer and the saying "Red Right Returning" came to mind when I read in the GWX manual on page 139 that the GREEN buoys are on the right when entering a port. Was it different in Germany in the 1940s? Is there a reason for this or is this a mistake or am i reading something wrong?

Hi!

The U.S. uses IALA System B, where red is to starboard entering a port; almost every other country uses IALA System A, where green is to starboard entering a port. See this site, which we referenced and hotlinked on the "Buoys" page in the Manual. ;)

GWX uses IALA System A universally, as I think BBW's head would have exploded had we forced him to use different systems in different countries. :D

Pablo

Rose 12-19-07 10:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Pablo
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Originally Posted by Rose
Concerning the buoys... I sail over the summer and the saying "Red Right Returning" came to mind when I read in the GWX manual on page 139 that the GREEN buoys are on the right when entering a port. Was it different in Germany in the 1940s? Is there a reason for this or is this a mistake or am i reading something wrong?

Hi!

The U.S. uses IALA System B, where red is to starboard entering a port; almost every other country uses IALA System A, where green is to starboard entering a port. See this site, which we referenced and hotlinked on the "Buoys" page in the Manual. ;)

GWX uses IALA System A universally, as I think BBW's head would have exploded had we forced him to use different systems in different countries. :D

Pablo

Thanks alot for the reply! Must've missed the reference in the manual :damn:.


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