Scripted Campaigns
 

I've uploaded a Word document of the scripted campaigns, arranged chronologically for any of you who might find it useful. I just thought it might be handy to have a quick/easy referance for these, should you want to get involved in them; possibly a small break from the Atlantic convoys. I've been meaning to do it for a couple of weeks and got around to it today, partly in response to a question posted recently.

There are a few missing, especially in the far east theatre, as they involved only enemy submarines, fishing boats or minesweepers - not very attractive prey IMO. On the other hand very challenging scenarios ARE included, such as Neptune; Der Kanal, shallow water, RAF and lots of destroyers = suicide. I included it because I assume there'll be attractive targets in it, but if you and your crew get your feet wet don't come crying to me :nope:

I imagine a lot of people, myself included, would be struggling to get so far in the war as to encounter a lot of these campaigns, but I imagine you could use SH3 Commander to set the start date accordingly and treat them as mini missions.

I really just made the guide for my own referance but I thought it may be of use to some of you too. The dates are approximations of the start/finish times for the campaigns and you should always check your GWX manual for the details of these and the mission as a whole (RTFM!).

Anyway, I hope it's of interest to someone. Comments encouraged. As always, thanks are due to the GWX team for a fantastic expansion, and a detailed manual to accompany it.

http://hosted.filefront.com/Nerazzurri07/

bump :arrgh!:

Trying to D/L this.
Now, just between you and I?
All that campaign stuff is Enigma encoded to me!!!
I don't have a clue to what's going on!!!!
Give me hex? I'm fine!
You tell anyone?

I KEEL YOU!!!
:rotfl:

Nice consise reference Nerazzurri.

@Privateer. Don't worry your secret is safe with us;)

No problem. I might be wrong but I think many people disregard the scripted campaigns, looking upon them, incorrectly, as immersion. Just thought this would make it a bit more accessible and encourage people to plan ahead with their careers and get involved.