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Open Source "Red Storm Rising" ?
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I do not know, if other people think the same way, but I still enjoy Red Storm Rising more than Dangerous Waters (regarding playing subs), because: - random mission generator and even a big campaign with great atmosphere ! - enemy AI is still better: destroyers and other ships know the formation drills and aggressively hunt you Of course this sim has also its shortcoming, mostly regarding the modeling of sonars and some weapons A sim which would address these problems and also enhance it by providing to play more subs (eg. diesel) would be my all time-favorite :) What do you think? Would you like such a sim? |
Hi Hawk
Dangerous Waters have also a great and powerful mission editor. You can create your own missions and campaigns in DW. I hope Mike continuing the work on his Cold War Simulator. Marko |
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RSR is a very round down game. A very complete game that features almost everything you could wish. It is also easy to play but yet offer challenges. A truly timeless game. Yes I still play it. |
Hi Marko,
yes, I know the DW mission editor pretty good, even created some doctrine scripts. DW is good in simulating the different 'workplaces' like sonar/TMA but it lacks the 'captain view' due to its limited crew AI and the absence of a generic (non-scripted) AI in general. The strength of RSR is the atmosphere, enemy AI and the dynamic campaign. In contradiction to the existing indie approaches I would omit a 3D engine completely (at least for the first version) and just focus on the topics to simulate a 'captain's view' in a cold war environment. But that's just my personal view... |
Count me in as someone (a constant lurker!) who still plays and enjoys RSR as one of the classic sims I hope will never disappear entirely. And that someday someone might update more for compatability and minor cosmetic changes than anything else.
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Of course, and nuclear submarines in a cold war sim. ;) Marko |
I could model some ships and scenery stuff if someone handles the code.
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Is this the version that came out from Microprose for the C64, Amiga and then PC? Or is there another open source version I am not aware of?
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yes the sim from mircroprose... |
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However I DO still play it on the Amiga because it definitely is and was one of the top games of the era... I also play Megafortress on the Amiga as well as its expansions.... but that game is so dam hard... |
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:rock: great game, it was my first experience with nuclear boats and modern naval war.
i still remember the trick of go to periscope depth , engage the radar and see where is the enemy submarine when launch a sealance type torpedo. :D |
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