Special thanks to all modders
 

Hey guys,
Just wanted to say thank you in a huge way to all the guys dedicated to making the Silent Hunter series playable, and then some. It really is extraordinary work being done here, particularly by "TheDarkWraith". It took me quite some time to become familiar with how to get things working and which mods to place first. Eventually I reached a point where I had to stop going back looking for "the next mod" and simply sit back and enjoy the wonderful masterpiece you guys have put together. Really enjoying SH5 now, like I never imagined I would. Thanks so much!
TDW UI 7.4.2
Open Horizons 2.4
:-)

:sign_yeah::up:

All of the SubSim series have benefited greatly from the efforts of those who have given their time and effort to improve them.

I am sure that recognition is always gratefully accepted.

The community in general is really just great. This is the sort of PC gaming community i grew up on for other genre. That said, it is plain amazing how much work has been done, by so many people, to the game to get it to become actually fun to play.

I took a look at some old GWX 4 demos and got really upset it was cancelled. It was amazing what they were able to pull off....really puts everything else to shame (everything else being the commercially produced games).

There are just too many to name, so i really want to also thank everyone!

For all subsims modders, as Thomas Cook did it : :up: and :up:

Ubisoft (:O:) would have to thank them a lot. Without modders, SH5 sales would have been something like that : :lost:

Without Ubisoft modders have no chance to modify SH5

THANK YOU all modders, as many times before - SH3, SH4, SH5... (SH2 too? Don't remeber it was modded or not :-)

:salute:

Stary Wuj, now from Breslau/Poland
:-)

Yes, there were some nice mods for it as well. Pacific Aces was one in particular that converted the game to a pacific campaign. Was very well
done :yep:

But without all the great people doing the mods, SH5 would have been unplayable..... or at the least a crapshoot trying to play it. ;)

Indeed, having been away for an extended period and only just recently starting to catch up on the discussions in this forum and starting up a new campaign with the various collections of mods available, it is amazing to see the amount of work that has gone into fixing and improving the game, especially since the comparison is a really early post launch experience, with only a couple of mods that were just starting to appear.

It is this kind of community and dedication that make bug-ridden titles such as Silent Hunter or the Total War series, to name a couple, a pleasure to play and watch evolve beyond their limited initial nature.

Hats off to all the modders !

:salute: