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SH5 Help & Advice needed
As a Playstation player for 30yrs i have within the last year got into playing on the PC. I currently have ETS2 with a few basic mods installed which i play when i want to relax and wind down.
I have followed TaffinExiles Youtube series on SH5 from the beginning and really enjoy watching every episode. I talked myself out of getting the game before christmas due to the bugs & modding required to play this game but have finally decided i want to try the game for myself. I just have a couple of questions before i get started. 1- Whats better buy a physical copy or buy a uplay gamekey? was told no to a steam version. 2- As a complete noob what are the basic must have mods needed to be able to play the game? All help very much appreciated. |
Hi df
If you buy the dvd you actually own something tangible. Selecting German/English voices, keyboard, easy re-install. Peter |
Due to all the bugs that were in game on first release it was way over priced, I bought just the uplay key and only paid £5 for it,. That was a while after release.
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Advice
I managed to find a cheap copy online so ordered that & it arrived today, if i have problems with the disk i will just buy a key so i wont lose to much.
Now going to try installing the game, after reading some of the numerous tutorials on here i should be ok. I read that my session length can affect the the stability on my game, so if i plotted a journey which the subs travel time takes 72hrs to complete in game time, if i want to travel that journey on normal speed without using TC whats the real time it would take? I haven't read anywhere so far about the time difference. |
It would take you 72 hours, man. Real time is real life time. I would not recommend playing like that, but if you have lots of free time, have at it. :D
Will only take you 5 years to complete the war. :yep: |
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