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Dangerous Waters vs Sub Command
Am I better off tyring to lean Sub Comand first then move up to DW, I have both, if all I'm really interested in is Submarine operation...........I'm having a problem with the learning curve
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It obviously depends on which platform you choose from. On disc 2, there are tutorials so I might suggest you give them a try.
If you can play the stock SC submarines, you'll be fine in DW. The person driving a Kilo needs to adjust his tactics also. |
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if you dont like sub ops try surface ops then dont like that try air ops see what you fancy give it all a try im just learning the frigate a new weapon i used to take like a pinch of salt but they are powerful buggers im learning to my dismay.
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Steve - sorry to go off topic, but you have your answer I think.
Just seen Kapitains sig :- Quote:
I will respond to Kaps goo in Bilge. BOT - Until recently I had SCX11 on my HD as well as two ( 4 with LwAmi) versions of DW. There is just so much to learn with all the platforms in DW that I think it pays to concentrate on a vanilla plus LwAmi only. As a SW diver from SCX11 its taken me a year to get proficient, to my satisfaction, with the other subs - now its the FFGs turn. I think for MP its a good thing to be 'ambi-dextrous' And talking about getting to grips with things - Dont mention the Mission Editor - the busty Miss Jones, my primary school teacher has got me taking 'extra' lessons. ;) |
lol i like the second part :D sorry back to topic
get dangerous waters more of a choice but sub command has SCX which also gives you more playable submarines (using SCX Changer) up to you |
For 'SCX Changer ' read SCU Kap.
A thing to consider is that for sub operations much has changed from SC11 to DW - and if rumours are to be believed ........................... much more 'may' still change. |
been a long time :zzz:
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