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B.N.R.T. · 01-07-09, 08:32 AM

Although I don't play SH3 much anymore lately, I did feel some sense of guilt when I sunk a ship. I have to think about a Dutch writer named Jan de Hartog in a book about a tug-boat captain or crew in WWII. In particular a scene where he described people in the icy cold waters, covered in oil and screaming for help. They were completely covered in black, sticky oil and their screaming mouths were pink holes. I don't remember the title of the book, perhaps someone else does.

So yes, I do think about the lives that were lost (on both sides) in the U-boat war but still remember it's only a game and I'm not killing anyone myself.

01-07-09, 08:32 AM	#80
B.N.R.T. Seaman Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Arnhem, Netherlands Posts: 42 Downloads: 71 Uploads: 0	Although I don't play SH3 much anymore lately, I did feel some sense of guilt when I sunk a ship. I have to think about a Dutch writer named Jan de Hartog in a book about a tug-boat captain or crew in WWII. In particular a scene where he described people in the icy cold waters, covered in oil and screaming for help. They were completely covered in black, sticky oil and their screaming mouths were pink holes. I don't remember the title of the book, perhaps someone else does. So yes, I do think about the lives that were lost (on both sides) in the U-boat war but still remember it's only a game and I'm not killing anyone myself.