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Torplexed · 06-14-09, 03:19 PM

I've never experienced any bugs with SH4. No serious game-killing ones anyway.

I've heard a lot of complaints from SH3 players about SH4 being cold, or soulless, or other vague descriptions. The Pacific is simply a different theater. The geography is far different as is the opponent. I think part of the problem is the adjustment. In SH3 you are the underdog on the losing side against an opponent with superior technological and material advantages. In SH4 the situation is quite the opposite. The former situation conforms to many player's ideal game where it gets harder with time. However, I doubt if many USN submariners would have cared that they weren't fitting the ideal gaming scenario.

Frankly, I find both submarine wars fascinating but that makes me something of a minority.

06-14-09, 03:19 PM	#2
Torplexed Let's Sink Sumptin' ! Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Seattle, WA Posts: 5,823 Downloads: 43 Uploads: 0	I've never experienced any bugs with SH4. No serious game-killing ones anyway. I've heard a lot of complaints from SH3 players about SH4 being cold, or soulless, or other vague descriptions. The Pacific is simply a different theater. The geography is far different as is the opponent. I think part of the problem is the adjustment. In SH3 you are the underdog on the losing side against an opponent with superior technological and material advantages. In SH4 the situation is quite the opposite. The former situation conforms to many player's ideal game where it gets harder with time. However, I doubt if many USN submariners would have cared that they weren't fitting the ideal gaming scenario. Frankly, I find both submarine wars fascinating but that makes me something of a minority.