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Graf Paper · 06-21-09, 12:17 AM

I've always wondered about the technical and philosophical reasons behind this aspect of GWX. Sometimes, knowing why a thing is done can give a much deeper appreciation for how it was accomplished and makes you think twice before you pick up a hex editor or S3D and start "fixing" things.

I'd say that any games' or mods' features are largely a matter of individual preference but GWX has stood the test of time to show, again and again, that it is the best balance between realism, game play, and eye-candy.

If you do wish to experiment with depth charge detonations affecting enemy ASW devices, try the dc_disrup_alpha mod by Albrecht von Hesse. It seems to work quite well as is, but still needs some polishing.

Thread link here:
[WIP] Depth charge noise; a few brave alpha testers wanted

Good hunting!

06-21-09, 12:17 AM	#2
Graf Paper Ace of the Deep Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Pacific Northwest United States Posts: 1,146 Downloads: 41 Uploads: 2	I've always wondered about the technical and philosophical reasons behind this aspect of GWX. Sometimes, knowing why a thing is done can give a much deeper appreciation for how it was accomplished and makes you think twice before you pick up a hex editor or S3D and start "fixing" things. I'd say that any games' or mods' features are largely a matter of individual preference but GWX has stood the test of time to show, again and again, that it is the best balance between realism, game play, and eye-candy. If you do wish to experiment with depth charge detonations affecting enemy ASW devices, try the dc_disrup_alpha mod by Albrecht von Hesse. It seems to work quite well as is, but still needs some polishing. Thread link here: [WIP] Depth charge noise; a few brave alpha testers wanted Good hunting! __________________ Still sailing the high seas, hunting convoys with those who join me.