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janh · 01-27-10, 08:26 PM

I travel a lot on business, but I have always had fast gaming notebooks with which I use to play wherever I am. However, I don't typically have internet everywhere, and surely not fast connections.

I was really happy to hear about the new damage model and, most of all, wolfpacks. Seems to promise a deeper simulation aspect and historically accuracy, finally! A step forward from the brilliant SH3&GWX.
I wasn't too happy that they not have a complete campaign to 1945 as well as just one sub -- kind of a step back; the new graphics and the role playing feature dont add to the simulation part for me. But the wolfpack defintely convinced me that it could be a good compromise.

I hope they won't have the new copy protection, otherwise it is not an option for me. I guess they have earned enough money from me anyways -- time to assist the competitors a bit! To bad that they continue making the mistake that so many companies have started to reverse now, also in music industry.

"Possibly a former" customer.

01-27-10, 08:26 PM	#8
janh Stinking drunk in Trinidad Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 349 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	one less I travel a lot on business, but I have always had fast gaming notebooks with which I use to play wherever I am. However, I don't typically have internet everywhere, and surely not fast connections. I was really happy to hear about the new damage model and, most of all, wolfpacks. Seems to promise a deeper simulation aspect and historically accuracy, finally! A step forward from the brilliant SH3&GWX. I wasn't too happy that they not have a complete campaign to 1945 as well as just one sub -- kind of a step back; the new graphics and the role playing feature dont add to the simulation part for me. But the wolfpack defintely convinced me that it could be a good compromise. I hope they won't have the new copy protection, otherwise it is not an option for me. I guess they have earned enough money from me anyways -- time to assist the competitors a bit! To bad that they continue making the mistake that so many companies have started to reverse now, also in music industry. "Possibly a former" customer.