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Originally Posted by ichso
Which is a flaw in itself. That we are seeing mistakes again that where already made with SH3+4. And that the modders have to create many aspects of the game with every new entitlement of the series. Like believable sub physics. The same things over an over again.
I give you that SH5 has more potential for modding than the previous games. That it wouldn't be a hardcore simulation like it will be turned into by mods is no surprise.
I just don't like the attitude of shifting the game more towards a submarine toolkit rather than a convincing game from the start.
Now we're getting a bit polemical, aren't we ? When have I ever done that ?
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I agree.....
The Devs could easily add all of the Missing Features that have been in every previous version and are MANDATORY for a sub sim via an Update patch...
But they would rather rely on the Modders to do yet again what they have had to do for SH3 and SH4... But now instead of merely enhancing the "CORE" Game the Free Mods are expected to become mandatory updates to replace critical missing content.
All of which begs the question:
Why are still paying full retail price for a game that requires Free Mods to work the way it should have worked out of the box!