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Dave Hansen · 03-15-10, 09:17 AM

I have also just recently started playing SH4 v1.5 with RFB 2.0 and RSRDC. Played SH3 with Grey Wolves a fair amount over the last couple of years and really enjoyed the experience...both with 100% realism and DID.

It's a little too early to say which I like the best, but the SH4 experience really is great! I wanted to try the PTO with a US boat...go through the learning curve as a rookie skipper starting from scratch again...also wanted to experience some of the nuiances of sub warfare vs. Japan and with another mega mod.

A couple of years down the road I'll probably think about SH5... after the bugs are squashed and the talented mod community is allowed to work their magic!

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I've by passed (so far) the experience of using the PK to update target solutions...constant bearing approach is my tactic of choice early on in my PTO career.

03-15-10, 09:17 AM	#1
Dave Hansen Sailor man Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: South Carolina Posts: 45 Downloads: 38 Uploads: 0	I have also just recently started playing SH4 v1.5 with RFB 2.0 and RSRDC. Played SH3 with Grey Wolves a fair amount over the last couple of years and really enjoyed the experience...both with 100% realism and DID. It's a little too early to say which I like the best, but the SH4 experience really is great! I wanted to try the PTO with a US boat...go through the learning curve as a rookie skipper starting from scratch again...also wanted to experience some of the nuiances of sub warfare vs. Japan and with another mega mod. A couple of years down the road I'll probably think about SH5... after the bugs are squashed and the talented mod community is allowed to work their magic!. I've by passed (so far) the experience of using the PK to update target solutions...constant bearing approach is my tactic of choice early on in my PTO career.