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SabreHawk · 04-08-10, 09:45 AM

As to the western approaches mission you dont want to be in the middle of the Atlantic that would be too far out I think.
Click on the mission icon and note the area it shows, then with your map tool make a circle that matches that and then plot your courses to stay within it. Then whatever you find and sink will count towards the mission goal.

As to being bored, well thats a personal view and is dependent on what you expect from a sim of ths genre. It's not for everyone and im sure that many gamers out there would in fact find it boring. It's a strategy game thats not based so much on constant action but of thinking and planning.
Could be that it's just not really your cup of tea, and nothing wrong with that. As I said this type of game just doesnt appeal to most gamers who are used to things being more action oriented.

04-08-10, 09:45 AM	#6
SabreHawk Captain Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Seattle, Wa. USA Posts: 530 Downloads: 8 Uploads: 0	As to the western approaches mission you dont want to be in the middle of the Atlantic that would be too far out I think. Click on the mission icon and note the area it shows, then with your map tool make a circle that matches that and then plot your courses to stay within it. Then whatever you find and sink will count towards the mission goal. As to being bored, well thats a personal view and is dependent on what you expect from a sim of ths genre. It's not for everyone and im sure that many gamers out there would in fact find it boring. It's a strategy game thats not based so much on constant action but of thinking and planning. Could be that it's just not really your cup of tea, and nothing wrong with that. As I said this type of game just doesnt appeal to most gamers who are used to things being more action oriented. __________________ "Chance favors the prepared mind"