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NFunky · 05-31-10, 02:43 AM

Nah man,

If you're trying to play the platform with minimal autocrew, the 688i and all other subs are way harder to learn that the aircraft because of TMA. I do agree that the frigate is much harder to learn, not because it's systems are more complicated, but simply because there are so many systems to master.

/the aircraft are much more straightforward, in that you only have to drop buoys and use them to estimate the target's position rather than using bearing-only TMA to do the same. In an aircraft you have MAD (and dipping sonar in the helo) to truely localize the contact, whereas in subs you have to track the target and make a few maneuvers to get an idea of where it is.

05-31-10, 02:43 AM	#10
NFunky Machinist's Mate Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 127 Downloads: 3 Uploads: 0	Nah man, If you're trying to play the platform with minimal autocrew, the 688i and all other subs are way harder to learn that the aircraft because of TMA. I do agree that the frigate is much harder to learn, not because it's systems are more complicated, but simply because there are so many systems to master. /the aircraft are much more straightforward, in that you only have to drop buoys and use them to estimate the target's position rather than using bearing-only TMA to do the same. In an aircraft you have MAD (and dipping sonar in the helo) to truely localize the contact, whereas in subs you have to track the target and make a few maneuvers to get an idea of where it is.