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Originally Posted by Roger Dodger
Selling the Commodore Amiga by just comparing the opening animation with the static screen of the Atari ST made my job much eaiser. I sold over 100 Amigas, and many of those sales came through just this comparison. Also, playing Silent Service made slow days go alot faster. The Amiga was THE cutting edge computer (at that time), and Silent Service one of the best gaming experiences.
Sorry to get a little off subject, but I get all jazzed when anybody just mentions the Amiga. My personal nickname was "Chuckadore".
The vanilla SH4 will give you more targets, RSRDC is much more of the 'look and feel' of REAL sub patrols. I have returned from a 60 day patrol with only 5 Sampans to my credit, then chalk up 60,000 tons on my next patrol before I even get to my patrol area. Some of the RL sub crews must have gotten stir-crazy on a few of their patrols. BTW, traffic improves alot in late '42 through most of '43 then starts tapering off in mid '44. By 1945, your going to be attacking alot of fishing boats and sampans. Gives your deck gun crew something to do.  |
thanks man for this little off topic, amiga still in my heart, despite for so many years passing by.i have winUAE, and a lot of games(sadly called nowadays abandonware) still working pretty well on w7
about yor comment, yesterday i tryed again following the second mission and surprise....near surabaya, a jap subamarine now is part of my sinkin list
in the third mission in 27 feb.1942, a couple of takao already sinked and near of these, a huge convoy(almost 30 unit) is approaching fast...so, apologize for my whims
, confirmed by a merchant, convoys, and TF layer in '42, no routes near surabaya, as far surabaya captured in march 42
thanks again to all, and merry christmas guys....
