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Sandman_28054 · 03-20-15, 07:42 AM

I think I understand what you meant.

In SH3, you were given a grid (BE33) to patrol for 24 hrs. The game itself had the grid map laid out. You knew exactly where to go.

SH5, (I'm playing OH II) gives you a mission, and it places a spot on the map for youi to go.

Many times in the game however, contact reports are coming in with grid references (i.e.: AM8571 for example). All SH5 gives are longitude and latitude coordinates on the map.

It would be nice, although not necessary if there was a "grid map" coded/scripted whatever you want to call it, into the game.

I think that is the general statement being said.

03-20-15, 07:42 AM	#11
Sandman_28054 Captain Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 547 Downloads: 279 Uploads: 0	I think I understand what you meant. In SH3, you were given a grid (BE33) to patrol for 24 hrs. The game itself had the grid map laid out. You knew exactly where to go. SH5, (I'm playing OH II) gives you a mission, and it places a spot on the map for youi to go. Many times in the game however, contact reports are coming in with grid references (i.e.: AM8571 for example). All SH5 gives are longitude and latitude coordinates on the map. It would be nice, although not necessary if there was a "grid map" coded/scripted whatever you want to call it, into the game. I think that is the general statement being said.