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RustySubmarine · 10-02-15, 08:40 AM

Welcome back K-61. I was away from SH3 for quite a few years and am now back with it again, although its a few months since I last posted on the forums. I just play the game by myself, as I am not too keen on multiplayer. I have several campaigns on the go at the moment and am running with GWX, JSGME and SH Commander installed. My longest campaign so far, started in 1939 after training, and has reached to August 1942. It is now getting a bit harder to survive without inflicting too much damage to my boat and crew, before I can get back to base for repairs. But at least I am still one of the lucky ones so far.

It is nice to get back at sea again, especially when you have been away from it for so long, but you will soon be back in the thick of it again before too long.

Geoff

10-02-15, 08:40 AM	#7
RustySubmarine Engineer Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Tamworth UK. Presently,somewhere Below The Atlantic Posts: 213 Downloads: 364 Uploads: 0	Welcome back K-61. I was away from SH3 for quite a few years and am now back with it again, although its a few months since I last posted on the forums. I just play the game by myself, as I am not too keen on multiplayer. I have several campaigns on the go at the moment and am running with GWX, JSGME and SH Commander installed. My longest campaign so far, started in 1939 after training, and has reached to August 1942. It is now getting a bit harder to survive without inflicting too much damage to my boat and crew, before I can get back to base for repairs. But at least I am still one of the lucky ones so far. It is nice to get back at sea again, especially when you have been away from it for so long, but you will soon be back in the thick of it again before too long. Geoff __________________ [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC] RUSTY SUBMARINE U534 Type IX40C Engine Room of U534 Now located at Birkenhead UK. I joined the navy to see the world What did I see? I saw the SEA!!!!