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Dowly · 03-11-07, 11:45 PM

If you would ask the difference between GW & NYGM, I´d say that NYGM is more realism based. But GWX has raised the par to meet up with NYGM in the realism, so to exclude all the small differences (Bouyance, ships damage model etc.), I´d say that where NYGM still is aiming just for the realism, GWX does that and adds tons of other new stuff. Historical skins for warships, new sounds, new flotillas (other than atlantic ones), new aircraft just to mention the "tip of the iceberg". I could go on for half the page, but instead, I just say: Read the HUGE manual and you get the idea.

Before GWX, I would propably say; "Try both mods and use the one you like more", but now I just say: "Take the GWX". (Just my opinion, I doubt that without NYGM GWX wouldnt be as good as it is now. A little competition made the both teams to strive for the perfection

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03-11-07, 11:45 PM	#5
Dowly Lucky Jack Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Finland Posts: 25,055 Downloads: 32 Uploads: 0	If you would ask the difference between GW & NYGM, I´d say that NYGM is more realism based. But GWX has raised the par to meet up with NYGM in the realism, so to exclude all the small differences (Bouyance, ships damage model etc.), I´d say that where NYGM still is aiming just for the realism, GWX does that and adds tons of other new stuff. Historical skins for warships, new sounds, new flotillas (other than atlantic ones), new aircraft just to mention the "tip of the iceberg". I could go on for half the page, but instead, I just say: Read the HUGE manual and you get the idea. Before GWX, I would propably say; "Try both mods and use the one you like more", but now I just say: "Take the GWX". (Just my opinion, I doubt that without NYGM GWX wouldnt be as good as it is now. A little competition made the both teams to strive for the perfection)