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Steeltrap · 03-13-07, 02:24 PM

First career I started with SHIII was using NYGM, manual firing and with external ON. In fact that's the only way I've ever played SHIII.

I expect to do something similar in SHIV.

One thing I found with SHIII is that certain limitations in resolution make some aspects of manual fire control inordinately difficult (especially stadimeter and recognition.....might explain why the flags in SHIV are so large....I can never see the darn things in SHIII!!). If they address those then that will be great, and really remove any need for any 'external' assistance other than for the 'eye candy' value.

Worth noting, too, that the USA's TDC was significantly more sophisticated than the German one, so it should be interesting to see how that is reflected.

03-13-07, 02:24 PM	#9
Steeltrap Grey Wolf Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 818 Downloads: 3 Uploads: 0	First career I started with SHIII was using NYGM, manual firing and with external ON. In fact that's the only way I've ever played SHIII. I expect to do something similar in SHIV. One thing I found with SHIII is that certain limitations in resolution make some aspects of manual fire control inordinately difficult (especially stadimeter and recognition.....might explain why the flags in SHIV are so large....I can never see the darn things in SHIII!!). If they address those then that will be great, and really remove any need for any 'external' assistance other than for the 'eye candy' value. Worth noting, too, that the USA's TDC was significantly more sophisticated than the German one, so it should be interesting to see how that is reflected.