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vindex · 05-01-07, 08:22 PM

I had a similar experience in Kobe, logged 120,000+ tons. A couple of observations:

* When you hit a ship in harbor in SH3, it "woke up" and started moving and/or hunting for you. So did the other ships in harbor. In SH4 the entire fleet just sits there like target practice. Even the subhunters in port don't react -- so what are they there for?? Maybe the reaction wouldn't be instanteous -- give them 5 min to scramble out of their beds -- but you'd think after a capital ship blows up in your harbor there'd be some major reaction.

* The map shows "mine fields" in Japanese home waters, but I've never encountered any.

* It would be great to reintroduce minefields and sub nets from Grey Wolves. Going fishing in Japanese ports is too easy.

05-01-07, 08:22 PM	#8
vindex Planesman Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 192 Downloads: 17 Uploads: 0	I had a similar experience in Kobe, logged 120,000+ tons. A couple of observations: * When you hit a ship in harbor in SH3, it "woke up" and started moving and/or hunting for you. So did the other ships in harbor. In SH4 the entire fleet just sits there like target practice. Even the subhunters in port don't react -- so what are they there for?? Maybe the reaction wouldn't be instanteous -- give them 5 min to scramble out of their beds -- but you'd think after a capital ship blows up in your harbor there'd be some major reaction. * The map shows "mine fields" in Japanese home waters, but I've never encountered any. * It would be great to reintroduce minefields and sub nets from Grey Wolves. Going fishing in Japanese ports is too easy.