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pythos · 07-08-07, 05:42 PM

Heck I remember a hammering I took in SH3 where the CE, litterally was righting himself after one particularly close hit. What really gets me in sh4 is the water spraying in, but this is completely silent. Also, when you are really deep, you hull makes no strange or scary noises. What gives. In SH3 you knew by the sounds your boat was making how bad deep you were, the creeking was very unearving, all that was needed was the ominous music from Das Boot as U-96 plunged to the bottom of Gibraltar, that would have made the experience that much more theatric (cause of course there was no music in RL). In SH4 the sub just quietly descends beyond its limits and then the screen spins into the death sequence.

07-08-07, 05:42 PM	#5
pythos Grey Wolf Join Date: May 2005 Location: Somewhere over there Posts: 834 Downloads: 46 Uploads: 0	Heck I remember a hammering I took in SH3 where the CE, litterally was righting himself after one particularly close hit. What really gets me in sh4 is the water spraying in, but this is completely silent. Also, when you are really deep, you hull makes no strange or scary noises. What gives. In SH3 you knew by the sounds your boat was making how bad deep you were, the creeking was very unearving, all that was needed was the ominous music from Das Boot as U-96 plunged to the bottom of Gibraltar, that would have made the experience that much more theatric (cause of course there was no music in RL). In SH4 the sub just quietly descends beyond its limits and then the screen spins into the death sequence.