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3Jane · 10-26-07, 09:36 AM

I am sure the avarage SHIII player is more than capable of appreciating the realities of war without the addition of such elements. The imagination is a far more powerfull tool that literal illustration. Far from making it more realistic, I feel it in fact reduces the sense of realism founded in the immersion of such a sim/game. It is precisely the immersion and the atmosphere which SHIII creates which would be undermined by the addition of such things which are to my mind rather 'arcade' elements.

10-26-07, 09:36 AM	#674
3Jane Ace of the Deep Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: York. Northern England. Posts: 1,004 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	I am sure the avarage SHIII player is more than capable of appreciating the realities of war without the addition of such elements. The imagination is a far more powerfull tool that literal illustration. Far from making it more realistic, I feel it in fact reduces the sense of realism founded in the immersion of such a sim/game. It is precisely the immersion and the atmosphere which SHIII creates which would be undermined by the addition of such things which are to my mind rather 'arcade' elements. __________________ Fate opposes me in vitality and morality, forced ever onward, burdened, always in shackles. So this very moment, without tarrying, pluck the quivering strings. Because fate punishes the one who plays, all lament with me. (http://hosted.filefront.com/KatherineRowan)