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Platapus · 02-19-08, 05:52 PM

I like sub games because of the sneakyness.

You can't wade in, a-guns a-blazin. You have to plan and wait. Picking the best time to strike. I find sub games much more mentally stimulating (which does not take much with my mind

)

I also like the weaknesses of subs once the moment of surprise is gone.

I also like the solo type play although that really should not be incorporated in SH3 due to the wolf-packs.

I don't have a problem playing the Germans. It is a simulation of history. I find the prospect of killing British no more or less abhorrent than killing Japanese. I would not like to kill either in real life.

I guess my "attitude" mimics many of the real life Kregsmarine in that there was nothing personal, just a duty to do.

And, of course, I never forget it is just a frickin game

02-19-08, 05:52 PM	#10
Platapus Fleet Admiral Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 19,384 Downloads: 63 Uploads: 0	I like sub games because of the sneakyness. You can't wade in, a-guns a-blazin. You have to plan and wait. Picking the best time to strike. I find sub games much more mentally stimulating (which does not take much with my mind ) I also like the weaknesses of subs once the moment of surprise is gone. I also like the solo type play although that really should not be incorporated in SH3 due to the wolf-packs. I don't have a problem playing the Germans. It is a simulation of history. I find the prospect of killing British no more or less abhorrent than killing Japanese. I would not like to kill either in real life. I guess my "attitude" mimics many of the real life Kregsmarine in that there was nothing personal, just a duty to do. And, of course, I never forget it is just a frickin game __________________ abusus non tollit usum - A right should NOT be withheld from people on the basis that some tend to abuse that right.