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GeoffBelding · 03-02-08, 02:46 PM

I have always enjoyed the stalking element of the game, a similar feeling to a sniper, or a suadron of tanks hidden in the trees, I imagine.

I can take great care to approach ships that can fight back, and come from the deep to periscope depth just in time to fire off a series of torpedos that can do great strategic damage to te enemy.

Then to disappear back into the deep without being sunk is very tense but
ultimately very satisfying!

I have about 3,500 hours in my flight simulator log, but nothing tries to shoot you down in that world.

Hope that helps.

Geoff

03-02-08, 02:46 PM	#17
GeoffBelding Seaman Join Date: May 2007 Location: Hampshire, England Posts: 41 Downloads: 5 Uploads: 0	My enjoyment I have always enjoyed the stalking element of the game, a similar feeling to a sniper, or a suadron of tanks hidden in the trees, I imagine. I can take great care to approach ships that can fight back, and come from the deep to periscope depth just in time to fire off a series of torpedos that can do great strategic damage to te enemy. Then to disappear back into the deep without being sunk is very tense but ultimately very satisfying! I have about 3,500 hours in my flight simulator log, but nothing tries to shoot you down in that world. Hope that helps. Geoff