Falling asleep to Pacific Aces

Dakar23 · 12-19-05, 12:44 AM

I'll admit more then once to start a campaign I'll set time compression to x2 or x4, head to an interior station, and turn my monitor off, and my surround sound up. The ambiance of this sim is so that I can now fall asleep to the pocketapcketa of the diesels or the hum of the motors, listing to the muted foot falls and the various knocks and bumps of a fleet sub at war.. However should a ship be sighted or a sonar contact appear, I'm ready, hopefully, to roll out of bed and take command. Skipper never sleeps ya see, I just rest my eyes.

Um...anyone else to this? Or am I just taking it a bit far?

12-19-05, 12:44 AM	#1
Dakar23 Seaman Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Missoula, MT Posts: 42 Downloads: 70 Uploads: 0	Falling asleep to Pacific Aces I'll admit more then once to start a campaign I'll set time compression to x2 or x4, head to an interior station, and turn my monitor off, and my surround sound up. The ambiance of this sim is so that I can now fall asleep to the pocketapcketa of the diesels or the hum of the motors, listing to the muted foot falls and the various knocks and bumps of a fleet sub at war.. However should a ship be sighted or a sonar contact appear, I'm ready, hopefully, to roll out of bed and take command. Skipper never sleeps ya see, I just rest my eyes. Um...anyone else to this? Or am I just taking it a bit far? __________________ \"Of course we\'re sinking you fool! We\'re in a submarine!\" Prince Dakar of India