what SH5 needs

[GoldenRivet]

this is an opinion piece keep in mind:


What i think SH5 needs is

1. a truly dynamic campaign spanning the entire war. Truly dynamic in the sense that you are not ordered out to the sprawling Atlantic ocean with instructions to sink an exact/specific ship or exact specific type of ship by a specific date. spanning the entire war as in a) realistic August 1939 sailing dates through May 1945.

2. More believable crew. no 50+ year old navigators. No eye patched men. none of that BS. (i know, i know, there is an eye patch removal mod.)

3. More realistic interiors: in other words, detail, immersion, and not leaving important parts of the boat out. give us the dinner table, give us the crapper, load the boat up with food that dissipates over time.

what else does everyone else wish SH5 had?

[TheDarkWraith]

Originally Posted by GoldenRivet

load the boat up with food that dissipates over time.

As the StateMachine class no longer works like it did in SH3/4 this will be very hard, if not impossible, to do Losing that class has put a big hamper on what neat and exciting things can be done with SH5

[GoldenRivet]

Originally Posted by TheDarkWraith

As the StateMachine class no longer works like it did in SH3/4 this will be very hard, if not impossible, to do Losing that class has put a big hamper on what neat and exciting things can be done with SH5

and they told us it would be the most moddable version in Silent hunter history.

[THE_MASK]

Subnets
Mines
Blockade ships
enemy coastal defences
useable enigma
radio messages
ability to add more ship types
chimneys with smoke
crew animations with injuries / crew goes to bunk when injured
ability to call in support / with acknowledged radio message

[THE_MASK]

Originally Posted by GoldenRivet

this is an opinion piece keep in mind:


What i think SH5 needs is

1. a truly dynamic campaign spanning the entire war. Truly dynamic in the sense that you are not ordered out to the sprawling Atlantic ocean with instructions to sink an exact/specific ship or exact specific type of ship by a specific date. spanning the entire war as in a) realistic August 1939 sailing dates through May 1945.

2. More believable crew. no 50+ year old navigators. No eye patched men. none of that BS. (i know, i know, there is an eye patch removal mod.)

3. More realistic interiors: in other words, detail, immersion, and not leaving important parts of the boat out. give us the dinner table, give us the crapper, load the boat up with food that dissipates over time.

what else does everyone else wish SH5 had?

Last time i looked , i could choose not to accept a specific mission and just go anywhere .

[GoldenRivet]

Originally Posted by sober

Last time i looked , i could choose not to accept a specific mission and just go anywhere .

yes but had you looked a bit harder you would notice the increase in ASW patrols as a result of your "failure" to bend to the will of ubi's mission orders

[Harmsway!]

Originally Posted by sober

Last time i looked , i could choose not to accept a specific mission and just go anywhere .

The one time I tried that, going on patrol without a mission, there were no ships in the port. If there aren't ships there are there any out at sea? I didn't have the patients to look. So I started over again with a mission.

[Zedi]

Originally Posted by GoldenRivet

...

1. a truly dynamic campaign spanning the entire war. Truly dynamic in the sense that you are not ordered out to the sprawling Atlantic ocean with instructions to sink an exact/specific ship or exact specific type of ship by a specific date. spanning the entire war as in a) realistic August 1939 sailing dates through May 1945.

...

If there is something worked out/finished in SH5, thats the dynamic campaign engine. And its working great, at least after 43 its just amazing, I experienced this at full working on the extended campaign. You can play the whole SH5 campaign without accepting any mission and still have loads of fun.

[tonschk]

Originally Posted by GoldenRivet

2. More believable crew. no 50+ year old navigators. No eye patched men. none of that BS. (i know, i know, there is an eye patch removal mod.)

The one I REALLY REALLY want to keep on my U-Boot is the one with the eye patch Well done UBISOFT to include the crew with the eye patch

[GoldenRivet]

Originally Posted by tonschk

The one I REALLY REALLY want to keep on my U-Boot is the one with the eye patch Well done UBISOFT to include the crew with the eye patch

there's historical accuracy for ya

[BigBANGtheory]

I think SH5 needs to be re-evaluated as things have moved on quite a bit from v1.2 and there seems to be a lot of misinformation floating about.

The megamod release would seem the most logical time to do that, with the following objectives:

1. Overall rating of SH5 v1.2 + MegaMod
2. What is still considered broken?
3. What is still considered to be a weakness or poor implementation requiring improvement?

[mobucks]

Where is the dining room on the boot? AFAIK We already have it, its just folded away and now being used as a bunk/chart table.

[spike12]

Type ix u-boats,don"t forget those!

[SteelViking]

As far as adding detail, and changing things to be more historically accurate for the interior, you can try my interior mod V1.2. It does not add any missing parts of the boat, but it does a lot of other stuff.

[mookiemookie]

The only thing keeping me from playing is the lack of merchant ship variety.