Can we pick up ALL Survivors?!

Kamikaze Krazy · 08-22-09, 12:11 AM

I'm frustrated that after torpedoing an enemy ship or watching a friendly ship sinking, that I can't rescue the survivors. That just isn't right.

I think it would be more historically accurate if you can pick them up for some "renown". However rescuing sailors of different nationality would have an impact on your game play.

For example, if you try to rescue Japanese sailors, they may cooperate and allow themselves to be picked up, may say "No, go away!" and may try to get away from your sub, or worse... they may be "fully loyal to the Emperor" and try to blow up OR damage your sub with explosives in their life raft/boat!

I really do hope that we can chose different campaigns in SH5, like Japanese, German, American, and perhaps even British.

What do you guys think?

08-22-09, 12:11 AM	#1
Kamikaze Krazy Sailor man Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 45 Downloads: 91 Uploads: 0	Can we pick up ALL Survivors?! I'm frustrated that after torpedoing an enemy ship or watching a friendly ship sinking, that I can't rescue the survivors. That just isn't right. I think it would be more historically accurate if you can pick them up for some "renown". However rescuing sailors of different nationality would have an impact on your game play. For example, if you try to rescue Japanese sailors, they may cooperate and allow themselves to be picked up, may say "No, go away!" and may try to get away from your sub, or worse... they may be "fully loyal to the Emperor" and try to blow up OR damage your sub with explosives in their life raft/boat! I really do hope that we can chose different campaigns in SH5, like Japanese, German, American, and perhaps even British. What do you guys think? __________________ "Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition!" Lieutenant Howell Maurice Forgy, USN Having passed the enlistment physical, Jon was asked by the doctor, "Why do you want to join the Navy, son?" "My father said it'd be a good idea, sir." "Oh? And what does your father do?" "He's in the Army, sir."