RUb 1.45 and Combat stress

Rosencrantz · 12-05-05, 03:02 PM

Finally I have it... RUb 1.45. The very first mod I have experienced and sure, I like it. It's Great. I can't understand how could I play the game BEFORE I got RUb. Thanks Beery + Team, you have done a great job! Sorry to hear Beery is leaving...

Because of that I did'nt read readme file careful enough, I got one surprise just in the middle of Skagerrak, between Norway and Denmark. Just after couple of days we left the base, my L.I. starts yelling "Engines are not properly manned..." or something. Quickly I learned something new about combat stress in RUb... It's not healed in crew compartments. So, now I'm trying to sneak back to the base... Just thinking what to tell to Old Man (DÃ¶nitz). That my crew get so combat stressed in couple days (peaceful ones) that they couldn't deal with the engines anymore? Maybe I will not be the first person to tell THAT! :rotfl:

Maybe it's just better to talk something about "those bloody diesels..." :rotfl:

12-05-05, 03:02 PM	#1
Rosencrantz Grey Wolf Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Finland Posts: 758 Downloads: 78 Uploads: 0	RUb 1.45 and Combat stress Finally I have it... RUb 1.45. The very first mod I have experienced and sure, I like it. It's Great. I can't understand how could I play the game BEFORE I got RUb. Thanks Beery + Team, you have done a great job! Sorry to hear Beery is leaving... Because of that I did'nt read readme file careful enough, I got one surprise just in the middle of Skagerrak, between Norway and Denmark. Just after couple of days we left the base, my L.I. starts yelling "Engines are not properly manned..." or something. Quickly I learned something new about combat stress in RUb... It's not healed in crew compartments. So, now I'm trying to sneak back to the base... Just thinking what to tell to Old Man (DÃ¶nitz). That my crew get so combat stressed in couple days (peaceful ones) that they couldn't deal with the engines anymore? Maybe I will not be the first person to tell THAT! :rotfl: Maybe it's just better to talk something about "those bloody diesels..." :rotfl: