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Old 03-19-07, 11:53 AM   #11
KrvKpt. Falke
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Originally Posted by Julian
OK guys, it must have been a misunderstanding. I would like to apologize for having offended
some people around, it was not my intention at all...but a have a strange mixture of latin
and german blood in me, and I see black instantly.
Let's get back to work, noe I would like to share with you mi impressions.
At first you are hit by the graphics...it;s beautiful. Be sure to disable though the

glare.You get the feeling that the game is a walk in the park...however, you will soon

discover that a U-Boot is much more maneouvrable than even a Balao. The subs dive like pigs

even in a crash dive situation, but once underwater it's a pleasure. Faster than VIIB..they

turn quickly and perform superbly. The depth gauge meter stops at 160 meters, but in a Sclass I found out that at around 60 meters, the pipes in the control room were bursting. I could not figure out how to use the damage control team....I am still working on that.

You will also find yourself in the strange position to learn again how to drive the sub.

They are bigger, heavier...accelerate slower and have great inertia. I tried to make a Uturn in Pearl Harbot with my brand new Tambor, and hit the pier in the process. The controls are somewhat harder to master than in sh3. There are lot more buttons and functions. What is

nice, is that no matter in what position you are in the sub (conning, control, sonar) you

can acces the functions of the other posts without having to swith to them first.

It took me some time to figure out where the torpedo settings and attack map are. There are

some bugs, but small, mostly graphic. The only thing that I personally thnk would require

some attention, are the sounds. They are...few than in vanilla sh3. Nobody says anything

even when you launch a torpedo..I sometimes look around in the zentrale to see whether

anyone is still around. But...sounds can be fixed very fast. Overall....it's completely

different than SH3 world. You find yourself just watching the sunset and the beautiful

waves. I have encountered fog....and guys. IT'S FOG...REAL FOG.

The smoke travels a bit fast. Ships sink beautifully. Flames from the explosions are

spectacular. The water is flawless. The clouds travel too fast even without wind. No fish.

Lots of american subs. Lots....lots of everything.


:hmm: Tons of trailers, movies, previews, answers from dev team at official site - nothing could force me to leave SH3 and buy SH4 right after its premiere. But after reading your little "review"... well Ubisoft should thank you - i'm gonna buy SH4 (when it will be available where i live).



Damn! I even got excited a bit about Silent Hunter 4...
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