TMA: auto or do-it-yourself ?

Nexus7 · 07-11-05, 07:43 AM

I play DW MP modus only. Whyle i found the aTMA in SC quite accurate, the aTMA in DW takes to long to update solutions to me.

While in SC the manual TMA was a struggle with the contacts pop-down list, making it a self-torture in case of many contacts, this bug has now been fixed (there are others new

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But apart the aspect of the precision of the solution, there is a much more important (IMO) aspect.

With all already set on manual, I personally consider the realism of the dive dramatically raised again (by at least a factor 3 or 4) when I use manual TMA.

This is the only way i found to study my contact's attitude (in MP): it allows me to follow and eventually understand opponent's maneuvers, and on the long term, even predict his future maneuvers

... so to say sneak into opponent's mind

Also, it is only with mTMA that i come to use ALL the instrumentation aboard, because I am now working with the data "in the hands" and i know what i need much better

Yah... I like that a lot

View Poll Results: Playing the subs, how do you hanlde the TMA?
I let it on auto	27	60.00%
I start out with auto and manually refine when needed	10	22.22%
I play full manual modus	8	17.78%
Voters: 45. You may not vote on this poll

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07-11-05, 07:43 AM	#6
Nexus7 Commander Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Switzerland Posts: 469 Downloads: 2 Uploads: 0	I play DW MP modus only. Whyle i found the aTMA in SC quite accurate, the aTMA in DW takes to long to update solutions to me. While in SC the manual TMA was a struggle with the contacts pop-down list, making it a self-torture in case of many contacts, this bug has now been fixed (there are others new ) But apart the aspect of the precision of the solution, there is a much more important (IMO) aspect. With all already set on manual, I personally consider the realism of the dive dramatically raised again (by at least a factor 3 or 4) when I use manual TMA. This is the only way i found to study my contact's attitude (in MP): it allows me to follow and eventually understand opponent's maneuvers, and on the long term, even predict his future maneuvers ... so to say sneak into opponent's mind Also, it is only with mTMA that i come to use ALL the instrumentation aboard, because I am now working with the data "in the hands" and i know what i need much better Yah... I like that a lot