New Ubisoft SH5 trailer (old one updated)

java`s revenge · 12-19-09, 05:21 AM

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Originally Posted by HanSolo78

I have to agree! I watched "Das Boot" again yesterday and realized that there is almost no space. Often only half a meter only the command room was a bit wider. So... this should be changed before release!! Also I don´t see no tubes, etc. It looks so empty and not like an interior of a u-boat

That`s what i mean, when you see the trailer it looks like you are in
a bar or something. I do miss the narrow feeling, too much room...

JScones · 12-19-09, 07:39 AM

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Originally Posted by java`s revenge

That`s what i mean, when you see the trailer it looks like you are in
a bar or something. I do miss the narrow feeling, too much room...

And IMHO what also makes it seem bigger is the fact that the crew can run through you and vice versa. The Commander doesn't miss a beat, even when he and two others are trying to get through the same door at the same time.

SurfnSea · 12-19-09, 11:20 AM

I'm glad someone brought up the cavernous feeling of the interior; I thought maybe I'm being too picky. But, since Ubi is choosing to feature the action inside they've made it an issue. If they're going to add this interactivity in SH5 shouldn't we get the closed in feeling like in Das Boot? I think it would be nice to get that near claustrophobic feeling; deep down in the cold ocean, pressure on the hull, surrounded by lots of steel pipes etc. while being depth charged.

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12-19-09, 11:20 AM	#3
SurfnSea Electrician's Mate Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 137 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	I'm glad someone brought up the cavernous feeling of the interior; I thought maybe I'm being too picky. But, since Ubi is choosing to feature the action inside they've made it an issue. If they're going to add this interactivity in SH5 shouldn't we get the closed in feeling like in Das Boot? I think it would be nice to get that near claustrophobic feeling; deep down in the cold ocean, pressure on the hull, surrounded by lots of steel pipes etc. while being depth charged.