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The kind of campaign I've been waiting for, for a long time.
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Hey, man, did you know your lip is bleeding? You been biting it a lot or sumpin'?
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Sorry, I find the 'change the war with a uboat' a bit weird. Are we re-writing history via a game?
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Wasn't this 'issue' also mentioned in "SH5 Dev Team Interview" ?
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As I've said, I played LucasArts' Their Finest Hour: The Battle Of Britain and you could play a campaign on either side. I helped Germany invade England twice, then went back to the single missions.
Influence parts of the war? Sure. Change the outcome? Not a chance. But everything I've been told indicates that we'll get more of the former and hopefully none of the latter.
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Well, you would have to be one hell of an uboot ace to win the war until '43.There is a limitation to how many ships per refill a sub can sink ...
![]() I assume the outcome in certain battles can be influenced (like Malta) which might give you certain advantages, but the overall outcome is kind of hard to turn with the US and the SU pushing through. Turning the war with subs would mean knocking out England (preferably before the US enters the war) and doing so would mean first cutting her of from her supplies. That only works when the numbers of uboots is right and the commanders are real aces. Since you are the only one that "changes history" here and certain aspects like sonar, radar and the enigma problem remain, the possible impact on the overall supplies is rather limited. *think* |
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The war was lost for some causes, for example change the tactics during the battle of england, no enough U-boats in 1939-40, invading russia and delay the advance to moskow and more.
U-boats only are unable to won the war
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OK.. fine.. I'll bite. Too many people in this community, are so enthralled with the uboat romance, they are completely out of touch with historical perspective. I'll give 3 quick examples. 1.) A patrol report someone wrote about U-181 during a wolves of war campaign some years ago. This user wrote in such a context that they were PROUDLY and DEFIANTLY flying the swaztika to the end. 2.) Another user putting the smiling happy german captain with the nazi flag superimposed in the background. 3.) another user posting a pic like this: http://yoshi.backupot.com/Silent%20H...d%20Statue.png So enthralled with the uboat romance, that the meaning behind that symbol has been completely erased. Nevermind the regieme, nor the what transpired in the war, nor the allied men, killed in the atlantic. No, instead just look at these poor uboat men in their epic struggle, these are the good guys! The way people lament about them, you'd swear people wish they had won! And if you can change the outcome of the war in this dynamic campaign, now they finally have that chance. This is also the type of schitt neo nazi's, and any others who idolize the 3rd reich would jump at. Don't get me wrong, theres nothing wrong with a Uboat sim, in and of itself, but too many people here take it entirely too far. I played SH3 for a few years, and i always tried to be mindful of the regieme behind it all. And here's a confesson. I, like other uboat fans, had at one point lost perspective. I realized that, when one day, towards the end of a career game, i found myself looking at the swaztika as a flag of a friendly nation. That bothered me alot, and it made me realize just how out of touch with reality this uboat romance is. SO yea, if you can change the outcome of the war, i have problems with that on many levels. |
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