Campaign End?

Takeda Shingen · 12-30-10, 11:40 AM

Simple: If billed as a simulation, then I want a simulation, and that's why I buy and play these games. That means realism. No cartoonish power-ups, no alternate history scenarios, no MMOs. You can make of fun me for it all day, but realism is what we strive for on SubSim. I love other types of games; I am a die-hard Fallout junkie, but I play simulations because I like them to realistically simulate the vehicle and environment. Many of the problems of SH5 are that they took the game in the direction that you are describing. Yes, simulations are a niche market, they have always been. And every time that developers try to water them down in an attempt to give them mass appeal, they fail, as was the case here. That's all there is to it.

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12-30-10, 11:40 AM	#17
Takeda Shingen Navy Seal Join Date: Mar 2000 Posts: 8,643 Downloads: 19 Uploads: 0	Simple: If billed as a simulation, then I want a simulation, and that's why I buy and play these games. That means realism. No cartoonish power-ups, no alternate history scenarios, no MMOs. You can make of fun me for it all day, but realism is what we strive for on SubSim. I love other types of games; I am a die-hard Fallout junkie, but I play simulations because I like them to realistically simulate the vehicle and environment. Many of the problems of SH5 are that they took the game in the direction that you are describing. Yes, simulations are a niche market, they have always been. And every time that developers try to water them down in an attempt to give them mass appeal, they fail, as was the case here. That's all there is to it.