SH3 in Real Time NO TC

sub2 · 02-22-11, 05:15 AM

I think I know where the originator of this thread is coming from. There is a certain 'real life' aspect to playing at normal time. It's about recreating the real life feeling to being a submariner just as we see in 'Das Boot' and real life experiences of being on patrol; boredom, nothing to do, the uncertainty of what the next hour or day will bring. I'm from a WW2 reenactment background and I indent to start playing the game in this way. When at home it will play in the background, it's sounds of the wind and sea are quite soothing and perhaps the way to think about it is that being at home can be boring sometimes, but if you are also engaged as a uboat captain it will bring an excitement to having to spend a day at home or the final two hours before going to bed. After not having any 'contacts' for weeks (literally) coming upon a convoy will be all the more enjoyable.

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02-22-11, 05:15 AM	#8
sub2 Watch Join Date: Oct 2010 Posts: 22 Downloads: 34 Uploads: 0	I think I know where the originator of this thread is coming from. There is a certain 'real life' aspect to playing at normal time. It's about recreating the real life feeling to being a submariner just as we see in 'Das Boot' and real life experiences of being on patrol; boredom, nothing to do, the uncertainty of what the next hour or day will bring. I'm from a WW2 reenactment background and I indent to start playing the game in this way. When at home it will play in the background, it's sounds of the wind and sea are quite soothing and perhaps the way to think about it is that being at home can be boring sometimes, but if you are also engaged as a uboat captain it will bring an excitement to having to spend a day at home or the final two hours before going to bed. After not having any 'contacts' for weeks (literally) coming upon a convoy will be all the more enjoyable.