destroying sampans

Dutch Cees de Snoo · 04-05-13, 05:41 AM

Well I know it is only a game , but when I am not around the waters of Japan I leave them alone. Thinking of that poor sailor /fisherman who has to feed his family. Heart story's from my Indonesian friends that the people there suffered a lot from the Japanese occupation, and could barely survive. Despite the horrible death threads from the Japanese, they smuggled weapons and people to fight against the Japanese army On this moment I am around the waters of Celebes. I know ,I think to realistic, but is that not the meaning of this game?

TorpX · 04-05-13, 09:46 PM

Yes, I see your point. However, they were, sometimes being used actively in the war effort. In some areas, they were ferrying supplies because larger vessels were not available or too valuable to risk. They also were sometimes used as anti-submarine pickets/patrols.

04-05-13, 05:41 AM	#1
Dutch Cees de Snoo Watch Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Dutch but living in Ireland Posts: 23 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Well I know it is only a game , but when I am not around the waters of Japan I leave them alone. Thinking of that poor sailor /fisherman who has to feed his family. Heart story's from my Indonesian friends that the people there suffered a lot from the Japanese occupation, and could barely survive. Despite the horrible death threads from the Japanese, they smuggled weapons and people to fight against the Japanese army On this moment I am around the waters of Celebes. I know ,I think to realistic, but is that not the meaning of this game? __________________ if it don't work the way it must be done ,it must be done the way it works

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04-05-13, 09:46 PM	#2
TorpX Silent Hunter Join Date: Sep 2010 Posts: 3,975 Downloads: 153 Uploads: 11	Yes, I see your point. However, they were, sometimes being used actively in the war effort. In some areas, they were ferrying supplies because larger vessels were not available or too valuable to risk. They also were sometimes used as anti-submarine pickets/patrols.