Tom Clancy SSN campaign DW

[FPSchazly]

Oh my God, I'll definitely have to check this out haha. I made a video series for the original SSN a while ago and have been thinking about a version for DW. I even considered making it but I'm definitely checking yours out.

Originally Posted by tirta

thanks for the campaign.

I never read tom clancy SSN.
Is it a good read?

It's an alright read. It doesn't fit into the Ryan-verse or anything and I'm pretty sure it's ghost-written. It's not really a contiguous, flowing book like Clancy's true stuff; it's more like a bunch of different scenarios slapped together. Then again, I haven't read it in yeaaarrss so I'm kind of basing that off reviews I read because I'm considering reading it again.

[red_scope]

Originally Posted by in_vino_vomitus

Thanks for taking the time. I've downloaded it but it's going to be a while before I can comment - Still learning the platforms and tactics, so right now I count it a win if I can get enough of a handle on the tactical situation to manage to identify the thing that kills me

Time well spent I say. I'm still learning the ropes myself.

Originally Posted by tirta

thanks for the campaign.

I never read tom clancy SSN.
Is it a good read?

Enjoy! Like FPSchazly said, it is merely a collection of engagements strung together with a storyline to make it coherent. Worth a read in my opinion.

Originally Posted by FPSchazly

Oh my God, I'll definitely have to check this out haha. I made a video series for the original SSN a while ago and have been thinking about a version for DW. I even considered making it but I'm definitely checking yours out.



It's an alright read. It doesn't fit into the Ryan-verse or anything and I'm pretty sure it's ghost-written. It's not really a contiguous, flowing book like Clancy's true stuff; it's more like a bunch of different scenarios slapped together. Then again, I haven't read it in yeaaarrss so I'm kind of basing that off reviews I read because I'm considering reading it again.

I saw that longplay. I think that was what inspired me to semi-visualize the book.

Anyway, there will be a bug here and there - apologies in advance.

[in_vino_vomitus]

just to let you know I'm enjoying scenario 1. I've managed to hit the Nimitz - several times in fact, but I haven't managed to either sink it, or survive the attempt. So - Thanks again for the work you put in

[Admiral Halsey]

Originally Posted by FPSchazly

It's an alright read. It doesn't fit into the Ryan-verse or anything and I'm pretty sure it's ghost-written. It's not really a contiguous, flowing book like Clancy's true stuff; it's more like a bunch of different scenarios slapped together. Then again, I haven't read it in yeaaarrss so I'm kind of basing that off reviews I read because I'm considering reading it again.

Yeah it's not really written like a Clancy book but it still has some of his style in it so I believe he wrote some of it. The Typhoon battle always seemed to me to be the most Clancy like part of the whole book.