TW 2.2 feels like Aces of Deep

[Der Teddy Bar]

Originally Posted by supposedtobeworking

better than aces of the deep--probably ok, but damn it is a testament to that game that people play it for ten years while it had I don't think any, not one, mod for it....and how many mods has it taken to keep sh3 alive? I think, more than just graphics and even gameplay (as important as it is) it is more a question of character, and that's what makes a classic--with aod you didn't need 3d glasses, or bundles of tweak programs to enjoy it, in fact the only reason I still purchase and am into subsims to this day is because of that game--because of the hope that I'll find a subsim(or any game for that matter) that can recreate the years of entertainment that game provided--still lookin. They sure don't make 'em like they used to, that's all I've got to say.

Fortunately for us we have folks around here who enjoy creating these monster mods and overhauling the whole friggin thing....btw, I just started using TW as I am a GW fan, and I love just as much...I have been trying to manually add some of the features from one to the other because I can't decide which one I like better.

I even had a CAOD notebook just to play it. While I have rose coloured glasses on when I remember AOD & COAD I still know that it had plenty of warts that needed fixing. But, it was I feel better than anything up to SHIII.

Welcome aboard!

[iambecomelife]

Originally Posted by Der Teddy Bar

I even had a CAOD notebook just to play it. While I have rose coloured glasses on when I remember AOD & COAD I still know that it had plenty of warts that needed fixing. But, it was I feel better than anything up to SHIII.

Welcome aboard!

Not to get further off topic but I had a very entertaining AOD career just a couple of months ago - until I met my end off the Irish coast. The immersion factor for that game is just amazing - also, as I mentioned on another thread, the merchant models and randomized tonnage were very impressive for their time.

[AG124]

I know. I missed that randomized tonnage in all of the Silent Hunter games. At least the open-source dev team of Danger from the Deep resurrected it.:p

[1mPHUNit0]

Der Teddy Bar you are a great men
your crew and JScones peoples who love all
and your work always clear and constantly adjourned
and very collaborative and dialectic.
Not secret secret and soup.

[Boris]

You're a funny man, 1mPHUNit0, I like you. That's why I'm going to kill you last.

[Lanzfeld]

Hmmmm.....

I have not tried NYGM yet but I wonder.....

If someone was REALISM minded (like me)......would they like GWX or NYGM more???:hmm:

[1mPHUNit0]

I'm Italian-Falestinin.....you can kill me
you can't kill a people
And you have to fight....no surrender
at last...we will win.
We are on right


I like you too....change work

[CCIP]

Originally Posted by Lanzfeld

If someone was REALISM minded (like me)......would they like GWX or NYGM more???:hmm:

Depends entirely on what you consider to be realism.

So far indications suggest that NYGM is the more difficult of the two.

[mr chris]

Originally Posted by Boris

You're a funny man, 1mPHUNit0, I like you. That's why I'm going to kill you last.

Hehehe give him hell Boris

[Lanzfeld]

Does anyone know if running decks awash make any difference in visual detection by the AI?