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Old 10-03-08, 10:27 AM   #1
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I may have found a future use for that smiley RR :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Well at least in the SH3 Forums :p


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I can see that guy, who I couldn't figure out how to use, is going to be well-employed!

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Old 10-07-08, 02:56 AM   #2
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LMAO with this thread.

OK, stock game. No mods yet, tho' I'll prolly try RFB (RUB is great fun in SH3).

Dick spots plane.

Dive, Dick, dive!

See Dick at 150'. Dick is safe here - even sharp eyed Japanese observer with 16x glasses can't see Dick so deep.

Dick surfaces. 'Nother plane!

Dick travels underwater in day. Surface at night...ahhh, much better. Fewer headaches.

Better to cruise on surface, with scope up. See more, hunt more, bring enemy to bad end more. But if pesky airmen are feeling their oats that day, travel underwater in underwater travelling boat.

P.S. - do not slug it out with nefarious airmen unless you have absolutly no choice, as in "can't dive" or "too shallow" (why am I in shallow water????).
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Old 10-07-08, 06:57 AM   #3
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speaking about airplanes (Noob Alert!) is there a key i can hit so i can view the damn plane when one of my lookouts spot one. I hit the ( . ) key and nothing happens! Just wanna knw whos about to attack me.
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Old 10-07-08, 07:03 AM   #4
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Kiwi, that was a conscious decision by the devs not to allow that in SH4. You have to locate that plane visually all by yourself. This helps make diving into the default action when visually spotting a plane. It also makes radar your best friend.
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Old 10-07-08, 07:17 AM   #5
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Kiwi, that was a conscious decision by the devs not to allow that in SH4. You have to locate that plane visually all by yourself. This helps make diving into the default action when visually spotting a plane. It also makes radar your best friend.
Ah i see, Oh well i'll keep crash diving when a plane is spotted. Thanks
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Old 10-07-08, 11:59 AM   #6
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Kiwi, that was a conscious decision by the devs not to allow that in SH4. You have to locate that plane visually all by yourself. This helps make diving into the default action when visually spotting a plane. It also makes radar your best friend.
Ah i see, Oh well i'll keep crash diving when a plane is spotted. Thanks
Its the best thing to do really. But I do like the air layer in RSRDC and the one in TMO "evil airplanes". Both are eons ahead of the stock layer that shipped with SH4.

Happy Hunting!
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Old 10-07-08, 11:59 AM   #7
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Ah i see, Oh well i'll keep crash diving when a plane is spotted. Thanks
IF YOU'RE NOT IN SHALLOWS!!!!!!
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Ah i see, Oh well i'll keep crash diving when a plane is spotted. Thanks
IF YOU'RE NOT IN SHALLOWS!!!!!!
Oh yes I forgot the shallows, there are some transits that take two days in 80 feet of water, Yikes! Sometimes I just use the fuel and take the long way around. If its a 12 hour transit I just heave too decks awash at 1 knot wait for night and go flank on the surface. That Pacific is one big ocean.

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