Mod Completed Real Sub v1.3

nattydread · 08-09-05, 09:10 PM

I am one who is certainly looking for more realism, but i'd like to know more about why you feel each one of these changes makes the game more realistic.

I can see reducing, but eliminating all single ship contacts doesnt seem realistic to me. It seems reasonable to assume there will be some sighting reports for single vessels from uboats that are out of torpedos, air units, non-combtant German sea vessels.

All DDs elite doesnt seem realistic, challenging, but not realistic.

What adjustments were made to teh AirStrike.cfg?

Negative Renown seems reasonable for neutral ships, expect US vessels after they began aggressivly aiding the UK and sailing in there convoys. Negative renown for sinking US ships early in the war is totally reasonable...Hitler did not want to the US to enter the war. I can see perhaps reducing negative renown values though.

I like realism mods, but I think its important to justify/explain the changes in your description.

08-09-05, 09:10 PM	#9
nattydread Captain Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 498 Downloads: 2 Uploads: 0	I am one who is certainly looking for more realism, but i'd like to know more about why you feel each one of these changes makes the game more realistic. I can see reducing, but eliminating all single ship contacts doesnt seem realistic to me. It seems reasonable to assume there will be some sighting reports for single vessels from uboats that are out of torpedos, air units, non-combtant German sea vessels. All DDs elite doesnt seem realistic, challenging, but not realistic. What adjustments were made to teh AirStrike.cfg? Negative Renown seems reasonable for neutral ships, expect US vessels after they began aggressivly aiding the UK and sailing in there convoys. Negative renown for sinking US ships early in the war is totally reasonable...Hitler did not want to the US to enter the war. I can see perhaps reducing negative renown values though. I like realism mods, but I think its important to justify/explain the changes in your description.