Interior VII uboat walkthru posted by Neal 19/02/2010

tater · 02-20-10, 10:40 AM

I'm still not caring much about interiors. Personal opinion, YMMV. Doesn't do much for me. One, the most critical interior landscape in a little ww2 sub was men. If there are not 44 (whatever it was) guys crammed in there, it won't look as crowded as it should.

Personally, as I said, I don't care about the interiors that much since there isn't anything to DO with the interiors. If I did care, I'd want them to be accurate, and as far as immersion, crowded. That's the problem with the AI crew, they are only as immersive as they are believable. As soon as they look animatronic or repeat themselves, the cease to be immersive, IMO. UNtil such characters are far more interactive/realistic, they don't do much for me. The plus side is that as captain you are somewhat isolated from the men by rankk, and they'd defer to you and have a minimum level of respect that means less small talk (making realistic crew a little easier to model in terms of how interactive they are).

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tater Navy Seal Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: New Mexico, USA Posts: 9,023 Downloads: 8 Uploads: 2	I'm still not caring much about interiors. Personal opinion, YMMV. Doesn't do much for me. One, the most critical interior landscape in a little ww2 sub was men. If there are not 44 (whatever it was) guys crammed in there, it won't look as crowded as it should. Personally, as I said, I don't care about the interiors that much since there isn't anything to DO with the interiors. If I did care, I'd want them to be accurate, and as far as immersion, crowded. That's the problem with the AI crew, they are only as immersive as they are believable. As soon as they look animatronic or repeat themselves, the cease to be immersive, IMO. UNtil such characters are far more interactive/realistic, they don't do much for me. The plus side is that as captain you are somewhat isolated from the men by rankk, and they'd defer to you and have a minimum level of respect that means less small talk (making realistic crew a little easier to model in terms of how interactive they are).