Romanian merchant heading into Dutch port?

[Tynan]

Originally Posted by vergol

It keeps the tonnage historically low and realism pretty high.

Good hunting.

Umm, historically the U-boat was responsible for the sinking of more tonnage than any other naval ship ever built in the history of human seafaring...over 14 million tons in just a few years...

[Sailor Steve]

Originally Posted by Tynan

Umm, historically the U-boat was responsible for the sinking of more tonnage than any other naval ship ever built in the history of human seafaring...over 14 million tons in just a few years...

True, but he was talking about individual tonnage, which by-and-large was fairly low, with a lot of boats never even seeing enemy merchants.

[Paul Riley]

Originally Posted by Sailor Steve

If you really want to have some fun, try SH5. It has a Chief Engineer with the magical ability to make the boat go 25 knots.

I'll be staying far away from SH5 Steve,until they get rid of the ridiculously oppressive online requirements
What on earth were they thinking?!

Originally Posted by Paul Riley

I'll be staying far away from SH5 Steve,until they get rid of the ridiculously oppressive online requirements
What on earth were they thinking?!

Judging by the end result, it looks like they weren't thinking.
Not very well anyway.

[Sailor Steve]

Originally Posted by Paul Riley

I'll be staying far away from SH5 Steve,until they get rid of the ridiculously oppressive online requirements
What on earth were they thinking?!

Trust me, I haven't bought it either, and won't until 'IT' is gone. I was describing what I've read in the SH5 threads.

[Jimbuna]

Originally Posted by Snestorm

Judging by the end result, it looks like they weren't thinking.
Not very well anyway.

I'm reckoning on 6 to 12 months post release....If it is going to happen at all.