Using DW as team building experience for teenagers-thoughts?

Beer · 09-08-05, 02:04 PM

As a former NJROTC cadet, ROTC Midshipman, and then US Naval Officer flying P-3 C UII, I would highly recommend it for team building and young officer type programs...the only trouble is the steep learning curve of the game, do not try and learn it with them, know what you are doing before presenting it to them.

I think you may find that kids will lose interest quickly, so the scenerio you use needs to develop quickly (gain contact quickly vice the real life waiting game...) and be fun with fairly easy solutions (that is until they become hooked...).

If you need guidence with the P-3, let me know, be glad to help and fly the some precanned missions with you from HL.

Cheers
Beer

09-08-05, 02:04 PM	#12
Beer Watch Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: On a Drill Ship in the Gulf of Mexico Posts: 29 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	As a former NJROTC cadet, ROTC Midshipman, and then US Naval Officer flying P-3 C UII, I would highly recommend it for team building and young officer type programs...the only trouble is the steep learning curve of the game, do not try and learn it with them, know what you are doing before presenting it to them. I think you may find that kids will lose interest quickly, so the scenerio you use needs to develop quickly (gain contact quickly vice the real life waiting game...) and be fun with fairly easy solutions (that is until they become hooked...). If you need guidence with the P-3, let me know, be glad to help and fly the some precanned missions with you from HL. Cheers Beer __________________ VP-10 P-3C UII/UII.5 NFO; Combat Air Crew 1 (1990-1994) Master Unlimited Tonnage; any Oceans; Steam or Motor Vessels (U.S. Merchant Marine) CombatAce.com Naval Editor Orion Warrior Mod