Little Mods, Big differance

12-07-10, 09:13 AM

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I plan to load up TMO at some point. I want to have my ducks in a row before I jump into that one

I am relative newbie, playing since February (I think?). I went from stock to environment mods and then TMOwtw. That was the big difference for me. I highly recommend it. After about a month on that I "jumped" to TMO 2 then Beta. It's not as big an impact as you may think. But, it surely (not to be confused with Shirly) makes the game play awesome. I learned most from taking Saves, and replaying, and posting questions to this forum and the Fleetboat Workshop forum. I still only play 15% realism, manual targeting is a must for me. Not ready to deal with frustrations of torpedo problems and fuel management yet. You should be able to learn quickly with TMO, and I like to use Armistead's MOD list as well. Good luck and jump in as the "water" is nice and warm with TMO/RSRDC.

12-07-10, 09:13 AM	#6
jldjs Stowaway Posts: n/a Downloads: Uploads:	Quote: I plan to load up TMO at some point. I want to have my ducks in a row before I jump into that one I am relative newbie, playing since February (I think?). I went from stock to environment mods and then TMOwtw. That was the big difference for me. I highly recommend it. After about a month on that I "jumped" to TMO 2 then Beta. It's not as big an impact as you may think. But, it surely (not to be confused with Shirly) makes the game play awesome. I learned most from taking Saves, and replaying, and posting questions to this forum and the Fleetboat Workshop forum. I still only play 15% realism, manual targeting is a must for me. Not ready to deal with frustrations of torpedo problems and fuel management yet. You should be able to learn quickly with TMO, and I like to use Armistead's MOD list as well. Good luck and jump in as the "water" is nice and warm with TMO/RSRDC.