Who works "real-time' ? :D

vanjast · 02-22-11, 01:16 AM

With enemy ships around it's better to go at lower TCs as the game makes the AI smarter with higher TC.. It seems to skip a few calculations or it's just the simple calcs used that makes it so.

For example..silent running in a rough see the AI usually cannot see your scope beyond 1Nm... add some TC and you have a destroyer on top of you in no time.

Sometime ago with the SH(3) engine, it was discovered that a TC<=256 is the sensible limit of the game. It starts 'losing track' of things beyond this.

02-22-11, 01:16 AM	#14
vanjast Sea Lord Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Somewhere else now Posts: 1,740 Downloads: 825 Uploads: 4	With enemy ships around it's better to go at lower TCs as the game makes the AI smarter with higher TC.. It seems to skip a few calculations or it's just the simple calcs used that makes it so. For example..silent running in a rough see the AI usually cannot see your scope beyond 1Nm... add some TC and you have a destroyer on top of you in no time. Sometime ago with the SH(3) engine, it was discovered that a TC<=256 is the sensible limit of the game. It starts 'losing track' of things beyond this.