Grid EL56.EL29 or grid-PA or EA on the other side Karibischen Meer

Gargamel · 03-08-11, 10:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Vendor

A year in the middle of May so I started from Python along the west side of South America and came to the channel's opening which was very shallow two land unit existed, but Panama was neutral so any fire from them was not, could Just do not go ahead given that it was so shallow and uneven bottom, so I went a different route to go back to diesel fumes for support, but from the other side, perhaps it is possible to go before December 1941 12/12

Vendor man.... LOL.

I'm sure it's just that you're making a valiant attempt at communicating with us stupid English speaking people, but sometimes.... I have no idea what you say. But I know it's worth figuring out.

At least usually.

But as to the OP, I just read in the GWX manual that it is possible to make that transit, if you're careful. Wonder if Pearl Harbor or any of the west coast Harbors are modeled? Woooo, wouldnt that be a surprise, having a IX show up in San Fran. Has anybody travelled off the map before? I think i heard the world ends doesn't it?

Gerald · 03-08-11, 10:57 AM

I think I've tried most of the channel system in SH3 but not the Panama Canal, which is not important, just for fun, if the game permits to do so..

Gerald · 03-08-11, 11:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Gargamel

Vendor man.... LOL.

I'm sure it's just that you're making a valiant attempt at communicating with us stupid English speaking people, but sometimes.... I have no idea what you say. But I know it's worth figuring out.

At least usually.

But as to the OP, I just read in the GWX manual that it is possible to make that transit, if you're careful. Wonder if Pearl Harbor or any of the west coast Harbors are modeled? Woooo, wouldnt that be a surprise, having a IX show up in San Fran. Has anybody travelled off the map before? I think i heard the world ends doesn't it?

"with us stupid English speaking people" they are everywhere, and is definitely not only Englishmen, but I assume that you now have raised is the current title of my question, if anyone has been assigned the above grid, you have probably been ready for you,and yes, I've gone as far as you can in SH3's map,but not Panama Channel......yet

03-08-11, 12:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Vendor

but not Panama Channel......yet

Pretty hefty toll.
Better get some funding from BDU.

03-08-11, 12:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Gargamel

Vendor man.... LOL.

I'm sure it's just that you're making a valiant attempt at communicating with us stupid English speaking people, but sometimes.... I have no idea what you say. But I know it's worth figuring out.

I'll bet his english is better than your swedish.

Gargamel · 03-08-11, 12:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Snestorm

I'll bet his english is better than your swedish.

Which is exactly my point

03-08-11, 12:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Gargamel

Which is exactly my point

I just couldn't resist.
One of those "cute" sayings that I realy love to use (Yes OK, and abuse).
It's all in fun.

Gerald · 03-08-11, 06:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Gargamel

Which is exactly my point

If you really want right in your "point " so I offer it to you to be happy and not cry all night, or the part that remains of the day.

Gerald · 03-08-11, 06:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Snestorm

I'll bet his english is better than your swedish.

If he believes it, which is happening in the church in most cases, I wonder what odds he could get in to be better in languages, conversations on the Swedish, or another language, he dare bet he'll get a surprise in any direction

desirableroasted · 03-08-11, 08:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Vendor

If he believes it, which is happening in the church in most cases, I wonder what odds he could get in to be better in languages, conversations on the Swedish, or another language, he dare bet he'll get a surprise in any direction

Google Translate works pretty well, in fact, especially with Swedish/Norwegian/Danish, which tend to be light on nuance (I've been in Scandinavia 25 years & can say they are pretty mechanical languages).

Your posts are a bit cryptic, Vendor. Derrida & Barthes would have been able to write a book around the sentence above.

;-)

Gerald · 03-08-11, 08:35 PM

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Originally Posted by desirableroasted

Google Translate works pretty well, in fact, especially with Swedish/Norwegian/Danish, which tend to be light on nuance (I've been in Scandinavia 25 years & can say they are pretty mechanical languages).

Your posts are a bit cryptic, Vendor. Derrida & Barthes would have been able to write a book around the sentence above.

;-)

Cryptic? I had a question concerning the above grid, nothing else can not see from my perspective on this would be extremely strange.Google Translate can work well, although it is stylistically,I agree with you about this.you mean Post-structuralism, I think there are more complicated thing than this to wrote a book.

Bakkels · 03-08-11, 09:11 PM

Well, I've got to back the Swedish here. I'm from Holland and we've got quite a lot of Swedish footballplayers here, and no other nationality can learn Dutch as fast and speak it so effortlessly as the Swedish, so thumbs up for them.

Though I gotta admit it usually takes a few reads before I understand Vendor, deciphering his posts makes coming on the forum more fun. And more challenging. ..too bad it doesn't earn me any renown.
(And damn, I've been playing way too much sh3

)

Gerald · 03-08-11, 09:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Bakkels

Well, I've got to back the Swedish here. I'm from Holland and we've got quite a lot of Swedish footballplayers here, and no other nationality can learn Dutch as fast and speak it so effortlessly as the Swedish, so thumbs up for them.

Though I gotta admit it usually takes a few reads before I understand Vendor, deciphering his posts makes coming on the forum more fun. And more challenging. ..too bad it doesn't earn me any renown.
(And damn, I've been playing way too much sh3

)

Thanks Bakkels!

03-10-11, 07:54 AM

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Originally Posted by desirableroasted

Google Translate works pretty well, in fact, especially with Swedish/Norwegian/Danish, which tend to be light on nuance (I've been in Scandinavia 25 years & can say they are pretty mechanical languages).

Your posts are a bit cryptic, Vendor. Derrida & Barthes would have been able to write a book around the sentence above.

;-)

If you think google does a good job with danish, you don't know danish.

Gereke · 03-10-11, 03:51 PM

I just took the Admiral Hipper from the Caribbean sea, through the Panama Canal. The "locks" on the Pacific side were a tight squeeze. If the heavy cruiser could make it through, a U-boat would have no problems.

First thing I ran into on the Pacific side in the EL grid were a couple of American 4 pipers. Once I got out into the open sea, I searched around but didn't find anything.

I sailed down to the Galapegos Islands, and they weren't even rendered in the game. I then sailed North to the Mexican Coast, then up past Baja and into the San Francisco Bay. All that was modeled was the land mass, no ports or anything. Very "dead".

03-08-11, 10:57 AM	#2
Gerald SUBSIM Newsman Join Date: May 2008 Location: Close to sea Posts: 24,254 Downloads: 553 Uploads: 0	I think I've tried most of the channel system in SH3 but not the Panama Canal, which is not important, just for fun, if the game permits to do so.. __________________ Nothing in life is to be feard,it is only to be understood. Marie Curie

03-08-11, 09:11 PM	#12
Bakkels Seasoned Skipper Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Groningen, The Netherlands Posts: 709 Downloads: 101 Uploads: 6	Well, I've got to back the Swedish here. I'm from Holland and we've got quite a lot of Swedish footballplayers here, and no other nationality can learn Dutch as fast and speak it so effortlessly as the Swedish, so thumbs up for them. Though I gotta admit it usually takes a few reads before I understand Vendor, deciphering his posts makes coming on the forum more fun. And more challenging. ..too bad it doesn't earn me any renown. (And damn, I've been playing way too much sh3 ) __________________ My sh3 skins : http://www.gamefront.com/files/user/Bakkels Or go to the sh3 downloads section > skins

03-10-11, 03:51 PM	#15
Gereke A-ganger Join Date: Jan 2011 Posts: 76 Downloads: 61 Uploads: 0	I just took the Admiral Hipper from the Caribbean sea, through the Panama Canal. The "locks" on the Pacific side were a tight squeeze. If the heavy cruiser could make it through, a U-boat would have no problems. First thing I ran into on the Pacific side in the EL grid were a couple of American 4 pipers. Once I got out into the open sea, I searched around but didn't find anything. I sailed down to the Galapegos Islands, and they weren't even rendered in the game. I then sailed North to the Mexican Coast, then up past Baja and into the San Francisco Bay. All that was modeled was the land mass, no ports or anything. Very "dead".