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Prince of
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Watching over U-253
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It certainly can put a damper on things...
From a realism point of view, the elements are a big part of the challenge. But it can get awfully frustrating when you start feeling like you're fighting with one hand (or at least one deck gun) tied behind your back. ![]() |
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Seasoned Skipper
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Location: Groningen, The Netherlands
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Soundman
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Location: London
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Personally bad weather used to really annoy me, especially when I was learning SH3 for the first time. But now aslong as the visibility isn't zero I'm fine with it. As I'm pretty sure it helps conceal you from escorts, and I like the atmosphere created by the seemingly constant raging storms, when I play SH4 I miss them. |
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Seasoned Skipper
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I know, I tried it on one patrol, but it felt too much like cheating to me
![]() Frustrations are also part of a sim game of course. Now everytime I shadow a (badly protected) convoy, I cross my fingers for the weather to remain good. It kinda adds to the tension.
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Soundman
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