The Silent Hunter IV (Pacific Campaign) WISH-LIST

Sniper_1 · 12-19-05, 07:52 PM

More thoughts/ideas have come to mind:

-An 'officers mess' for between patrols where you can catch up on gossip and news about the progress of the war etc.

-A series of 'qualifiying' courses at the start for just you as a PCO (Prospective Commanding Officer). The sub and crew you use for this is not the one you will command. Have seperate crew training excercises to improve crew skills prior to deploying.

-If you accept a new build boat, you have to return to the states to commission her. That means that you arrive at a shipyard and pick up the boat from there, with a cut-scene comissioning ceremony (maybe you even see her being launched and worked on/fitted out in the yard). You then have the option of going through the training missions again (to train your crew, as they would be historically a mix of about 1/3 experienced crew and 2/3rd new crew).

-If you change your command have a proper 'change of command ceremony' as per USN traditions.

Thats all i can think off for now.

Sniper_1.

12-19-05, 07:52 PM	#11
Sniper_1 A-ganger Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Dublin, Ireland Posts: 71 Downloads: 2 Uploads: 0	More thoughts/ideas have come to mind: -An 'officers mess' for between patrols where you can catch up on gossip and news about the progress of the war etc. -A series of 'qualifiying' courses at the start for just you as a PCO (Prospective Commanding Officer). The sub and crew you use for this is not the one you will command. Have seperate crew training excercises to improve crew skills prior to deploying. -If you accept a new build boat, you have to return to the states to commission her. That means that you arrive at a shipyard and pick up the boat from there, with a cut-scene comissioning ceremony (maybe you even see her being launched and worked on/fitted out in the yard). You then have the option of going through the training missions again (to train your crew, as they would be historically a mix of about 1/3 experienced crew and 2/3rd new crew). -If you change your command have a proper 'change of command ceremony' as per USN traditions. Thats all i can think off for now. Sniper_1. __________________ Happiness and moral duty are inseparably connected. George Washington