Suez canal

LoBlo · 06-27-06, 09:55 PM

If you load up the northern part of the Red Sea you'll see that the last parts of the Suez Canal are pretty deep and you could simulate the end of a transit if you desire.

I made a mission where a US sub is exiting the Suez and a Russian SSN is waiting to tail it after it submerges

FERdeBOER · 06-28-06, 08:07 AM

Are you reading my mind?

I'm on the second mission of a campaign I'm creating in the Panama Canal.

My first thought was about Suez, but the absence of Mediterranean Navies (only France an UK in Gibraltar) in the game forced me to move the scenario to Panama.

And it's a shame the poor detail of the map. Maybe creating the channel is too much, but many land areas are bad created (Cadiz Bay as an example); but in overall we can manage.

06-27-06, 09:55 PM	#1
LoBlo Subsim Diehard Join Date: May 2006 Location: Texas! Posts: 971 Downloads: 78 Uploads: 3	If you load up the northern part of the Red Sea you'll see that the last parts of the Suez Canal are pretty deep and you could simulate the end of a transit if you desire. I made a mission where a US sub is exiting the Suez and a Russian SSN is waiting to tail it after it submerges __________________ "Seek not to offend or annoy... only to speak the truth"-a wise man

06-28-06, 08:07 AM	#2
FERdeBOER XO Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Spain Posts: 431 Downloads: 22 Uploads: 1	Are you reading my mind? I'm on the second mission of a campaign I'm creating in the Panama Canal. My first thought was about Suez, but the absence of Mediterranean Navies (only France an UK in Gibraltar) in the game forced me to move the scenario to Panama. And it's a shame the poor detail of the map. Maybe creating the channel is too much, but many land areas are bad created (Cadiz Bay as an example); but in overall we can manage. __________________ Hay dos tipos de buques: los submarinos... y los blancos. There are two types of ships: the subs... and the targets.