(RELEASED) Official GWX - Knight's Cross Edition v1.0

Archive1 · 03-19-25, 10:06 PM

Fubar2Niner: Kapitan Lehmann:

Yes, I have experience with multiple versions of SH3 and admit that there may be some confusion, but they all have used Shift D or F10 to man the deck gun. Neither of these works for the KC version although the F1control list gives F10 as the appropriate trigger. And, yes I know, that that is not possible in high seas. When I do use F10 I get the message, "Forward deck gun not active." Something is off. Yeah, maybe it's me...but?

I should also comment that when I did use Shft D, as you said, all crew were on deck. And they remained there until I submerged. But...but...when I resurfaced, there they were, still standing on deck. A bit damp but...

Please understand, I am not being critical of the program, just highlighting some expected needed tweaks. When I was involved with multiple pharma companies we worked very hard to eliminate problems before release,but upon release many, many more appeared that we had not anticipated. Such is the world of progress and development.

I would hope that Lehmann and the crew accept the reports of those who work with the initial release as positive reports for improvement and not blunt comments of criticism of their hard work.
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03-19-25, 10:06 PM	#11
Archive1 Captain Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Washington State south of Tacoma Posts: 495 Downloads: 26 Uploads: 0	Fubar2Niner: Kapitan Lehmann: Yes, I have experience with multiple versions of SH3 and admit that there may be some confusion, but they all have used Shift D or F10 to man the deck gun. Neither of these works for the KC version although the F1control list gives F10 as the appropriate trigger. And, yes I know, that that is not possible in high seas. When I do use F10 I get the message, "Forward deck gun not active." Something is off. Yeah, maybe it's me...but? I should also comment that when I did use Shft D, as you said, all crew were on deck. And they remained there until I submerged. But...but...when I resurfaced, there they were, still standing on deck. A bit damp but... Please understand, I am not being critical of the program, just highlighting some expected needed tweaks. When I was involved with multiple pharma companies we worked very hard to eliminate problems before release,but upon release many, many more appeared that we had not anticipated. Such is the world of progress and development. I would hope that Lehmann and the crew accept the reports of those who work with the initial release as positive reports for improvement and not blunt comments of criticism of their hard work. -=Archive=-