[WIP] Titanium/Nuke and tweaked Damage Mods....

GeoffBelding · 12-14-07, 05:01 AM

Hi CaptainHaplo - I, being a Brit, am not an expert, or even very knowledgable in the real Pacific war.

I hate the standard game when you have some hull damage, and dive to max depth in a hurry to see that you have killed the boat and the crew, so the extra hull strength of the 1.3 nuke version of your mod saved me from that fate many times, and made the sim more playable.

I enjoyed the extra speed of the nuke boat on occasions, but went 'low and slow' most of the time to avoid the escorts. But when you're out of torpedos, in shallow water, and know that a surface gun battle means certain death, to go faster than the escorts brings a BIG smile to my face. Again more playable.

I don't want to have an invincible boat, but 'damage when careless' seems a good approach.

I'm sorry that I can't add any technical elements to this, but I'm sure others can and will.

Keep up the excellent work.

Cheers and a Happy Christmas

Geoff

12-14-07, 05:01 AM	#1
GeoffBelding Seaman Join Date: May 2007 Location: Hampshire, England Posts: 41 Downloads: 5 Uploads: 0	Nuke & Titanium Boats for patch 1.4 Hi CaptainHaplo - I, being a Brit, am not an expert, or even very knowledgable in the real Pacific war. I hate the standard game when you have some hull damage, and dive to max depth in a hurry to see that you have killed the boat and the crew, so the extra hull strength of the 1.3 nuke version of your mod saved me from that fate many times, and made the sim more playable. I enjoyed the extra speed of the nuke boat on occasions, but went 'low and slow' most of the time to avoid the escorts. But when you're out of torpedos, in shallow water, and know that a surface gun battle means certain death, to go faster than the escorts brings a BIG smile to my face. Again more playable. I don't want to have an invincible boat, but 'damage when careless' seems a good approach. I'm sorry that I can't add any technical elements to this, but I'm sure others can and will. Keep up the excellent work. Cheers and a Happy Christmas Geoff