NYGM Question - Does it still include task forces?

BritTorrent · 11-17-20, 03:48 PM

Hi all,

I'm looking to install NYGM to try after years of playing GWX. I like that it focuses on improving core gameplay and realism of harvesting tonnage, seeing as that's 90% of the game! And I can live without the nice eye candy of GWX if the core game is entertaining enough.

The documents for NYGM say that it doesn't really focus on scripted encounters and focuses almost exclusively on the merchant hunting side of things. Improved convoys, escorts, ASW patrols etc.

My question is, does this mean it gets rid of task forces as well? One of my favorite things about SH3 vanilla and GWX too was occasionally dropping on a battleship or an aircraft carrier, outside of a scripted encounter. Just a random task force reported by BDu.

Are these encounters still in the game? Can you still find the odd capital ships dotted around? Or are they all removed in favour of the random convoys and merchants?

Cheers,

BritTorrent

11-17-20, 03:48 PM	#1
BritTorrent Watch Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 26 Downloads: 191 Uploads: 0	NYGM Question - Does it still include task forces? Hi all, I'm looking to install NYGM to try after years of playing GWX. I like that it focuses on improving core gameplay and realism of harvesting tonnage, seeing as that's 90% of the game! And I can live without the nice eye candy of GWX if the core game is entertaining enough. The documents for NYGM say that it doesn't really focus on scripted encounters and focuses almost exclusively on the merchant hunting side of things. Improved convoys, escorts, ASW patrols etc. My question is, does this mean it gets rid of task forces as well? One of my favorite things about SH3 vanilla and GWX too was occasionally dropping on a battleship or an aircraft carrier, outside of a scripted encounter. Just a random task force reported by BDu. Are these encounters still in the game? Can you still find the odd capital ships dotted around? Or are they all removed in favour of the random convoys and merchants? Cheers, BritTorrent