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Mersea · 12-30-10, 01:04 PM

Hello all, I have recently bought an used SH IV copy, and discovered that game which is truly addictive; and very well made. Often I have seen SH III game in low prices, and never bought it, it is sold amongst not attractive games' titles or unpopular... but I did not know how fun and well made were these games. As for SH III I will buy it someday for sure, but for the time being I have enough to handle with SH IV, learning etc....

Until sub sim, I was rather a "grunt" player with the OFP series, ARMA II OA to list the most recent games. I do play time to time TOAW III (The Operational Art of War III).

Outside PC, aka rl life I got interested into navigation with booklet to learn how to sail at large, in french as french is my mother tongue.

I think the learning curve for sub sim is steep; compared to other simulation, and the game demand more reflexion, which is good.

12-30-10, 01:04 PM	#1
Mersea Swabbie Join Date: Dec 2010 Posts: 7 Downloads: 42 Uploads: 0	I'm new! Hello all, I have recently bought an used SH IV copy, and discovered that game which is truly addictive; and very well made. Often I have seen SH III game in low prices, and never bought it, it is sold amongst not attractive games' titles or unpopular... but I did not know how fun and well made were these games. As for SH III I will buy it someday for sure, but for the time being I have enough to handle with SH IV, learning etc.... Until sub sim, I was rather a "grunt" player with the OFP series, ARMA II OA to list the most recent games. I do play time to time TOAW III (The Operational Art of War III). Outside PC, aka rl life I got interested into navigation with booklet to learn how to sail at large, in french as french is my mother tongue. I think the learning curve for sub sim is steep; compared to other simulation, and the game demand more reflexion, which is good.