Is SHIII boring you.

ridgewayranger · 07-31-05, 02:23 PM

As a fan of many years of SH1 and later SH2 I eagerly looked forward to the latest version. Installed XP, ATI Pro 9800 card, more memory and then paid my $50 for the download. Apparently the number of times I can do this is severely limited and I don't even have a disk I can resell.
The game I find to be boring and unstable. Wonderful graphics, even voice control, but I don't want to spend hours looking at trees and buildings as I drive my boat to get to a patrol area where nothing is likely to happen anyway. Start the missions in the patrol areas
I know it is realistic, I was a diesel boat submariner for years, but I can be bored in life without paying for it. What I would like from my game is some interest, even excitement. If you want hard cold realism join the Navy and let me have my vicarious pleasure. I still play SH1 thanks to the instructions on how to run it on XP.

07-31-05, 02:23 PM	#1
ridgewayranger Frogman Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Ipswich, England Posts: 302 Downloads: 281 Uploads: 0	Is SHIII boring you. As a fan of many years of SH1 and later SH2 I eagerly looked forward to the latest version. Installed XP, ATI Pro 9800 card, more memory and then paid my $50 for the download. Apparently the number of times I can do this is severely limited and I don't even have a disk I can resell. The game I find to be boring and unstable. Wonderful graphics, even voice control, but I don't want to spend hours looking at trees and buildings as I drive my boat to get to a patrol area where nothing is likely to happen anyway. Start the missions in the patrol areas I know it is realistic, I was a diesel boat submariner for years, but I can be bored in life without paying for it. What I would like from my game is some interest, even excitement. If you want hard cold realism join the Navy and let me have my vicarious pleasure. I still play SH1 thanks to the instructions on how to run it on XP.