given the external cameras and simple command interface, but under the hood there is a LOT going on. Some features are abstracted (I am still super-bothered by invisible towed arrays that don't need to be
well as improved the AI since release. A big QoL addition for me (very early on) was adding crew feedback for orders, warnings (cavitation etc.) and contacts. The videos probably make it look too arcadey

be continued. If you guys have problems.. we paid you wont lose us unless we,re cheated, ghosted, or lied to. The gaming community is wonderful. All of your reports though state its all going great
seem to have realized the passion many of us have for this subject, but I dont know if youre aware of how truly far some simmers are willing to go to make sure rhere experience - and therefore our

can only officers blocking leaks...?
- Why is the UZO used although the command is binoculars?
- you can crash dive near your own port or shallow water to optimize your crew.
- No power consumption
(EGO-View / Orbit view)
- map, realism, Course calculation, map update, attac map
- RT/TC
- Surfaced go to decks awash --> no switch to diesel
- Food can be loaded to the 88er / AA-Gun
- same food in the

only things i agree with you on are the audio issues,lack of campaign and the overall repetitive nature of the missions. which are going to be fixed later down the line according to the road map.


forward.

So let's return to the main question: how does this game meet the expectations SH (3) players might have? Personally I already answered to that. Yes, it's worth a try already and I'm sure it will

such a progmatic to sink 2 corvettes and to go home.
Of course I decided to attack the docked Nelson.
It has taken over 10 torpedoea to make it drowning. Also having in my mind the idea that I need to
Hello, skippers!
I dont know if it is common for you to sink battleships, but for me it was the first time to meet such a giant. . As long as Brits had had only 2 Nelson class battleships, it was a

go around Ireland and deliver their cargo to Great Britain. And as you can see in the above screenshot, there is a lot of traffic pouring through the Celtic Sea. So bear that in mind when
unless they accept patrol missions that take them to the Celtic Sea or Western Approaches.

The Celtic Sea and Western Approaches are the two choke points merchant traffic have to pass through in order to

, switch to electric drive, feed the crew. You can not be serious!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ♥♥♥♥ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And they don't need to repack their underpants? Do I really have to do it all by hand, walk
pick up spare parts and go repair a hole in the ship while drowning. Are you really serious ????? And I'll take another guy and he can't take the parts from the corpse to fix it ?????
♥♥♥♥ you with a

go around Ireland and deliver their cargo to Great Britain. And as you can see in the above screenshot, there is a lot of traffic pouring through the Celtic Sea. So bear that in mind when
unless they accept patrol missions that take them to the Celtic Sea or Western Approaches.

The Celtic Sea and Western Approaches are the two choke points merchant traffic have to pass through in order to

upgrades still all pales in comparison to SH3's campaign.

In SH3 you would go on hundreds of patrols and the more tonnage you sank, the more 'renown' you earned which would get you promoted and let you buy

Messaggio originale di McDewgle:

This has to be said. I was really hoping Uboat would be a good game but after so many patches the devs just keep spoon-feeding us content at a snails pace and every time they give us

probably, outrun the destroyer and swim to shore if sunk :)

Also I wonder how much shoe stepping actually went on in those tight quarters inside the sub, I recently read uboat crews often wore shorts and
good will. their good nature.. by going to ultra extremes. like apologizing for being white. apologizing for being born practically. Publicly declaring war on "white supremacy".. and it gets them nowhere