Dangerous Waters??

[lil_jimmy_norton]

Anyone tried this game?

http://storefront.steampowered.com/v2/index.php?area=game&AppId=1600

Is it any good?

I love Silent Hunter 3, and 688(I) so this game looks interesting.

EDIT: Seems there is a demo availiable.

http://www.scs-dangerouswaters.com/demo.html

[imported_-=AJ06=-]

Re: Dangerous Waters??

Hmm how come it's $39, the graphics look cack, RO looks much better and its cheaper

[lil_jimmy_norton]

Re: Dangerous Waters??

Ro???

[Guidon666]

Re: Dangerous Waters??

Graphics seem a bit dated, but that may have been due to Multi-player focus/ability.

Will DL later and see what I think.
I am also a pretty big fan of SH III and would like a "Newer" aged sim (Tired of fighting subs in wwII)

[King Cockery]

Re: Dangerous Waters??

I've tried this game, but unfortunately it doesn't have any training/tutorial missions, and the only way to learn to play this game is to read a 500+ page manual, or learn the basics of modern naval warfare. If you don't feel like really studying to play a game, don't play this game. I guess it woud be great if i would learn it though. And Aj. you cannot compare naval simulators to ground based shooters like Red Orchestra. I like silent hunter III aswell but it's very easy to learn when compared to some other simulators

[Guidon666]

Re: Dangerous Waters??

Yikes. 500+ page manual?

I'll pass. Unfortunatly I quit buying/playing most sims when it became harder to control them on a computer than it is to control them in RL.

Had a buddy that is an AH64 PIlot and remembered when LONGBOW (game) came out, he bought it and tossed it within about week for the same reasons.

[King Cockery]

Re: Dangerous Waters??

Well it sounds strange, but it's easier to make mistakes in simulation games general than in real life , partly because you still don't have that level of control.