Given the level of detail of the game, I'm going to assume they're MiG-27s then and that maybe the game identified them as MiG-23s because of radar emissions or something. But I can't say for certain

It is in the game, seen it on another video. The MiG-28 and Yak-28 also in the game.

cool! I'm not sure, I didn't see anything for a Prairie masker but there is the towed decoy

Prairie/Masker is a passive system, its usually turned on and left on.

oh yeah, I know what it is, just don't see one listed in the game

How does this compare to DW

@@neurogenesis6741 it's newer. but other than that, they're two very different games. Sea Power is not a study sim like DW. In DW, you control one platform in detail. In Sea Power, you control many platforms at once in less detail. The better comparison here would be Fleet Command or Naval war: Arctic Circle (a game that few probably remember).

i know right? save the submarines!

what?? the game music's awesome!

@@FPSchazly The music is ok, but way too loud relative to your voice. I personally never have music on in games, but I know many do.

glad to help! yeah, the latest version of his fix helps with all windows 10 / 11 situations

probably tanks for sure but i dunno about airplanes, they got pretty darn advanced, but i've never really thought about which "advanced more", i think that's a harder question to answer than it may seem at first

@@FPSchazly Just compare WW2 submarines like the type vii to nuclear and diesel submarines we have today, WW2 submarines were basically like WW1 submarines, the type vii was slower when submerged like all subs at that time, like 7 knots submerged and 15/16 when emerged, compared to 45-50 knots they reach today, and it could stay submerged until the battery was done and the air quality was compromised which didn't take long, no snorkel, nothing. Today nuclear submarines can stay submerged almost indefinitely, they can get oxygen and water from the sea, the only limit is food basically. And of course now sub have all kind of fancy electronic stuff and weapons, even ballistic missiles with nuclear weapons, while the type vii had some really basic slow torpedoes that could be launched only from periscope depth against slow merchants and unaware warships cruising. Today nuclear submarines with ICBMs are really the doomsday weapon. Planes and tanks development was more gradual, sub technology remained the same between WW1 and WW2 and took really steep advancement in just like 30-40 years during the cold war

it's been like ten years haha can you give a timestamp? maybe i can work out why

bastard torp! haha thanks for the explanation

addendum: ALL toad arrays have the same profile. max sensitivity at 5kts, baffles cut out at 10.

my man sbraz with the knowledge. hey what would be a good time for me to stream that you could catch it? i can try and squeeze one in on the weekends every now and then

​@@FPSchazlymy new job cut my time in 69 halves. my absence is not an issue of timing but rather just me being silly sleepy or having irl shit do do. :) I say keep your programming as is.

Try either enabling or disabling the SoftwareCursor setting in the dangerouswaters.ini file

@@FPSchazly Thank You

that's a great feeling when you finally find that thing you've been trying to remember. hope you enjoy! and if you want, check out my video on the upcoming game Modern Naval Warfare, spiritual successor to Dangerous Waters :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJeae6OvipqBhtk

you know, i played it originally with the Complete mod, maybe that's why I feel like I remember the balance being slightly different

sorry, i just play it

yeah that shit sparkles. might not be a bad idea to get that mic lol but your current one does its job

what do you mean by shadow zone I showed or a linear layer? the fact the shadow zone goes deeper the further away you get? yes that does happen in DW and should happen in real life. but either way, in DW it's pretty much like an on/off switch. I don't know if that best depth beneath a layer of 60 m is supposed to be optimal effect or trying to avoid local discrepancies in the ocean where you might accidentally pop above a layer.

awesome, glad to hear it! yeah I first started playing these games when I was 11ish, there's a steep curve without even being a kid!

@@FPSchazly if you ever get around to firing up 688i again, i'd love to see how you tackle "One Step At A Time" - know it's a tutorial mission that's laid out in the manual, but i'd love to see how you approach it with a wider knowledge of the sub's capabilities than someone playing the game for the first time. either way, will keep enjoying these! thanks again.

wait what? you can use a helicopter?

@@FPSchazly go back to the Vercetti estate and go to the roof top. Take the stairs in the house all the way up to the roof and normally there is a helicopter up there. That’s how I always did the mission. I beat the game twice

thank you, glad to hear it! yes, they will definitely be uploaded here! sorry for not making that clear