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Digital Gaming => Computer Gaming => Topic started by: Oche on September 21, 2013, 08:41:08 AM

Title: Atlantic Warfare Naval sim under development
Post by: Oche on September 21, 2013, 08:41:08 AM
Keep an eye on this one...fingers crossed  8)

http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/showthread.php?t=207460
Title: Re: Atlantic Warfare Naval sim under development
Post by: steve58 on September 21, 2013, 08:46:42 AM
Sounds very ambitious...thanks for the heads up.   

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Atlantic Warfare main features:

-Enroll in the Royal navy and take control of a battleship to engage enemy fleet or protect convoy against the u-boat threat.

-Enroll in the RAF coastal command and wage war from the air against the enemy fleet.

-Enroll in the Kriegsmarine as a battleship or u-boat commander and engage enemy fleet or merchant shipping and convoys.

-Enroll in the Luftwaffe and engage enemy fleet from the air with advanced weaponry like the one use in the Bay of Biscay.

-Full Atlantic campaign and side missions including non conventional missions.

-Light RPG elements to bring a human dimension and interactivity with your crew like captain skills tree with various talents
buy with renown to upgrade your skills.

-Upgradable equipment on ships,u-boat and airplanes buy with renown at barrack located in harbors&aerodrome.

-Multiplayer will allow to play the Solo Campaign in multiplayer mode! In that mode, your strategic mind will be put
to the test through a long military campaign that runs over several days. Other game mode might be introduce later on.

-State of the art graphic&FX and realistic environment that will affect your strategy and decisions.

-Full 3D damage system with complex sinking mechanics and advanced damage managing system.
Title: Re: Atlantic Warfare Naval sim under development
Post by: Nefaro on September 21, 2013, 09:35:51 AM
Yeah, it does sound a bit too ambitious.  But I'd take another submarine sim if it's polished enough. 

They can end up drop the air and/or surface playables and I'd still be happy.  Considering the long list of features, I expect that to be the case if it's gonna be released anytime in the next couple years.  Else it won't be as detailed in each one?  I hope it's quite detailed.  Manual fire control, for instance, is the only way to go.  ;)