Ship Simulator
English forum => Small talk => Topic started by: firestar12 on November 30, 2008, 23:31:45
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What is the purpose of having Atlantic ocean and New York North atlantic. They are exactly the same. So why have them?
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I guess it's like Everest, because they are there.. ;)
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They are the same, just different names I would assume, I think all the ocean environments are the same thing.
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They are not exactly the same. One is closer to New York. Having two Atlantic oceans allows a longer mission to New York. In earlier versions, you could not re-enter an environment that you just left. In fact, it was necessary to cycle through three different environments.
Now, ocean environments can be used recursively, allowing for missions lasting 24 hours or more.
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They are not exactly the same. One is closer to New York. Having two Atlantic oceans allows a longer mission to New York. In earlier versions, you could not re-enter an environment that you just left. In fact, it was necessary to cycle through three different environments.
Now, ocean environments can be used recursively, allowing for missions lasting 24 hours or more.
MVSmith has got it right there, although if you were to cross the atlantic it would more like 6 days, not 24 hours.
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MVSmith has got it right there, although if you were to cross the atlantic it would more like 6 days, not 24 hours.
well, That depends o what your crossing with ::)
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well, That depends o what your crossing with ::)
It's faster by jet now.
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Not if you go by British Airways via Terminal 5.
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Not if you go by British Airways via Terminal 5.
He he, Very true Terry.
It's faster by jet now.
I was just talking about going on a ship across the atlantic, not by air
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I hear the space shuttle is pretty quick these days