Ship Simulator
English forum => Ship Simulator 2008 => Topic started by: Mr Robville on July 10, 2007, 08:00:50
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i read i a lot of topics that there will be a sinking patch that makes ships REAL sinking, but i asked a couple of times ''when does this patch releases?'' and so far no answer, so can anyone tell me when the sinking patch will release? ;)
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Well, the answer to your question is really simple.
no one knows at the moment.
We'll just have to wait.
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ok then
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Why sink a ship? I think the developers should work on other features like waves and ships dynamics!
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Peopel are crasy to see ship's sink! :D
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What is so fun 2 make a lot of holes on u boat and make it 2 sink, ? this is a training sim, not a crash sim. and i agree with rs we need more realistisk dynamics and wawes, mybe bether night env... like light on the houses in harbor and light poles. and bouys with lights. :)
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What is so fun 2 make a lot of holes on u boat and make it 2 sink, ? this is a training sim, not a crash sim. and i agree with rs we need more realistisk dynamics and wawes, mybe bether night env... like light on the houses in harbor and light poles. and bouys with lights. :)
I agree 100%, especially about realistic dynamics!
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But, it's also important that you can't just crash into everything without any effects. Like on flight sim, you may aswell say, you cant crash on FS.
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indeed, withoud real-life crashes the game is more unrealistic
but i started this topic to ask when the patch releases, not wich features have to be better ;)
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And we were discussing one issue, your question has been answered before you even made this topic in other posts you posted.
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Yes for sure. the crash dynamic, must be realistisk 2. if u hit a nother ship hard u should beginn 2 take in water and sink. but i think a lot of people are going 2 _Wwwwwooow look a ship i need 2 crash in it 2 get it 2 sink. :P
But i think sinking patch are not the priority . They should make a patch for the things writhing above about dynamic,s and the night envi. it,s nice 2 take a big ship in 2 harbor in a dark night and se the lights from the city and bouys on the wather. :P
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the ability to sink a ship in the sim is a good idea. I think your ship or boat should get damaged or sink if you plough to hard into heavy seas, as in real life, you stand the chance of structural damage or being swamped.
Rogue waves would be a good development in the future and on a totally random basis.
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For emergency (mayday mayday) situations sinking can be great, time rush against the clock to rescue all crew and passengers from the vessel.
So sinking can be very handful to simulate in such situations. ;)
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Rogue Waves!! :o ;D ..like Posidon!! YAAAAY!
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Haha! :D
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it is aslo awsome to be on a sinking ship to see the last seconds of the ship above the ocean, like the nice teering cabin were you just sit in, is now under water and will never return!!1 :'( unless you restart the mission ofcourse ;)
it also makes the game a bit more attractive ;D
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I think people who say the sinking patch should not be focused on should re-think. Put it this way, ship simulator is as it says in the title a 'simulator'. Yes we should have realistic dynamics and have nice environments but what would ship sim be without sinking? You can simulate a sinking of a ship and make it part of many missions. As long as vstep make ship sinking realistic I think sinking is a pretty important feature in the game. Plus I'm sure many people won't have bought the game for realism, but simply as a 'game'.
Cheers,
Adam
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The sinking and waves is a good think for multiplayer situations, someone reports they are sinking, off go the rescue boats and salvage crew
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The sinking and waves is a good think for multiplayer situations, someone reports they are sinking, off go the rescue boats and salvage crew
Very good idea! I would like to see that too!
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Plus I'm sure many people won't have bought the game for realism, but simply as a 'game'.
Actually you are wrong about that... If you read the answers in this topic:
http://www.shipsim.com/ShipSimForum/index.php/topic,146.0.html
you will find out that most people prefer the technical simulator aspects.
The answers so far are distributed like this:
Simulation: 61
Arcade (your simple 'game'...): 0
Neither simulation nor arcade: 3
Both simulation and arcade: 1
I know that these answers do not correspond to every user of Ship Simulator, but they show a very clear tendency. We want realism!
Regards
groennegaard
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I realise a vast majority of people will have bought the game for it's realism. I myself tend to go for realism and beautiful graphics however I am sure that many people will have bought the game simply to play as a game. :) I don't mean to be offensive, but the stats you provided below will reflect a tiny portion of those who play SS and don't really prove anything. I bet there are thousands of people who will have bought the game simply to drive ships around and try to sink them.
I don't think I was wrong, because I know of people who bought the game to see if they could 'sink a ship and smash it up' basically to have some fun. However I am sure that 90% of people who bought SS2006/8 will have done so for it's realism, I know I did ;D
Just my thoughts...
Cheers,
Adam
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i aslo bought shipsimulator as a game ;D
and there is one mission were you can see a oil tanker sinking, i don't know the name of it anymore but it is a mission located in the ocean and you start with an rescue boat.
as soon as you get to the ship you will see it go down in the water, but the speed of sinking is a bit too fast, so i think the ship sinks with programmed scripts