Ship Simulator
English forum => Ship Simulator Extremes => General discussions => Topic started by: Elgar on August 15, 2011, 14:38:05
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Hi all
I am new to the sim and enjoy it very much. But i can´t figure out how to rescue people in the water (in some missions). I get there, see them, slow down and all, but they stay in the water. Can anyone tell me what i am doing wrong? thanks a lot
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Hello Elgar!
Wellcome. Well, you shoul stop the ship/boat like a 1-2 may 3 "meters(when it lookslike 2-3 meter), away from the person in the water. Then you in most missions are told to wait (about 10-20 seconds), and then is the persons saved. And the boat have do less than 1 knots speed, the best is of cource to stop completly. And in some mission where you sail a big ship, you have to deploy a smaller boat to pick him up, and in some you should use the ship you sail with, but that thing you are told in the mission. I hope you understand.
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To add to Wyqvist’s good explanation:
The text for the objective should specify how close, at what max speed, and for how long. If not, the mission is faulty.
In addition, text will pop up alongside the objective telling you to get closer, reduce speed, etc.
There is also a countdown timer showing how long you need to wait.
Those advisory messages are generated automatically by the Uber condition that the creator uses to determine when the rescue is completed.
One characteristic of the Uber condition is that a specific ship (http://specific ship) is called for—which the swimmer will follow if it is close enough.
Therefore the player does not have a choice of ship or deployable to use. The ship or boat should be specified in the objective text if there is more than one that the player might choose.