Slitherine

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ORIGINAL: thewood1

Assuming you mean a glossary, but its been said multiple times before about playing CMNAO/CMO...

1) There is a certain amount you have to do yourself. Its an incredibly complex game/simulation where the devs spend as much time as possible tweaking and adding new stuff. One of the sacrifices is that documentation is basic. It focuses on game mechanics mostly.

2) You have to have the ambition to go learn the most basic concepts of naval and air warfare yourself. Not knowing what SEAD is or how to find out sounds like a prerequisite to playing. Abbreviations can be googled about as fast as the can be looked up in a glossar.

CMO can be used to test a multitude of theories, tactics, strategies, etc., but you have to know a little something about the subject. CMO won't teach you the basic stuff like abbreviations or definitions of ships types, etc. That's stuff that is freely and easily available through google.

If you don't have the naval intellectual capacity to do some of the basic stuff on your own, you chose the wrong game. Also not sure why the question is in this part of the forum.

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ORIGINAL: thewood1

Harsh or not, its the approach to be successful with the game. There are dozens of links in the New Player sections and in the pinned areas. As has been said before, Google and search are your friends.