Supremacy at Sea: WW2

[jakla1027]

Bump...

[Max 86]

http://forums.navalwarfare.net/forumdis ... AT-SEA-WW2

Here is a link to their forums. Not much activity at all and most threads deal with problems or request for missing features. I followed this release pretty closely and what bothered me aboput the whole deal is that NWS stated rather strongy how this game was tested in depth before release and it was obvious after release this could not have been true. I have never heard one positive review for this game and that is if you can even find a review anymore

[Terminus]

Well, strictly speaking, it WAS tested in depth.

I was there.

[mllange]

ORIGINAL: Max 86

http://forums.navalwarfare.net/forumdis ... AT-SEA-WW2

Here is a link to their forums. Not much activity at all and most threads deal with problems or request for missing features. I followed this release pretty closely and what bothered me aboput the whole deal is that NWS stated rather strongy how this game was tested in depth before release and it was obvious after release this could not have been true. I have never heard one positive review for this game and that is if you can even find a review anymore

I would be somewhat shocked to find that you have even played the game; I've owned it for two years now and it has been in a continuous state of progress (albeit somewhat slowly). The game was fair when I bought it and it is now absolutely enjoyable and unique. Give it a go before passing judgement I say.

[Rosseau]

+1

[Anonymous]

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[ulisin]

+1

[Khanti]

Bump on purpose.
If somebody has that game (digital + serial) and really does not want to test / play it, I would gladly use his serial (registration number) and try it. I played NWS Rule the Waves (pre-dreadnoughts and dreadnoughts to 1925) with great pleasure and I'd like to see how it was done with WW2 ships.

(PM please)

[Gar-Dog]

Just bought & installed (WIN10); it crashes every time there's a surface combat. Only playable if I avoid surface combat. If it wasn't for that, I think I could learn to like it though the UI is a bit rough. I really do like its strategic focus.

I'm about to give up and buy "War in the Pacific", which looks like it's about as playable and far greater flexibility. I played WitP's prequel, Uncommon Valor, and after getting used to the interface, it was pretty fun. The turns there are every day (SaS allows every hour) and the focus is more operational than strategic (OOB is set by the scenario, economy is limited to supply logistics).

[RangerJoe]

ORIGINAL: Gar-Dog

Just bought & installed (WIN10); it crashes every time there's a surface combat. Only playable if I avoid surface combat. If it wasn't for that, I think I could learn to like it though the UI is a bit rough. I really do like its strategic focus.

I'm about to give up and buy "War in the Pacific", which looks like it's about as playable and far greater flexibility. I played WitP's prequel, Uncommon Valor, and after getting used to the interface, it was pretty fun. The turns there are every day (SaS allows every hour) and the focus is more operational than strategic (OOB is set by the scenario, economy is limited to supply logistics).

Try WITP AE but be aware that there are switches needed for that game. You might need switches for the game that you are having problems with.

[Raikkonen]

What about the two Steam & Iron games? I've been on the fence on those for months. Anyone have them and play them?

[Jason96]

this game needs some graphics at least like Iron Blitz (Sega Saturn) where it shows a short clip e.g. 1 battleship vs 2 cruisers, show the ships firing, damage occuring, then sinking if lost...this is a PC game for crying out loud!!!