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General Forums => Aircraft and Vehicles => Topic started by: brady on September 20, 2004, 10:12:16 PM
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Brings back some memories from Fighting Steel : German light cruiser Karlsruhe
Charon
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mmm... fighting steel. Still play it abit. :)
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why did they stagger the aft gun positions?
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so they would not mess up the flow to the fluxlined impellers.
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LoL, Thnx Nilsen.
A better arc of fire would have been my guess, but i defer to you :p
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:D
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mmm... fighting steel. Still play it abit.
It stopped working for me with one graphic card or direct x upgrade (I can't remember which) a few years ago. I'll have to try it again. Another good SSI game that was this > - < close to being a great game with a little more works and some of the more detailed features of the previous GNBNA.
Charon
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Originally posted by Charon
It stopped working for me with one graphic card or direct x upgrade (I can't remember which) a few years ago. I'll have to try it again. Another good SSI game that was this > - < close to being a great game with a little more works and some of the more detailed features of the previous GNBNA.
Charon
Don't quote me on this, but i think there is a patch available that sorts it out. If not, try running it in win98 compatibility mode.
-edit- direct link: http://207.44.164.159/subsim_files/patches/FS1_1.EXE
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HMS Flower!
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Karlsruhe, it is:)
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Fighting Steal:) Ya I have that game had some fun with it, been a while since I played it though.
I beelave the Guns were stagered to make for a better efeicency in the machenery layout below decks, or so I read.
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what a beutiful ship! :)
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Originally posted by brady
I beelave the Guns were stagered to make for a better efeicency in the machenery layout below decks, or so I read.
So the fluxlined impellers has nothing to do with it?
Last time i trust the voice in my head.