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Post by antonin on Sept 22, 2020 16:55:54 GMT -6
So, needing something to lift me out of a pandemic-related depression, I finally got around to installing SAI and RJW on my new Win 10 computer. My wife bought me John Campbell's "Jutland: An Analysis of the Fighting" for my birthday this year, so I've been thinking about WWI-ear naval combat a lot. Well, technically, I bought the book myself, because my poor wife has been stuck in the Philippines by the pandemic since January, but that's another sad story... But I bought it with her enthusiastic blessing. What a wonderful woman!
Luckily I had made a CD in late 2019 with all the needed files for SAI and RJW, including my license numbers.
I installed both games directly on the C drive rather than in Program Files. In a folder called NWS. Plugged in my license numbers. And just minutes after deciding to install them, I was playing. Unlike some other games, I had no problems installing or playing on this Win 10 computer.
A big thanks to the guys at NWS for making these great games easy to install and so darned fascinating to play.
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Post by williammiller on Sept 23, 2020 11:20:38 GMT -6
Thanks antonin - we do appreciate the kind words and encouragement.
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Post by antonin on Oct 1, 2020 14:16:44 GMT -6
My digital sailors hate me, because my favorite conditions for randomly generated battles are either bad weather or night. I usually choose random force size as well. I love the fog of war, and I love the confusion of blundering into, and practically on top of, an enemy force in a driving rain storm.
Recently I was fighting a North Sea random battle as Germany. My force, the largest ship being a cruiser, ran into a British force with 2 battleships and various other ships. After exchanging some salvos and scoring some hits I decided to withdraw. Cruisers against battleships is not a good matchup.
But when I brought the results screen up, I discovered that the enemy force was evenly matched with mine--cruisers, light cruisers and destroyers vs same. My lookouts thought they were battleships when we met them, but they really were not.
Very nice! Fog of war is such fun...
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