Can any autists on here point me towards more games like Sea Power and C:MO where it's less direct control and more just watching an actual naval battle unfold? Any time period's okay, I just finished the Task Force mode and am itching for more like it.
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>>65390279The only worthwhile game in the entire genre is Rule the Waves 3.
>>65390279War on the Sea is great for naval gun battles.
>>65390279check out >HypOps On YouTube, the game he uses is exactly what you describe
It was 28 years ago but I sort of remember ships engaging eachother in this game
>>65390301>naval gun battles*ASuWthere, fixed that for ya
>>65390287What happened to him?
>>65390314>features locked behind paywallsFuck that shit
>>65391017There's no features locked behind paywalls, there's the normal paid version available to consumers and the pro version available with a special license to military forces and military universities. The latter gets the "real" specs, more granular simulation, customizability, multiplayer, and is typically a couple years ahead on new features. For example, comms jamming and autonomous drones just dropped in the commercial version , but it's long been available in the pro version. It sucks, but there's literally nothing else with those capabilities if you're interested in modern air and naval combat digital wargaming
>>65391934>There's no paywall>Apart from all the paywall
>>65391976It's not a paywall unless you can pay your way through the wall. You can't, it's only sold to professionals
>>65390279Redo the task force campaign with an Australian or Japanese commander, and or at a higher difficulty level.The scenarios are the same, but the actual unit positions aren't always identical so there are still some surprises even if you've done that mission before.
