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Cold Waters Crack + Torrent – GOG | +Update v1.15

– Release Name : Cold.Waters-GOG (v1.15)

– Format : exe

– Platform : PC

– Language : English

– Files Size : 1 x 1.12 GB

– Total size : 1.12 GB

– Hosts : Mega, Uptobox, Rapidgator, Uploaded, Turbobit, Userscloud

– System Requirements : MINIMUM:

OS: XP
Processor: Intel Atom
Memory: 2 GB RAM
DirectX: Version 9.0c

Cold Waters Crack First, problem settings are probably a problem. When starting a fight, the player is never in a favorable position in front of the goal. In fact, the player is always placed slightly forward or behind the mission target, several thousand meters out. This forces the player to increase speed, close the distance, increase the efficiency of his already ineffective weapons. This will always result in detection, and thus ambush becomes impossible. Even during a campaign, if a commander stands in front of a strike group or landing force, when the engagement begins, he will be placed as previously mentioned, usually sailing at 10 knots, instead of stopping or rigging too quietly.

Second, there is a difficult parity between the player’s weapons ability and AI’s ability to detect the player. Torpedo Mark 16 is the fastest weapon in your stock, at 46 knots. Unfortunately, it’s the submerged equivalent of a stupid fire rocket. To be truly effective, this weapon must be launched within 1,000 meters of the target to have a reasonable chance of impact. Still launched at the periscope depth, the weapon has a chance to pass below the target and is unable (unless modified) to hit shallow target targets such as ASW corvettes, since they were never coded to detonate magnetically.

Cold Waters Torrent The alternative is the employment of torpedo Mark 37, which may be in excess of any surface warship and also the Soviet submarine that often comes into play. Since this weapon is so slow, almost all surface contact can escape at maximum forward speed and take the weapon out to its maximum range, making it equally ineffective. Compounding the situation is Mark 37’s low return, which requires two to three weapons to sink any ship. Equally frustrating, we dive into a fictional war, and for all decisions made in the game’s interest, KillerFish chose not to give us the one quick, wired weapon in the US inventory for the time period, as it was a tactical nuclear weapon.

Third, AI warships, submarines and aircraft have a “psychic” ability to detect the player. What can easily be considered “cheating” is simply how they are coded. Many times I have observed a surface warship steaming at full or flank speed, with an intrinsic signal strength below -20, but the closest point will inexplicably slow or stop, resulting in immediate detection and bombardment if the player is within the deep charge range. AI contacts without towed matrices can also detect launch transitions, swim out weapons and activated weapons in their baffles, thereby eliminating the one advantage that should be guaranteed to the player in an already bad situation.

In summary, the game plays more like an arcade shooter than it does a stratagem or a pseudo simulator. The focus is on getting the player discovered with unrealistic and non-reciprocal means, and flooded with torpedo and deep charge saturation. As another player stated in a Guidance Guide, most engagements immediately run into a knife fight up close, requiring the player to avoid multiple weapons and RBUs while striving to get their own weapon for the attacking warship. Stealth and surprise are not the order of the day.

After tracking a Soviet landing force bound for Iceland it is time to plan your attack. Do you silently close in to torpedo the landing ships and escape during the resulting chaos? Or strike with long-range missiles but risk counterattack from the enemy escorts? Have you detected them all, could another submarine be out there listening for you? Has the hunter become the hunted? Will you survive the Cold Waters?
Inspired by the 1988 classic “Red Storm Rising”, command a nuclear submarine in a desperate attempt to prevent “mutually assured destruction” when the Cold War gets hot and WWIII begins.
You will be tasked with intercepting convoys, amphibious landings, insertion missions and battling it out with enemy warships, submarines and aircraft. Thankfully, an arsenal of wire-guided torpedoes, anti-ship and cruise missiles and the occasional SEAL team are on board to keep the Iron Curtain at bay.