[HN Gopher] Show HN: A submarine combat game in the browser
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Show HN: A submarine combat game in the browser
Author : cckolon
Score : 18 points
Date : 2025-01-21 18:24 UTC (4 hours ago)
(HTM) web link (bearingsonly.net)
(TXT) w3m dump (bearingsonly.net)
| azalemeth wrote:
| This is very cool. On the tutorial page, if you confirm the
| torpedo (and it fits) should you get a 'congratulations' popup?
| cckolon wrote:
| yeah I love that!
| ge96 wrote:
| Not sure if it's obvious/implied should say multiplayer
| Boogie_Man wrote:
| >Some games, like the early-2000s Sonalysts simulations,
| accurately simulate TMA, but they are so complex that they are
| hard to learn. As a qualified submarine officer, I still couldn't
| figure out how to play Dangerous Waters.
|
| We love our wargamers don't we folks
| dctoedt wrote:
| > _Developing an intuition for these situations is hard. They
| never happen in real life, and we practice them in high-fidelity
| trainers where time is precious, so young officers don 't get
| many reps. I thought it would be fun to cheaply simulate close
| range engagements on a laptop, and play against my friends on the
| web._
|
| I remember reading, decades ago, that the U.S. Navy's flight
| school in Pensacola had a student who'd done unusually well in
| the course because he'd bought a copy of an early version of
| Microsoft's Flight Simulator software (IIRC) with maps of the
| nearby Navy airfields used for student training. That led to the
| Navy adopting PC-based flight simulator software generally. (I
| couldn't find a reference.)
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