Ghost029

Welcome back!

I am supporting them through Kickstarter. Looks like it has the potential to a really good game.

I have skydived once as a civilian. I went submarines after that when I served.   You deserve all the respect in the world. Good luck to you.

Outstanding News! Congratulation.

Playing on the PC. Having fun so far.

Yup he has to go. If he doesn't anything that happens to the junior officer will be perceived as being from the relationship good or bad. Her actual performance will not matter. He got off lucky.

Fires on subs or any ship are always dangerous, but in port with just a minimal watch keeping crew on board very serious. As one submariner to another RIP!

DBW is offline play only. No multiplayer. I love it, but I don't like to play online, so it is good for me.

Try running it as the administrator.

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I am enjoying this game a lot with about 30 hours of playing time. Bullethead is completely right in everything he says about the game. It is as enjoyable as the first two. Just different.

Many congrats

Congrats to both of you.

Outstanding!!

Thank you for the view of your country and life. Absolutely beautiful.

Mine was a Cessna 172 that I left prior to landing. My first landing was in a Lockheed Tristar L-1011 on my way to boot camp.

AFAIK, Dark blue world (not water ) needs UP 3.0

It does require UP3. I am having a blast with it.

LMFAO

Such an accurate discription of most governments

Such a waste of talent. She had her demons, but still sad to see anyone go at such a young age. RIP

I too support the Windows 7 64 bit. I have had no problems once I properly set up everything.

ROFLMAO :clapping: :yikes:

Add discharging sanitaries while submerged. Can be very messy.

If you right click on the cfg.file and left click on properties, you will find a tab labeled security. Left click on the security tab. You will find a window called user or group names. You should find yourself as a user. Left click on yourself (as a user). Left click on the edit button below the window. Left click on yourself in the new window and left click on allow in the window labeled permission for users. Left click on the OK button and the bottom left of the window pane, and then repeat on the last window pane. This will allow you to edit and save the cfg file. At this point I have to do this to each individual file that I what to edit. Once you have access to the file you will maintain access to this file. I like win7 a lot, but this is a pain. I would love to know an easier way.