Back in the saddle!

turkeydonkey · 09-30-22, 03:17 AM

Hello everyone, I've been a longtime lurker who at one point back in 2007 had an account on here that appears long since vanished. Anyhoo, I started my submarine sim adventures wayyyy back in the day with 688 Attack Sub on the Sega Genesis console of all things. Around that time I also got Wolfpack for my DOS computer and played the heck out of it. Being that it had an editor with a world map it was fun to do silly things like have uboats in the Great Lakes

Much later I'd get into Dangerous Waters (still my all time fav for all the platforms it simulates) and various sims of that era. Lately I've gotten back into this world with UBOAT and now Destroyer: U-Boat Killer. I also play a bit of DCS on the A-10 and F/A-18 modules.

Anyway, all that just to say "hi!" I'm glad SUBSIM is still alive and kicking, and it's encouraging to see new sims coming out and the attention they're getting.

09-30-22, 03:17 AM	#1
turkeydonkey Bilge Rat Join Date: Sep 2022 Posts: 1 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Back in the saddle! Hello everyone, I've been a longtime lurker who at one point back in 2007 had an account on here that appears long since vanished. Anyhoo, I started my submarine sim adventures wayyyy back in the day with 688 Attack Sub on the Sega Genesis console of all things. Around that time I also got Wolfpack for my DOS computer and played the heck out of it. Being that it had an editor with a world map it was fun to do silly things like have uboats in the Great Lakes Much later I'd get into Dangerous Waters (still my all time fav for all the platforms it simulates) and various sims of that era. Lately I've gotten back into this world with UBOAT and now Destroyer: U-Boat Killer. I also play a bit of DCS on the A-10 and F/A-18 modules. Anyway, all that just to say "hi!" I'm glad SUBSIM is still alive and kicking, and it's encouraging to see new sims coming out and the attention they're getting.