HARPOON GAME SRQUEL FULL VERSION

I might do some tests in the future, but for now the warhead weights as listed in the Encyclopaedia are a good guide to what damage they can inflict, and from observation I know bigger ships can absorb most damage. If you care to put in the effort, I would suggest counting the number of specific missiles required to disable a ship, and the total salvo necessary to get the required number through. P-270 'Moskit is the complex name, while the missile itself is called 3M80 - NATO reporting name: 'SS-N-22' 'Sunburn'Ī missile complex consists of guidance system(radar, opticals etc.), missile launchers and the missile. P-500 'Bazalt' is the complex name, while the missile itself is called 4K80 - NATO reporting name: 'SS-N-12' 'Sandbox' P-700 'Granit' is the complex name, while the missile itself is called 3M45 - NATO reporting name 'SS-N-19 'Shipwreck' The ship launched version of the Harpoon is called RGM-84(several variants).

The KH-41 is called the 'Sunburn' in the Encyc, but called the 'Moskit' in the 3D game. (I've yellow-boxed warhead weights for interests sake) However the in-game 3D Harpoon is the AGM-84S version which isn't in the Encyc. (There's 1 American ASM in the game (Harpoon), 3 Russian and 2 Chinese)ĪMERICAN- there are 4 Harpoons in the game, 2 are land attack versions and the 2 below are anti-ship.

The names of Anti-ship missiles in the Encyclopaedia sometimes don't match with the actual in-game 3D names, so for clarification here are their Encyc entries. The Osa-M is an odd one in that it has no clearly defined reflection limit, but the regular Osa sits at 0.1, which seems consistent with its general behaviour. Some missiles will also just fly way too high for their own good (for instance the YJ-62 and AGM-84A) and will just be mauled by anything anyway. Three systems (the S-300:s and the Sea Sparrow) have an interesting limitation in that their minimum altitude is higher than most terminal sea-skimming altitudes, but the S-300 variants at leas will quite easily compensate for this by firing before the incoming missile descends to terminal altitude. Missile sizes (“reflection”) Kh-41 Moskit / SS-N-22 “Sunburn” Would someone play that with me? Avoid Starfleet Command Neutral Zone, it is stripped version of the Starfleet Command.It's all about the comparison between the missile's “reflection” stat (essentially nose-aspect cross-section) in relation to the weapon system's and/or radar tracker's “reflection limit” - i.e. Too bad me and my first game of the serie are left out.

There are available dynamic multiplayer campaigns over Internet for Starfleet Command 2-3. What I have seen around Internet, Starfleet Command 2: Orion Pirates is most recommended. Most notable difference to board game is Starfleet Command being real time. Both games are made off from Star Trek and familiar Constitution-class and Galaxy-class starships are available in the games. Starfleet Command is practically computer version of the Starfleet Battles board game. You can check out ROE and some other similar games from Underdogs (good descriptions there):įrom more recent games I can name Starfleet Command serie. There are other similar games which can be even 20+ years old.

HARPOON GAME SRQUEL FULL VERSION

There is playable demo somewhere and I don't think anyone getting mad if you download full version from some abandonware site. Rules of Engagement is the closest I can think about.

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