-- Silent Service II
-- Amiga version V1.2, 14th October 1991
-- Copyright (c) MicroProse Software, 1990,91.
   All rights reserverd.



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HARD DISK INSTALL

Note that the assign commands detailed by the install
program should be inserted into your s:startup-sequence,
and the computer re-booted for these to come into effect.
You may then go into the ssii directory, and run "game"
from the CLI or workbench. The install program will insert
the assigns in your s:startup-sequence for you (if you
request it). Note for safety that your original
s:startup-sequence will be renamed s:startup-old.

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HALL OF FAME RESTORE

An additional program has been included on the B disk,
called copyhall.  When run (from your installed disks, or
from hard disk) it will reset all 3 historical high scores
to their original names and tonnage totals.  simply type
copyhall at the CLI, or click on the icon from workbench.

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WAR CAREERS

The historical data in the initial Halls of Fame reflects
postwar JANAC tonnage scores analysis with one exception:
the War Career lists, which represent wartime claims. We
used these because they seemed more in the spirit of the
game. The top ten tonnage scores for war careers per JANAC
are: Fluckey(95,360), O'Kane(93,824), Underwood(75,386),
Cutter(72,000), Munson(67,630), Gross(65,735),
Whitaker(60,846), Reich (59,839), Triebel(58,837),
Andrews(57,243), Morton(55,000). 

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HISTORICAL ACCURACY

Fans of strict historical accuracy have noted that contacts
are more frequent in Silent Service II than in real life.
In reality many subs never found a target throughout an
entire war patrol. To play the simulation as a "purist",
use a deck of cards. For each contact you make where
there's an option to avoid battle (you have a Y/N choice),
draw a card. If the card is 2 through 10, or an Ace, you
MUST say no (N). If you get royalty (K,Q or J) you can make
the choice normally. Reshuffle after every patrol.

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