Ship Simulator Extremes: Inland Shipping Hacked

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About This Content Inland ship captains prefer the confined river and its banks to the vastness of the open ocean. But make no mistake, by no means is the river an easy ride and concentration is key when hauling cargo on a busy river to its destination. Lack of focus or experience can prove disastrous for your precious vessel, its cargo and your reputation. This new Inland Vessels campaign will guide you through some of the challenges an inland vessel captain faces. Key features: - 3 New vessels to captain, including a new Inland Shipping Vessel, Harbour Tug and Small Support Vessel - Enhanced gameplay functionality, including 5 playable barges - Six brand new realistic missions featuring different tasks an Inland Captain faces and including the new vessels - Added Inland Vessels content & functionality to the Mission Editor, allowing for creation and sharing of specific Inland Shipping missions 1075eedd30 Title: Ship Simulator Extremes: Inland ShippingGenre: SimulationDeveloper:VStepPublisher:Paradox InteractiveRelease Date: 16 Sep, 2013 Ship Simulator Extremes: Inland Shipping Hacked ship simulator extremes inland shipping. ship simulator extremes inland shipping dlc. ship simulator extremes inland shipping dlc free download Inland shipping itself is a rather interesting 'DLC'- if you can call it that. It provides several barges, a inland shipping vessel, small tug and mooring-line support vessel. Majority of the scenarios are based in Rotterdam\/Hamburg due to the large, winding and narrow channels- respective of inland shipping and the likes. The vessels themselves are interesting, different and offer new oppourtunities to learn and understand about small-scale 'narrow' operations- which otherwise go unseen (mooring line operations, small scale towage e.t.c). Then again, spin can be put on to the fact that these vessels are exactly the same as those offered in other DLC's- e.g. the harbour tug is awefully similar in setup to the Bugsier 2- except smaller and more manouverable. The Deo Favente is very much the same to the inland container vessel, and the Mooring-Support vessel is just a small pleasure craft with the setup to the common Fully-Enclosed lifeboat. Alongside the barges, they're essentially the same model with different textures plastered on the top to simulate 'cargo'.Then again, to be fair, the more variation and difference in the game is acceptable- more scenarios, more practice, more oppourtunity to learn and have fun.It's good. All I would say is get it when it's on sale- not at full price. General consensus on all the DLC's for SSE.