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12-17-14, 09:24 PM | #1 |
Planesman
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heavy seas always sink enemy ships......
Whenever I come across enemy ships in heavy seas (13+ wind), it never fails, they WILL sink even if they haven't been hit yet. I came across an enemy convoy once of about 12-14 ships in these types of heavy seas and I think about 7 of them sunk by themselves. No hits on those ships at all. Anyone else experiencing this?
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12-17-14, 09:32 PM | #2 |
Swabbie
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Happened to me too last night after I added ISP. Seas were so bad I could almost always never get my boat fully surfaced and it went on for 2 weeks straight. I seriously hope this is not a bug with ISP. ToprX would be the guy to ask.
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12-17-14, 11:11 PM | #3 |
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Use ISP 2.15
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12-17-14, 11:47 PM | #4 |
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12-18-14, 02:13 AM | #5 | |
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I consider this to be a feature, not a bug. |
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12-18-14, 04:00 AM | #6 |
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That works for me. Thank's for the explanation of how it works too. Was easy for me to understand. I thought it may have been a glitch but it's definitely going back on because it makes total sense. Thanks.
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12-18-14, 05:09 AM | #7 |
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All very valid points torpX. I guess I'll just bypass any ships I encounter in 14-15m/s weather. I guess I have also noticed when the wind is that strong is that an enemy plane can fly right over me in clear broad daylight and not see me? At least that is what I have experienced so far.
I guess my gripe is with the weather engine itself. These crazy heavy seas seem a little too common in the game. I thought the South Pacific was supposed to be pretty calm notwithstanding the occasional seasonal tropical storm/typhoon. The game makes it seem more like the North Atlantic. I know the North Pacific can be rougher more frequently than the South Pacific. Am I correct on these observations? Input anyone ? |
12-18-14, 09:22 PM | #8 | |
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You are probably correct. I consider the weather engine to be one of the major areas where Ubisoft dropped the ball. |
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12-19-14, 06:11 PM | #9 |
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Actually I have had less weather related sinking's since using the newer version of ISP.
How long would it take your boat to go from New York to Dallas, Texas if it was sailing a straight path in water? That is 1,380 miles. The largest storm was just that size in the Pacific Ocean. If you had been caught in it the weather would have lasted a good week being that you would be doing about 10 knots until the weather slowed you down to 5. On Oct. 12, 1979, Super Typhoon Tip's central pressure dropped to 870 mb (25.69 inches Hg), the lowest sea-level pressure ever observed on Earth, according to NOAA. Peak wind gusts reached 190 mph (306 kph) while the storm churned over the western Pacific. Besides having unsurpassed intensity, Super Typhoon Tip is also remembered for its massive size. Tip's diameter of circulation spanned approximately 1,380 miles (2,220 km), setting a record for the largest storm on Earth. The storm's huge diameter was exactly the same as the distance from New York City to Dallas
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