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StarLion45
11-26-08, 12:29 AM
:cry: Just sunk a tanker:cry:
Those poor souls are padling toward me , and scream for help:cry:
But,,,, I have my orders:shifty:
http://img241.imageshack.us/img241/1922/screenshotvm3.jpg
Sledgehammer427
11-26-08, 12:46 AM
*pats StarLion's shoulder*
its okay mate, theyll get picked up by the one you didnt find and theyll radio a task force or two...;)
RUN!!!
or hide and wait to blow up the task force too...buahahah\a!
Tachyon
11-26-08, 01:02 AM
Lifeboats are modeled in the game? I've never seen one like that. When do they appear after a sinking?
Lifeboats are modeled in the game? I've never seen one like that. When do they appear after a sinking?
It's a mod. Go look at the SHIII mod forum, I think it's on page 3. :yep:
Tachyon
11-26-08, 01:22 AM
Lifeboats are modeled in the game? I've never seen one like that. When do they appear after a sinking?
It's a mod. Go look at the SHIII mod forum, I think it's on page 3. :yep:
Thanks, I'll have a look. :up:
Contact
11-26-08, 02:45 AM
Use your machine gun Starlion, just in case.. :lol:
She-Wolf
11-26-08, 05:32 AM
Contact!! Go wash your mouth out...tch:nope:
downunder
11-26-08, 06:06 AM
Shooting unarmed survivors in a liferaft! I dont think so. It may of been done, but i think were better than animals.
Contact
11-26-08, 11:40 AM
Okay allright whats the matter here ?! :) As for me you can roleplay taking them up aboard feed and warm them if u're not affraid of sabotage. Leaving them in the middle of the ocean is some sort of animality too :)
As far as German subs are concerned, it's been done only once (recorded at least), the captain survived the war only to be tried for warcrime and executed, not that good an ending.
In the novel Das Boot, Buchheim talks about a captain who shot up the life boats before they were lowered. Anybody know the historical validity of that story?
richardphat
11-26-08, 12:32 PM
What if there are no ship available to pick them? Die by hunger?:nope:
Dutchie-one
11-26-08, 07:47 PM
As far as German subs are concerned, it's been done only once (recorded at least), the captain survived the war only to be tried for warcrime and executed, not that good an ending.
In the novel Das Boot, Buchheim talks about a captain who shot up the life boats before they were lowered. Anybody know the historical validity of that story?
I think it is the U 515 under Werner Henke
Henke was shot trying to escape from a POW camp.
I will try to find it
Dutchie-one :damn:
Sorry wrong name it is Heinz-Wilhelm Eck of U 852 together with 2 of his officers
UberTorpedo
11-26-08, 08:58 PM
@Tachyon
Try this link http://hosted.filefront.com/priater/
You'll need "lifeboats" and the "rowers". Just enable the rowers AFTER the lifeboats :)
cheers
What if there are no ship available to pick them? Die by hunger?:nope:
Well, they usually die of thirst, over-exposure to the sun (in the tropic) or cold (in north Atlantic), first. Many sailors survive the attack only to die later of thirst in Open Ocean.
See the Story about SS City of Cairo.
As far as German subs are concerned, it's been done only once (recorded at least), the captain survived the war only to be tried for warcrime and executed, not that good an ending.
In the novel Das Boot, Buchheim talks about a captain who shot up the life boats before they were lowered. Anybody know the historical validity of that story?
I think it is the U 515 under Werner Henke
Henke was shot trying to escape from a POW camp.
I will try to find it
Dutchie-one :damn:
Sorry wrong name it is Heinz-Wilhelm Eck of U 852 together with 2 of his officers
From wiki;
'The sinking Peleus left a large debris field, amongst which were a number of survivors clinging to rafts and wreckage. This field would have betrayed the presence of the U-852 to aircraft and shipping patrolling the area, so Eck then controversially decided to destroy the wreckage with the use of hand grenades and automatic weapons.
As a result of this action, all but three of Peleus's crew perished.'
:o ...
GreyFox
11-27-08, 06:43 AM
German heroics at it's finest.
bookworm_020
11-27-08, 04:57 PM
German heroics at it's finest.
There were plenty of cases of U-boats helping survivors of ships they sank. Offen at great risk to themselves. So don't juge all by the action of a few.:know:
FIREWALL
11-27-08, 05:14 PM
Wake up call !!! Or to some ... GO TO SLEEP. iT'S A GAME !!!
StarLion45
11-27-08, 05:20 PM
:o :o :o ?? IS IT A GAME?? :o :o :o
I didn't know that:roll: :hmm: :dead:
Wake up call !!! Or to some ... GO TO SLEEP. iT'S A GAME !!!
I'm pretty sure we all know it's a game. Some of us were simply talking about real life events. :yep:
saltysplash
12-01-08, 01:52 AM
:o :o :o ?? IS IT A GAME?? :o :o :o
I didn't know that:roll: :hmm: :dead:
lol
My missus deffo dont think of this as a game.....what makes it worse is, we both work at the same office and there are now 3 SH3 converts standing on the smoking balcony discussing tactics and hardware and whose fault is that?.....hers.....for mentioning my addiction:cool:
edited to add...ok. how on earth do I reduce my sig pic?
further edited to add...ive removed it due to lack of IT knowledge
She-Wolf
12-01-08, 05:29 AM
Salty Splash, you need to resize your signature file in a photo editor (Microsofts Picture Manager or PaintShop Pro would do it I think).
The Forum FAQ suggests '120 high, 400 wide. Max file size is 100KB'.
I suppose that is pixels.
It would need to be saved in .jpg format before you resized I think, if it isn't already.
Just had a look at your riverboat Lady Elgar whoo! luvly! Good blog:D
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