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Seminole
07-16-10, 06:43 PM
I invested nearly a full half hour setting up an attack and waiting for the target to come into position. I never use time compression except for long distance travel so each attack is a real investment in time.
I was in shallow water, just outside the harbor in Iceland waiting out a M31B. The ship got to about 10 degress from my hitting the fire button....and it just disappearred. Vanished. Poof. Gone.:o
No explosion. No Smoke. Just no ship.
Jumped to the hydrophone...dead quite all 'round the dial.
I couldn't begin to guess the number of attacks I've been through with SHIII.... has to be thousands...but I never...ever saw this one before.....:nope:
Don't really care to see it again. Klingon Cloaking Device on board I suppose...:-?
I invested nearly a full half hour setting up an attack and waiting for the target to come into position. I never use time compression except for long distance travel so each attack is a real investment in time.
I was in shallow water, just outside the harbor in Iceland waiting out a M31B. The ship got to about 10 degress from my hitting the fire button....and it just disappearred. Vanished. Poof. Gone.:o
No explosion. No Smoke. Just no ship.
Jumped to the hydrophone...dead quite all 'round the dial.
I couldn't begin to guess the number of attacks I've been through with SHIII.... has to be thousands...but I never...ever saw this one before.....:nope:
Don't really care to see it again. Klingon Cloaking Device on board I suppose...:-?
cross the border, :hmmm: and this happen in shallow water, stay away from this behavior, it could't be badly,but the good news is, you are still in shape.......... :DL
When ships hit their last waypoint, they disappear.:yep:
Sailor Steve
07-16-10, 08:11 PM
When ships hit their last waypoint, they disappear.:yep:
Using the Mission Editor they can be told not to, but then when they hit the last waypoint they would just stop. Not much challenge there.
raymond6751
07-16-10, 08:17 PM
You know you would have sunk it. Everyone on board agrees.
Write it up in the log as a catch. Congratulations. :hmmm:
Seminole
07-16-10, 08:41 PM
When ships hit their last waypoint, they disappear.:yep:
I thought about the "delete on last waypoint." factor. Unusual that the last WP was so far from the logical ending point..the port facility.
Seminole
07-16-10, 08:44 PM
cross the border, :hmmm: and this happen in shallow water, stay away from this behavior, it could't be badly,but the good news is, you are still in shape.......... :DL
You have to know when you can go where...:yep:
Early in the war the merchants waddle into Iceland like ducks at the carnival shooting gallery. No bad guys around to give one grief either.
I had just been worked over by a DE I ran into in heavy fog trying to penetrate a convoy. Iceland seemed just the place to recoup and rack up some easy kills. It was.
You have to know when you can go where...:yep:
Early in the war the merchants waddle into Iceland like ducks at the carnival shooting gallery. No bad guys around to give one grief either.
I had just been worked over by a DE I ran into in heavy fog trying to penetrate a convoy. Iceland seemed just the place to recoup and rack up some easy kills. It was.
:agree:
Jankowski
07-17-10, 12:14 AM
it was a ghost ship. simple as that!
krashkart
07-17-10, 12:42 AM
I'd check around Philadelphia and Norfolk to see if it reappeared at either of those places. :yep:
hint (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philadelphia_experiment)
Jimbuna
07-17-10, 06:49 AM
When ships hit their last waypoint, they disappear.:yep:
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I'd check around Philadelphia and Norfolk to see if it reappeared at either of those places. :yep:
hint (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philadelphia_experiment)
:rotfl2:
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