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Berserker
06-22-13, 09:24 PM
What is the cargo that the TUS carry?:hmmm: I just hit one with 6 mark 10's and all it really needed was just one,that thing went up like a roman candle..Right now i have 2 really irritated jap destroyer captains after me,man they are really p.o.'d...:haha:
Bubblehead1980
06-22-13, 09:27 PM
What is the cargo that the TUS carry?:hmmm: I just hit one with 6 mark 10's and all it really needed was just one,that thing went up like a roman candle..Right now i have 2 really irritated jap destroyer captains after me,man they are really p.o.'d...:haha:
What is the TUS? However, sound like it was loaded down with ammo.Merchants have external and internal cargo settings, set one with internal ammo and external ammo crates or containers, they explode in a "nice " way.Tankers loaded with fuel also blow up in a big way.
Berserker
06-22-13, 09:33 PM
The TUS is a 3 stack 41,665 ton ocean liner..With a japanese flag flying from it..TARGET TIME!!
Bubblehead1980
06-22-13, 09:35 PM
The TUS is a 3 stack 41,665 ton ocean liner..
In SH 4? what mods are you running? Largest merchant ive seen is conte verde liner...
troopie
06-22-13, 09:49 PM
What does 'TUS' stand for?
airsangel
06-23-13, 02:16 AM
The TUS is a 3 stack 41,665 ton ocean liner..With a japanese flag flying from it..TARGET TIME!!
not vanilla sh4 ???
J.E. McKellar
06-23-13, 12:59 PM
What does 'TUS' stand for?
transport of unusual size? :arrgh!:
merc4ulfate
06-23-13, 08:45 PM
http://www.thegreatoceanliners.com/empressofjapan2.html
Only ship that comes close is this one and she sailed under a British flag. I can not find a single three funnel liner of Japanese origin. Most only carried one or two funnels.
theelite1500
06-24-13, 06:41 PM
Sounds to me like a troop transport or a large modern passenger liner.
The Japanese had many of their ships build by the British before the war, so you may have hit a leftover.
I don't know what those people ate to make them so explosive, though. :haha:
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