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Hey, thanks for the awesome photos and commentary. I laughed my ass off at that last one!

For post #152, no patch needed there as that is part of their history.........sadly.

Hi, I was wondering, could someone post some up close pics of the holes in the ship?
Thanks.

(my fist post, yay!:D)

I am pretty new to this forum, but want to thank all of youfor posting the pictures and descriptions of a fine game that we will all be able to enjoy very soon. I am drooling for sure

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Originally Posted by Mylander

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Originally Posted by Payoff Looking at the screenshot it looks to me to be about 5 meters from the keel to the ocean floor, which would actually be closer to about 15 feet IMHO.[/quote

Sounds like an expert opinion to me if you can tell the difference between 13 feet and 15 feet! :smug:

BTW, DUDES! Where are the screenies???!!! C'mon! Y'all can do better than this!

It's bad enough we still have to wait for days after paying for overnight shipping, blah, blah, blah, but throw us a bone! :D

Thanks,
Mylander

Apparently you didnt read the rest of the thread before enlightening us with your comment. The discussion was the difference between feet and meters, not 13 ' or 15 '.

Actually Payoff, I did read the rest of this thread, the topic of which is "screenshots and videos", not "units of depth measurement", or "Bugs and fixes", or "Imperial or metric - Which is better?" which are properly addressed elsewhere.:hmm:

Be that as it may, my point was that the debate was 13 meters vs. 13 feet. Imperial versus Metric units. An apparent bug in the sim. 13 'meters' is the figure in the text box as reported by the crew. You then threw out the figure 15? feet, which I hope you will allow me "muddied the waters" somewhat.:yep: (pun intended). For this, I administered a well-deserved ribbing, (in good humor, I might add) as your post does seem to suggest that you can tell the difference between 13' and 15' even though that was clearly (another pun) not your intent.

All the same, I'll be sure to check with you next time before "enlightening anyone with my comments". :shifty:

A thick skin goes a long way on these fora.

Peace out,
:|\\
Mylander :lurk:

I was wondering about that, I figured it was a little nod to Da Man (tm) but wasn't sure.

Has anyone found Mt Fuji or the volcanoes of rabaul?

AWESOME MOVIE!!!!

Better than anything UBI put out. Drool soaks the carpet and runs down the front porch.
-Pv-

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Originally Posted by GoldenEagle8

Hi, I was wondering, could someone post some up close pics of the holes in the ship?
Thanks.

(my fist post, yay!:D)

Here you go:
http://img182.imageshack.us/img182/9611/damageuh9.jpg

BOF

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Originally Posted by Barkhorn1x

How about this one where the officers row away in a half empty boat while the rest of the crew is left stranded on the fantail. :yep:

<edited by Drebbel: Please do not quote screenshots. Describe them or refer to the post number. That will keep this thread much more readable. Thank you all>

I must tell you....that is an insane looking shot. :)

Some interesting screenies from The Onkel at SH4: The start of a career

So far I am impressed with what I am seeing in the screenies posted... I am rather starting to drool as well!!! :sunny: ... except for the fact that the map measurements are in KILOMETERS!!!!:down: Booooo Booooo!!!! US nautical maps are NOT in kilometers... and I am pretty certain they weren't in WWII either!!!! :oops: :damn:

Oh well... rather minor... but kind of irritating... :lol:

Originally Posted by Mylander

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If you did read the discussion then you must have seen that I was responding to this post.

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Originally Posted by vasmann
I guess there is really 13 meteres under the keel. If there is shown depth equal to 5 meters - I assume this is the depth from water surface to bottom point of sub, then we have approximately 2.2-2.6 times of this height which is approx equals to 13 meters.

I was using his 5 meter analogy in my response and rounded to 15 feet to keep it simple. The point being that the depth appeared to be closer to 13 feet than 13 meters. As far as the thick skin: It seems there are a handful of folks that just scan a few lines of a post looking for flaws or imperfections just to slam somebody. Not to suggest that you would do this. As you have so gracefully pointed out, in the future I will be sure to post in the "proper" thread "units of depth measurement".

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They look like friendlies.

Good one, flint:rotfl:.

interestingly, while everything else is in metric, the main depth gauges in the control room (in the s-class at least, haven't really checked the others) are in imperial and are functional...
:doh:

They fought their way thru the flames and smoke, struggled to climb aboard the lifeboat, lower it to the water with bullets flying everywhere and their own ship´s wake flips them over and they drown.... Priceless. For everything else, there´s Mastercard.
http://img157.imageshack.us/img157/2323/liferaftbv4.jpg

Japanese convoy escort

http://img175.imageshack.us/img175/6030/planejb7.jpg

Japanese tanker that ate 8 of my torpedos for breakfast still going strong. :doh:

http://img371.imageshack.us/img371/3964/tankercx3.jpg