NeonSamurai |
05-01-07 10:47 AM |
You sure though it wasnt because your hull integrity droped to zero first? In the testing i did when you go crunch seems to be directly due to your hull integrity hitting zero. Now mind you the more you go beyond the crush depth the faster you hull integrity will drop, and in a very damaged boat that can happen very quickly (1 due to your low hull integrity to start, and 2 because the range of your safe dive depth to crush depth is much smaller).
Also damage to the hull integrity can suddenly make what was a safe depth now well beyond the crush depth, which will cause your remaining hull integrity to bleed off almost instantly. For example say your undamaged boat is close to the current crush depth, you take a nasty hit from a depth charge and your hull integrity drops down to 50%, now your boats actual crush depth is say 100m above what depth you are. Your remaining hull integrity will drop very rapidly (100m below crush depth will pretty much drop it to zero in the blink of an eye) which will seem like your boat spontaniously imploaded, when in actuality the hull integrity hit 0% first.
Anyhow my point was under normal diving operations you will have some warning when your hitting that point unless your hull integrity is almost 0%.
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