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TLAM Strike 06-17-10 08:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Dr.Sid (Post 1421199)
Btw. how exactly damage model in DW works ? Does it take into account where the sub was hit ? Is there some random amount of damage ? What numbers controls it ?

Subs have set hit points, weapons have set damage points. When the Hit Points are reduced to 0 or more the platform is destroyed. There is no randomness to it.

Dr.Sid 06-17-10 10:54 AM

What about damage and flooding ? I mean .. if someone can survive a hit, how it is going to affect him ? If he is crippled, slow and noisy, with possibly non working weapons, one or two fish make little difference.

TLAM Strike 06-17-10 12:06 PM

No flooding or damaged systems in DW. :(

Dr.Sid 06-17-10 02:55 PM

Hey wait .. I'm sure I had some damage .. but maybe it was not weapon inflicted .. for sure you can destroy masts by high speed. I also remember flooding messages, but that could happen because of grounding.

goldorak 06-17-10 03:09 PM

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Originally Posted by TLAM Strike (Post 1421455)
No flooding or damaged systems in DW. :(


No flooding, but a hit most certainly inflicts damages on different systems.
The time to repair can be some minutes up to unrepairable.
So although the damage system is not in any case complex, it serves its purpose.
For AI I don't know, but for playable subs being hit have direct influence on combat effectiveness.

TLAM Strike 06-17-10 03:55 PM

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Originally Posted by goldorak (Post 1421596)
No flooding, but a hit most certainly inflicts damages on different systems.
The time to repair can be some minutes up to unrepairable.
So although the damage system is not in any case complex, it serves its purpose.
For AI I don't know, but for playable subs being hit have direct influence on combat effectiveness.

You are correct, what I meant to say was there is no system damaged simulated for AI.

A AI ship at 90% damage is just as capable as one at 0% damage.

Molon Labe 06-17-10 03:55 PM

System damage of some sort is definitely modeled for AI units. There have been plenty of times I've run missile attack tests against AI ships and some of those ships stopped fighting back after a hit... so either a launcher or FCR is getting taken out.

Fire, flooding, everything like that is just included in the weapon damage vs. hit points relationship. The farthest DW goes in that department is that the more overkill a ship takes, the faster it physically sinks... or so Jamie once said, anyway.

Mau 06-17-10 10:15 PM

So, do we know for sure if damage on a AI platform will affect its combat capability or not ( I am hoping it will). I think I have personnaly seen both.
Could it be possible that a saved game will not ``remember`` this and then will be still damaged but will fight as if not damaged.

In RA 1.1, does the DSRV works (I thought I have seen that it now works).
No change log per se, so I am sorry if it was asked before. If yes, is there a scenario to test it?

Nice work on both 3.10 and RA Mod.
Thank you so much guys!!!

NFunky 06-17-10 10:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Mau (Post 1421832)
So, do we know for sure if damage on a AI platform will affect its combat capability or not ( I am hoping it will). I think I have personnaly seen both.
Could it be possible that a saved game will not ``remember`` this and then will be still damaged but will fight as if not damaged.


Not sure about the saved games, but combat damage dates back to Fleet Command. In FC, it does seem to be somewhat random, but does corrolate directly with the % of damage a vessel has taken. I'm also pretty sure any AI sub/ship that takes a hit suffers a speed reduction.


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