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Is there anything stopping some one adding their own info to the USNI as long as they did not publish it ?
If so then couldnt you just add a word pad document with all the changes and helpfull info and if someone added it to the USNI then it woulodnt be your fault or SCS :|\ Also you could format it so as to make it easier to add yourself. As long as you dont tell them how to or suggest it ;) |
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Bring back the "wardroom" station from 688I. Go to the computer. On the computer, you'll find such things as "USNI reference", "Operating proceedures," and "[name of your section here]." Add whatever you want to your section, USNI shouldn't care! |
can u explain it more Malon Labe. Never played 688 so u have lost me here.
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It's just something that changed from 688I to SC. The reference and game status were accessible from a "station" that was basically the captian's quarters with a computer and a safe in it. The safe was for saving/loading ect. The computer showed the mission status, damage to the ship, and also had a Jane's reference section very much like the USNI reference we have now.
I think we should bring back this "station" and allow modders to put their reference items inside this "computer" but under a tab separate from the offical reference to prevent legal issues. |
skhval has been bought by the chinease but they rarely deploy them on any submarine due to the lack of electronic systems capible of handeling such advanced weapons
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So I've decided to return to this issue to see if I can modify the torpedo selection of the SW and 688i to add another torpedo type. Probably a Supercavitcator and a Half-Length Torpedo.
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On a related note. Anyone got any good info on the USN Half-length torpedo other developement? |
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He'd just have to remember he can't load his Squalls into the VLS tubes, and since the TASM may be heavily referenced, he may be spending a lot of time changing things about in the database, but in theory it should be possible, no? A problem with hacking the 688 and Seawolf is that they have so few weapon slots. Quote:
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skhval has a special firing sequence as its motor cannot be ignited inside the tube other wise it would blow to bits because of extreme pressure.
Skhval uses two types of electornic systems to fire and ignite one launches out the tube the other to ignite, the skhval has to be a fair distance from the front of the sub before it can start or it would melt the rubber tiles. electronic systems of all kinds are classified but have you ever seen a picture where an akula has like these three prongs sticking up from the front of its hull? thats one system to help the skhval and also helps the other sonar too. hull mounted sonar system external. i have been on an akula well three actualy but never been on an akula 2 |
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my stepfather moved from st petersburg to murmansk earlier this year hence why i cant go this year again :damn: :damn:
the sonar screens are almost true copies (even down to the cream colour) and they do use the SSAZ version of display however they are trying out waterful displays (have been for about 8 years now) but only gepard has it so im told. i got to see weapons bay sonar radio conn everything forward of the reactor. on the oscar class should see how big they are on TV they look tichy but hell no ! stood next to one and **** they were big |
Back to modifying the weapons capacity
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btw, if they aren't using TASM then what are they using? |
crappy harpoons TASM's are a good missile more so than the shipwreck and sunburn but it too lacks range speed and warhead to do major damage to a carrier or cruiser or even destroyer.
id rather go to sea with a gun than a pee shooter and thats what a harpoon is pee shooter |
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And why is a Tomahawk a better weapon than the Shipwreck. Weight for weight it is superior (you can have 3-4 Tomahawks for the weight of a Shipwreck IIRC), but the Shipwreck flies faster and has a bigger warhead, and supposedly even has a jammer - a drone rather than a missile in a sense. |
when i ment on TASM i was meaning its more accurate its CEP is less than a shipwrech
true is the russian ASM missiles 10 years ahead of any other western achivement to date and true again is the fact they they are a bigger threat than america says |
Will you guys stop hijacking my thread :shifty:
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