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I too got the GW mod installed and just gave up going through the channel too many mines.
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I tried to pass thru the channel on my last patrol and easily avoided a MTB and a DD by hugging the French coast. I then got cocky :cool: , surfaced, upped the TC, plotted a course to the Bristol Channel( my patrol area) and hit a mine and sank :88)
I was mystified as to the cause of my destruction untill I realised that I had added the NYGM mod prior to the patrol and completely forgot about mines :doh: No more channel for me |
You're ok transiting the Channel up until late 1941. You'll come across guards on either side, but many are torpedo boats.
After 1941, you will want "bad weather" to even attempt a crossing. Definately waves, but fog will help out *a lot*. Remember to submerge and check your hydrophones at least every couple of hours, if not every single hour. Starting mid-1943, you'll want to sprint at night and slow-submerged during the day. You can risk an emergency surface, and 15 minutes of air venting, but stay at flank while you're doing it so a crash dive crashes pretty good. Man! 1944-1945! Good friggin' luck. Bastard tommies are all over the place, and Ubisoft has your snorkel lit up like a spotlight. Stay out of the Channel, because odds aren't with you. |
Sail in the English channel. :o No way.
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While this is true in the stock game, that has not been my experience playing the Grey Wolves mod. When I transited in 1940, there were a lot of mines. I would no more travel submerged through the Channel with my 'scope down than I would surface at high noon in Scapa Flow. |
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