I generally use two torps for ships at anchor, once in Scapa I found 3 Fiji's so I fired two torps at two of them and one of them sank quickly. On my wait out I fired my rear one and the other sank :D

Scapa is much harder in GWX, those blockade ships are tighter now. :D

But if you get detected in there you are pretty much dead.

I just been, GWX second patrol, Oct 39. I found this.

http://img301.imageshack.us/img301/5...0714391jp6.jpg

As you can see pretty much the worst weather possible but that helped me. I got detected and DC'd but managed to lose them without serious damage. Not sure on the actual ship becasue at the arming distance i couldnt see it so i just had to fire blind, 31,000 tonnes though, revenge i think, and all with my trusty IIA.

I can't play, but since it's an improvement on what was already done, and since they said so, what is there changes historically. Sometimes the fleet is in, sometimes there's nothing.

Some big cojones in here!!


HB

Than ur Guther Prien the II!!

I just restarted my Scapa-attack, to see whether I could get more tons.
So I again sank the Fiji, and right after it a C&D class and a Troop Transport (worth around 20k tons in total).

But the respons of the present war-ships (several more destroyers) was poor! :o
All they did, was to hit their searchlights, and fire a few flares very random.
Nobody moved, no attempt to raise anchor and rev up the engines.
I waited in the neighbourhood for several hrs (had to see if I really sank all my targets).

Ok, it was pitch-dark, with a dry thunderstorm overhead...but I would have expected more from the Brittish Navy, in '42.

I didn't even have to escape on silent-running...
Great attack-run, but a bit disappointing still.

A Revenge class BB, but the weather was so poor I didnt even bother, I went to Loch Ewe and sank 3 BBs and a CV instead :cool: