Frankly, I'm shocked that you are unfamiliar with him, as Mr. Triangle has had one of the most long and storied military careers in history:

http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/pict...pictureid=1292

http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/pict...pictureid=1291

http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/pict...pictureid=1290

http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/pict...pictureid=1289

http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/pict...pictureid=1288

Personally I feel fortunate to have him on my boat and do not hesitate to confess that much of my success is due directly to his guidance and assistance.

oh my god!!Frau Kaleun you made my day second time after "vuvuzela salute".i was wondering 'bout Mr. (the mysterious) Triangle but i guess we got our answer.:har: that second and final pic come on.:har: :haha:

a huge tnx for the tips Pisces.btw that thread link that you sent is exactly what i was looking for!:)

i will take a screenshot when i blow up my first ship with using manuel TDC.i will do that!:)

An addendum on Herr Triangle: Back in the days of Silent Hunter II the red triangle was all we had. People struggled to make manual targetting mods, with varying (very little) success. It came to a point when we saw advanced release screenshots for SHIII and there was the triangle (though sometimes green or yellow in this case) we began to panic, and ask desparate questions. We relaxed somewhat when they assured us that the triangles would only be there in the easiest levels, and that true manual targetting would be an option.

Anyway, we used to be :/\\!! and hated it so much we wanted to :/\\chop or even :/\\x:, but there are stll some who want to :/\\k:.

Me, I just avoid it. I wish I could do so in SH4.

Ah yes, now I remember. I'm sorry, it was ages ago. Some time during the 1st Pacific War I had the honor of conferring with him about tactical matters. At the time his guidance didn't make much sense. However over the years his subliminal suggestions have crystallized the concept of the attack triangle in my head. Allowing me to fair much better in the Atlantic. I should be ever grateful to the man. :salute:

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