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Sooo, I just had my first encounter with a Grosser cargo and this new exiting feature about random speeds.
During the overhaul I plotted the target 8 times in 40 minutes (5 min intervals). These are not 100% exact values, but they show the difference in target speed pretty well IMO. Range to target stayed between 16000 and 14000 meters. 0 - 5 mins: target travelled 1.2 km -> speed 7.8 knots 5 - 10 mins:0.6 km -> 4 knots 10 -15 mins: 1 km -> 6.5 knots 15 -20 mins: 0.7 km ->4.6 knots 20 - 25 mins: 1.6 km -> 10.5 knots 25 - 30 mins: 1.0 km -> 6.5 knots 30 - 35 mins: 1.2 km -> 7.8 knots 35 - 40 mins: 1.0 km -> 6.5 knots Travelled distance for the target was about 8 km's during this. Altho the idea of having random speeds is excellent, I was surprised to see how quickly and short intervals it (speed) actually changes. It gave me an image of drunken captain yanking the telegraph on the bridge of that cargo ship. Perhaps longer times per speed change would suit better? Hard to tell, like I said, this was my first attack against anything with this mod. Oh, I did a port side double shot with 2 degree cover angle from 700 meters, AOB was around 75 degrees. One hit, one missed her aft (I think). This mod makes attacking more difficult for sure. Krupp |
Krupp,
Thankyou kindly for the feedback. It is most appreciated. I reqiure more details such as 1. what type of vessel 2. where was the vessel i.e. at grig AN54 heading south, or English Channel 3. how did you calculate the distance and speed. There could be several reasons for the wild speed variations that you saw.. 1. If the ship is aware that you are there is performs a basic zig-zag course. This zig-zag course will take up to 2-3 knots off a ships base speed. 2. Are you saying that you were manually estimating the targets range from over 16 kilometres? If so, I would have to say that the speed variations are a result of errors in distance. 3. You were in a area that has many waypoints, i.e. coming into a port etc I will start another thread wich will hopefully stay as pure feedback :rotfl: I will elaberate on what data will help make the feedback more reliable. May I be so bold as to ask if you could use the Weapons Officer in your next report? That is, enable the WO assistance in the realism and he will give you an exact TDC data. |
No problemo.
-Grosser Cargo (mentioned above) -BF41 / BF 42 area -asked from my watch officer the range and bearing to closest target. Then I used map tools to draw a line in correct angle to the target and marked it with X. Waited about 5 minutes and repeated. This lasted 40 minutes. It's easy to calculate target speed when you have the time and traveled distance. Edit: done it like this dozens of times with succes. That is to be able to get targets course and speed. - No, they didn't see my boat, the range was 16000 t0 14000 meters and they can spot me from the range of 12000m at earliest. Edit: and I could see that the AOB was constant compared to my closure to her track. (with 1600x1200 resolution those masts and funnels are easier to figure out). - drawing the distance with the ruler gives you the same error in all ranges + I zoom the map as close as possible. I was able to calculate the target track (course) pretty close, I could see that when I finished my overhaul and turned to approach. - several hundred kliks to nearest port (see the location) - maybe I start another test career with weapon officer help, no trouble at all. Hope this helps and I will note all attacks from now on for feedback. It was only one attack... Krupp |
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