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So, this can be done with Britisch and American PT boats too, right? I can imagine a US PTboat campaing in the Pacific?
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your welcome....
And by the way lookin really good |
For Gimpy,, what dod you do?
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Just wondering,, what did you do to accomplish this?? thanks! |
Impressive..day by day, new problems are solved and more features added, the waiting for the next beta mod release starts to be hard :up:.
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by the way is that silly post thing behing the foward gun supposed to be there? and can we AXE it??
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PS: Now S-boote looks much better. Wasn't spare torpedoes covered in any way? It's not good to leave pistols and screws exposed to salt water, waves and wind... |
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I read in the S-Boot section at PrinzEugen that no S-100 armored bridge boat (which is the kind we currently have in SH3) had any sort of camouflage. However, I don't want to discourage our texture friends, so I'll leave it up to whoever to do whatever.
Why the heck did I even post this? :hmm: |
i bet the torps are pretty inert when they are sitting there but i may be wrong. If they were so dangerous, they would keep them in armored boxes or somthing..
whats the E.T.A of the 1.0 release or next update?? |
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By the way...Gehwer...do you own a K-98 or the original Gehwer from before the 20's??
ok back on topic... yeah well we could make a very small explosive zone, but we sould make sure it takes a good whallop to kill it because i think it would be too easy for one little stray shell to kill you! but one does wonder how safe they actually were, did the Kriegsmarine have any procedure or armored covers for making safe the warheads?? |
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But anyways: Yeah, it needs to be sufficiently difficult to hit to where it's always in the back of your head but not compelling you to break off an engagement cause you're too worried about a stray shell causing torpi-kiri. |
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"Photographic evidence of armored bridge S-Boats painted in camouflage patterns is scarce with only one "splotch" pattern identified to date. It was a temporary measure used for a risky daylight transfer of boats to a different operational area." |
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