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aloe1 01-03-07 07:35 PM

is everywhere 30 meters deep
 
Can anyone confirm i have played for a short while and have GWX loaded, is most of the english channel 30 meters deep only??? does it get deeper anywhere else.

johan_d 01-03-07 08:05 PM

Some places, but the channel is not deep. At the last ice age one could walk to England.
Also, a couple of years ago a bulk carrier sunk in a storm, and never got under water.

The channel is deadly, but doable.. wait for bad weather, submerged during day, flank at night.

_Seth_ 01-03-07 08:35 PM

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Originally Posted by johan_d
Some places, but the channel is not deep. At the last ice age one could walk to England.
Also, a couple of years ago a bulk carrier sunk in a storm, and never got under water.

The channel is deadly, but doable.. wait for bad weather, submerged during day, flank at night.

Those who are old enough would certainly remember the tragedy with the "Herald of free enterprise", a ferry who capsized in shallow waters in the channel.
http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/image..._ferry_238.jpg

There isnt much room under the keel, mates..

marcel68 01-03-07 08:59 PM

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Originally Posted by aloe1
Can anyone confirm i have played for a short while and have GWX loaded, is most of the english channel 30 meters deep only??? does it get deeper anywhere else.

you can not deeper BECAUSE de channelrailroad tunnels is under de watersurface:damn:

_Seth_ 01-03-07 09:25 PM

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Originally Posted by marcel68
Quote:

Originally Posted by aloe1
Can anyone confirm i have played for a short while and have GWX loaded, is most of the english channel 30 meters deep only??? does it get deeper anywhere else.

you can not deeper BECAUSE de channelrailroad tunnels is under de watersurface:damn:

:rotfl:

Sea Wolf 01-04-07 04:10 AM

you have to make use of the shallow water by going near the edges where it is too shallow for surface ships.

Corsair 01-04-07 04:15 AM

Problem solved as far as I am concerned I just don't get in there...:D This is an order from BdU that Channel is closed to Uboats transiting to the Atlantic.

HunterICX 01-04-07 05:26 AM

Then English Channel is my type II playground :arrgh!:

azn_132 01-04-07 05:29 AM

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Originally Posted by HunterICX
Then English Channel is my type II playground :arrgh!:

U and ur type II boats.:rotfl:

peterloo 01-04-07 06:48 AM

Hey, English Cannel was not designed for U-boats, so it is just something that you should expect before you go in:damn: :damn:

HunterICX 01-04-07 06:49 AM

:rotfl: It is!!!!!

the Type II is so much fun

after all:
Low battery power
Low stock of Torpedo
crappy AA gun
Low crushing depth

that cant be just any more close too perfect no?

its just so much fun going throught the channel with the little bugger and manouvering throught the minefield going in and out of harbour to look for juicy targets :arrgh!:

Jimbuna 01-04-07 07:24 AM

Suprising as it sounds...the English Channel is actually 120 metres at it's deepest :hmm:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_Channel

Teho 01-04-07 09:07 AM

The deepest parts the on the map are shown as "Depth under keel is over 1000 meters" In other words, most of the game map is over a kilometer deep. Enough for ya?

However, it's not deep enough for hunterICX's type IIA. :hmm:

LeafsFan 01-04-07 09:22 AM

I wouldn't know, I have never been anywhere near the channel.

HB

Biggles 01-04-07 09:41 AM

I was there last night.(BdU sent me to BF29, a funny little grid where southern part is entirely in Normandie) and I did okay. I even sunk a french Cargo/Passenger ship and not a SINGLE Royal Navy ship turned up!!!!:o


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