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Are you "Handed"?
When given a choice on which attack angle, what do you usually try to make?
I've found, oddly, that I'm always trying to get the target to pass port to starboard. Not that I don't take what's on the plate, but given time and choice, I will. Anyone else have this quirk? |
I usually attack head on. Go head-to-head with the convoy and when the position is right, laucnh the toprsös.
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LOL, I think Dowly has 6-8 friends over for tea.:rotfl:
To answer the threads question: Don't really have a preference. It totally depends on where I am when I receive the contact details. If I get details of a convoy travelling SW and I'm travelling NW, I'm not about to get 'above' the convoy and turn around.;) |
Approach from a position of ahead....and perpendicular to their course. :up:
I got some interesting text splatterings off him over on the TS log file....really made me blush they did :oops: |
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I prefer right to left, because 0-90 is easier to work with than 360-270 (I use manual targeting with a torpedo bearing chart a lot)
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Neither, I attack when I get a contact no matter the heading.
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Head on...
When its comes to convoys I prefere to try to attack head on creeping around the escorts and getting amongst the convoy then attack from within.
For vessels sailing independantly, or straglers, I prefere to attack from the front and perpendicular to their course. Their course crossing port to starboard or vice versa doesn't matter to me really. :arrgh!: |
U-27 is like an old match.
Strike Anyway Baby! :rock: |
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I don't think I favor attacks from either side of the target. In the case of convoys it seems like about 2/3 of the time I end up attacking from the port side because that is where I am when the convoy is detected. Probably just a result of the normal convoy routes and my choice of patrol patterns. And lone merchants I usually try to set up with a shot from the stern tubes if I can.
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