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Aiming points on recon manual
Hi guys!
I was performing a surface "coup de grace" attack on a C-2 yesterday, and when looking through my UZO, y actually found out that on the recognition manual, on the image of the ship, I had signaled the "vulnerable" spots, three of them actually, fuel bunkers, kiel and engine compartment. I've never seen that before nor was I able to reproduce that, so, question is, do you guys know how and why I was able to display that? I don't do that many surface attacks so maybe it's always on the UZO? Thanks! |
If you are within 1,000 meters, with an AOB somewhere around 90 degrees plus or minus 20 degrees, with a bearing of zero degrees plus or minus approximately 20 degrees (in other words, ideal positioning) the vulnerability areas will appear.
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Great, thanks! I thought it might have had something to do with it, I should have specified my location relative to the target.
Thanks mate!!! |
And if you lock the uzo or periscope and click on one of the boxes, the torp will hit that spot :)
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This is great information. I never knew this before. I'm going to post this at the "hints and tricks" thread.
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Also make sure to open the tube (Q) before firing, or the delay can cause it to miss the sweet spot.
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Those zones in the Recog Manual, don't mean squat if you're using GWX 2.0 (or other version of GWX).:rotfl:
The vunerable zones are still there but you will not get a critical hit from targeting those zones. |
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Thanks guys! As per which version I'm currently running, well, I'm on stock SHIII, is my first campaign, so, I'm not playing DiD neither (yet):oops: .
I am on manual targeting though... a great way to do things! |
I never noticed it and will check it next time. Mostly I have no time to check these things during a 90-degree AOB situation as in a regular convoy attack you are pretty busy making sure that all targets will be hit in sync as much as possible.
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