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Hitman 10-01-08 08:55 AM

Odd boat behaviour (NYGM)
 
Someone else experienced this before?

It's Mai 1941 and I'm with my IXC near Cape Verde Islands. I'm approaching a convoy's screen and because of dawn I decide to dive. No damage, everybody rested and with full stamina at their combat places, no fog, no rain, sea moderate. I go to periscope depth and set ahead 2/3. The boats keep sinking. :stare: Ahead standard. The boat keeps sinking. :x Ahead full. Now slowly the boat comes again to periscope depth. But of course the escorts hear the huge noise and come tod epth charge me :damn:

What the hell is wrong? I'm well used to the NYGM no humming bird feature, but having to keep a Type IX stable at full ahead with zero damage, no flooding and moderate seas seems definitively like somethings is not working correctly here. :hmm:

kranz 10-01-08 09:10 AM

maybe you have crash dived and interrupted this action by setting another depth?

Hitman 10-01-08 09:17 AM

Nope :nope:

Was on surface and went to periscope depth with the "P" key. But the boat didn't stop sinking :shifty:

What makes me furious is that this has ruined one of the best approaches on surface I had done so far :damn:

Wilcke 10-01-08 02:36 PM

Well thats no fun at all. You may want to post it up on the stickied NYGM thread. Or PM Stiebler directly.

nirwana 10-01-08 03:23 PM

Yeah i have that in NYGM quite often. It takes me a while to trim the boat with <1 kts at any depth manually with the dial. I dont use the "p" key at all cause of it.

My std procedure is setting depth to 11m then slowly setting it step by step down to 14 or 15m at 1-2 kts.

Stiebler 10-02-08 01:12 PM

@Hitman:

The behaviour you describe is certainly indicative of the 'crash-dive blues', even though you think not.

Sometimes resurfacing after the crash-dive blues does not solve the problem, when you dive again afterwards, so the problem may have arisen from an earlier interruption of a crash-dive. (The crash-dive blues is due to asking for a crash-dive, but then changing the diving depth before the U-boat has reached its crash-dive depth.)

I suggest strongly that *anyone* who observes the problem described by Hitman returns to the surface (or to periscope depth), then performs a crash-dive, being certain to allow the U-boat to settle to its crash-dive depth (usually 80 metres, but I think it is 20m for the Type II boats). Allow the boat plenty of time to settle at its crash-dive depth. Then take the boat down slowly.

I also recommend that players always try to dive without a crash-dive, unless it is a real emergency. Run up to flank speed and hit key 'D'. This is almiost as fast as a crash-dive and avoids the problem.

The crash-dive blues are a problem with the original SH3, but are much more noticeable with NYGM owing to its damage/diving model. When this problem occurs, you should see in camera view that the U-boat is stern-down underwater.

Stiebler.

Hitman 10-02-08 02:42 PM

Hummmm I'm pretty sure I did not crash dive, but anyway I will give it a try :hmm:

Thanks for the input :up:


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