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CTaardvark 03-22-10 06:12 PM

Is sinking a neutral bad for your health?
 
Umm. I appear to have sunk a neutral ship. Completely by accident you understand. It jumped out from behind a tree whilst I was conducting a test firing......twice. Am I to expect bad things to happen to me when I get back home?

Capt. Morgan 03-22-10 06:32 PM

Was it an un-armed American passenger liner chocked full of prominent citizens:o, or an Albanian collier:yawn:?

IIRC, you'll lose the same amount of renown that you would have gained if it had belonged to a belligerent... unless it was a hospital ship - then you usually lose your career.

Paul Riley 03-23-10 03:27 AM

3rd Nov 1939

I torpedoed a Romanian merchant in the darkness last night thinking it was French.My advice is screw em!,if they want to sail in enemy waters without their lights on they can expect to be attacked just like an enemy would.I would say though to be more cautious in friendly waters :o
The answer to your question is yes,it CAN be damaging to your health sometimes,usually resulting in extreme hair loss.

sharkbit 03-23-10 08:25 AM

Just doctor the logs and deny everything. :shifty:
You'll lose some renown, but that is it. I've been tossing around doctoring some files to take away or reduce the renown hit for sinking a neutral(of course I've never, ever done it, no siree, not me. Nope......ok maybe just once. :oops:).

Beats sinking a friendly or a hospital ship. Then you will take a big renown hit.

One historical note that I recently read about was that Reinhard Hardegan(U-123) sank a neutral Portugese ship in one of his early patrols(before Operation Drumbeat to the American coast). Doenitz had him alter his log book after he returned. He did, but it was pretty sloppy and torpedo firing records were never changed. It wouldn't have taken much to see through the falsification.
This was only the second time that a log book was "officially" ordered altered. The first being after U-30(?) torpedoed and sank the Athenia in 1939.

:)

Sailor Steve 03-23-10 09:21 AM

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Originally Posted by sharkbit (Post 1329731)
I've been tossing around doctoring some files to take away or reduce the renown hit for sinking a neutral(of course I've never, ever done it, no siree, not me. Nope......ok maybe just once. :oops:).

A long time ago I changed the Basic.cfg so I get 0 renown for sinking neutrals. That way I don't get punished, but neither do I get rewarded.

That said, I have managed to never sink a neutral ship.:sunny:

Jimbuna 03-23-10 03:06 PM

I hear the Eastern Front is cold at this time of the year.

Paul Riley 03-23-10 03:10 PM

I am going to do a Russian campaign Jim if I survive the war in this campaign.I'll teach them Ruskies a lesson! :arrgh!:
Ive always wanted to ravage the arctic routes,dont ask me why,it may be in my blood.

frau kaleun 03-23-10 03:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Paul Riley (Post 1330478)
I'll teach them Ruskies a lesson!

That's what Napoleon said. :O:

Paul Riley 03-23-10 03:18 PM

I aint Napoleon :smug::03:

Sailor Steve 03-23-10 03:19 PM

Neither was Napoleon.:rotfl2:

Jimbuna 03-23-10 04:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Paul Riley (Post 1330478)
I am going to do a Russian campaign Jim if I survive the war in this campaign.I'll teach them Ruskies a lesson! :arrgh!:
Ive always wanted to ravage the arctic routes,dont ask me why,it may be in my blood.

SINK EM ALL!! http://www.psionguild.org/forums/ima...ies/pirate.gif

Let me know if you bump into my old man...he was around them parts a couple of times.

Paul Riley 03-23-10 05:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Sailor Steve (Post 1330495)
Neither was Napoleon.:rotfl2:

I know mate,he was a stinking yellow belly that thought he could conquer the world,thats before he screwed with the English and we sent him packing onto some remote island called Elba :yeah: :smug:

Paul Riley 03-23-10 06:00 PM

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Originally Posted by jimbuna (Post 1330681)
SINK EM ALL!! http://www.psionguild.org/forums/ima...ies/pirate.gif

Let me know if you bump into my old man...he was around them parts a couple of times.

Nice one,bet he was a tough old salt battling it out up there :rock:
Was he a merchant sailor?

KL-alfman 03-23-10 06:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Paul Riley (Post 1330763)
I know mate,he was a stinking yellow belly that thought he could conquer the world,thats before he screwed with the English and we sent him packing onto some remote island called Elba :yeah: :smug:


from Elba he could come back though.
should've been sent to St.Helens sooner, imo. :DL

Paul Riley 03-24-10 05:35 AM

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Originally Posted by KL-alfman (Post 1330809)
from Elba he could come back though.
should've been sent to St.Helens sooner, imo. :DL

:up:


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