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Captain Fail 09-11-12 09:20 PM

Malfunction?
 
I have just started playing SH3 with GWX and something went badly wrong on my 1st patrol.

I was returning to Wilhelmshaven and when I was about 20km(?) away suddenly there was huge damage and my boat flooded and sank.

Was this likely to be a malfuntion or is there minefields I was unaware of?

HW3 09-12-12 12:28 AM

There are minefields and sub nets guarding the entrance to Wilhelmshaven. There is a pulldown chart on the map page that shows the position of the minefields and nets for all the friendly harbors. Be careful, there are Allied minefields around Helgoland also.

:salute:

Captain Fail 09-12-12 08:42 AM

Ok that is good to know.

Thanks.

Jimbuna 09-12-12 09:09 AM

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Stryck_9 09-12-12 06:36 PM

:har: this just struck me hard possibly the best reply ever

Herr-Berbunch 09-12-12 06:39 PM

It's been done once or twice before. :up:

Red Heat 09-12-12 06:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stryck_9 (Post 1933513)
:har: this just struck me hard possibly the best reply ever

Jimbuna and Steve are the worst replays ever in the good sense of course! :haha:

Sailor Steve 09-12-12 07:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Red Heat (Post 1933523)
Jimbuna and Steve are the worst replays ever in the good sense of course! :haha:

Why would say a thing like that? :stare: What did I ever do to you? Well, besides that? And that other thing? That wasn't my fault. Well, it was, but I didn't really mean it. And you can't blame me for the...oh, never mind. Some days I just can't win. :O:

Red Heat 09-13-12 05:24 AM

I love a good laugh... :D

Jimbuna 09-13-12 06:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stryck_9 (Post 1933513)
:har: this just struck me hard possibly the best reply ever


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Captain Fail 09-13-12 12:42 PM

I played the stock game about a year or two ago but not for very long. It was only recently I reinstalled it with GWX and SH commander and I am impressed at how good it is. Anyway I have since lost another boat on the 1st patrol. There wasn't much happening so I decided it might be a good idea to have drill. I ordered the boat to dive and the boat ended up getting damaged very quickly and then destroyed before I could react. Is it normal for the boat to be crushed at such a shallow depth? It can't have been much more than 40m.

HW3 09-13-12 01:30 PM

That depends on if the boat had received damage before or not. Were you in shallow water, in a mine field, near a sub net, bombed by an unseen enemy bomber, shelled from a shore installation. As you can see, it could have been any number of things that caused it. It is rare but, it can happen.

Jimbuna 09-13-12 03:46 PM

Did you order a crash dive in shallow water?

Gargamel 09-13-12 04:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jimbuna (Post 1933878)
Did you order a crash dive in shallow water?

This

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Captain Fail 09-13-12 09:45 PM

Yes, some of those are indeed possible. I am sure it was my error as opposed to a defect in the boat.

I would very much appreciate if someone could clarify which ships I am not allowed to attack because I found all the messages that came through confusing when the war began.

I headed north through the Irish sea and managed to sink a couple of warships and a small coastal cargo vessel. I wasn't sure if I was supposed to attack the cargo ship but decided to sink it anyway.

So can I attack all British shipping other than passenger ships?

thanks.


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