Captain log 1939 november
 

Thirth Mission just bought the new VIIB class
Play realistic at 50%
4 officers
17 mates
20 sailors(30 max but i dont have space in crewcabin to rest them all)...
U-55 have to patrol AN 26..

My tactic is dive all day and surface at night(perfect cover)..
(unless the weather is calm so i can use the deck-gun)... it saves torpedo's and more tonnages total later when the mission is complete...

Today i use the deck-gun ones... it was a small Cargo ship that have to say bye bye lmao....

the rest close to England coast, the sea was to rough to use the deckgun so i use all my torpedo's.. and the following targets are destroyed:

3x Small cargo
3x C2
1x Coastal ship
Total tonages 282484

Next mission BF11...
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Re: Captain log 1939 november
 

Something weird here - maybe the decimal place should be moved left by one (28248.4 tonnes)?

Anyway, keep at em. Let us know what you catch. Btw - do you play DiD?

Kb

I submitted the wrong tonnages...
 

Aight, i always wrote down the tonnage if someone is doubing...
Here are the following ships and tonnages...

Small Cargo 2413
" " 2343
" " 2335
C2 6447
" 6451
" 6452
Coastal ship 2043
Total tonnages: 28484

Good that XP have Calculator :P

Greetz,
NightCrawler

Can you explain what DID means?

DiD is a way of playing SHIII (or any other game which allows this philosophy for that matter). It basically means you dont reload a saved game if you die. To quote someone around here "Dead is dead, reloading is for pussies"...although i dont entirelly agree :|\

Cheers!

ok
 

Aight, no i play as i play, dead = dead yes....

Sissies!

I was being poltically correct.

Its a persona choice really. I used to reload saved games when i first started playing but after awhile i felt that my decisions didnt mean anything. I could always reverse it. Kinda like reading ahead in those old "Choose your own adventure books" and then flipping back when you didnt like the outcome.

OY! My bad mate...either way works tho :88)

Cheerioh!