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Soundman · 01-27-09, 02:04 PM

Hmmm...Don't know if this will help in this circumstance, but after finishing my current patrol, I just installed the newest TMO last night and when looking over the manual (can be downloaded at the TMO mod download page) it said there are options for different types of missions dependient upon which base you start from. Might want to check it out. Here is an excerpt from the manual.....

Career Options

Trigger Maru has 8 career options available to you:

1. Pacific Fleet: Standard flotilla based in Hawaii. Patrols the mid pacific, East China Sea, and
Empire waters.
2. Pacific Fleet / Div 2: More heavily involved in Special operations, receiving a Spec Ops
mission of some kind every other patrol. Operates in the mid pacific, East China Sea, and
Empire waters. (a “gamey” option for those bored with the usual routine of hunting ships)
3. Asiatic Fleet: Patrols the south west Pacific, and South China Sea.
4. Asiatic Fleet / Div 2: More heavily involved in Special operations, receiving a Spec Ops
mission of some kind every other patrol. Patrols the mid pacific, East China Sea, and Empire
waters. (a “gamey” option for those bored with the usual routine of hunting ships)
5. Alaska Command: This is a very basic campaign focusing on S boats in the Aleutian islands
during the time of the Japanese invasion of Kiska and Attu.
6. Holy Loch, UK: This is a very basic campaign focusing on small time frame in which the US

was sending some of its fleet boats from Submarine Squadron 50, into the Atlantic.

Operation

Torch is NOT scripted, although I would very much like to get this done someday.

7. New Construction, 42: It was not uncommon for an executive officer on one submarine, to be

detached from his current boat, and be sent back to the United States to commission a new boat
as it's captain. This was more or less called, “being sent to new construction”. Selecting this
option will start you off near Mare Island, California. Where your newly commissioned Gato
class submarine is to undergo sea trials before transferring to the Pacific Fleet as a front line
combat submarine. If you absolutely must have a Gato class as early in the war as possible,
this is an excellent option.
8. New Construction 43 . This is the same as New Construction 42, except that your
commissioning a Balao class submarine instead of a Gato. If you absolutely must have a Balao
class as early in the war as possible, this is an excellent option.

Starting points

01-27-09, 02:04 PM	#2
Soundman Commodore Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Orlando, Fl Posts: 617 Downloads: 60 Uploads: 0	Hmmm...Don't know if this will help in this circumstance, but after finishing my current patrol, I just installed the newest TMO last night and when looking over the manual (can be downloaded at the TMO mod download page) it said there are options for different types of missions dependient upon which base you start from. Might want to check it out. Here is an excerpt from the manual..... Career Options Trigger Maru has 8 career options available to you: 1. Pacific Fleet: Standard flotilla based in Hawaii. Patrols the mid pacific, East China Sea, and Empire waters. 2. Pacific Fleet / Div 2: More heavily involved in Special operations, receiving a Spec Ops mission of some kind every other patrol. Operates in the mid pacific, East China Sea, and Empire waters. (a “gamey” option for those bored with the usual routine of hunting ships) 3. Asiatic Fleet: Patrols the south west Pacific, and South China Sea. 4. Asiatic Fleet / Div 2: More heavily involved in Special operations, receiving a Spec Ops mission of some kind every other patrol. Patrols the mid pacific, East China Sea, and Empire waters. (a “gamey” option for those bored with the usual routine of hunting ships) 5. Alaska Command: This is a very basic campaign focusing on S boats in the Aleutian islands during the time of the Japanese invasion of Kiska and Attu. 6. Holy Loch, UK: This is a very basic campaign focusing on small time frame in which the US was sending some of its fleet boats from Submarine Squadron 50, into the Atlantic. Operation Torch is NOT scripted, although I would very much like to get this done someday. 7. New Construction, 42: It was not uncommon for an executive officer on one submarine, to be detached from his current boat, and be sent back to the United States to commission a new boat as it's captain. This was more or less called, “being sent to new construction”. Selecting this option will start you off near Mare Island, California. Where your newly commissioned Gato class submarine is to undergo sea trials before transferring to the Pacific Fleet as a front line combat submarine. If you absolutely must have a Gato class as early in the war as possible, this is an excellent option. 8. New Construction 43 . This is the same as New Construction 42, except that your commissioning a Balao class submarine instead of a Gato. If you absolutely must have a Balao class as early in the war as possible, this is an excellent option. Starting points Last edited by Soundman; 01-27-09 at 02:41 PM.