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Tweety · 02-03-09, 11:37 AM

Munchausen

Thanls for the reply. It makes sense about the authentic settings. I always use the imperial setting as I play US subs. I havn't worried about the speed too much, as I play using th Dick Okane method with fast torpedo and have very good sucess. When I start using the John P Cromwell method then I would take into account the speed of the torpedo. I am still not very good a long range shots, but then again. I need lots of practise.

I don't know if it was an US or Russian merchant, but if it is, than I will pick on the Japs, since there is plenty of those ships.

tomoose

Thanks for the reply. Wouldn't the torpedo depth settings be it metric or imperial be the same as the map setting. If I choose imperial for the map thur the game settings, wouldn't the torpedo depth setting be the same. It a good thing I leave the depth setting unchanged if they are different.

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Tweety Planesman Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Canada Posts: 188 Downloads: 157 Uploads: 0	Munchausen Thanls for the reply. It makes sense about the authentic settings. I always use the imperial setting as I play US subs. I havn't worried about the speed too much, as I play using th Dick Okane method with fast torpedo and have very good sucess. When I start using the John P Cromwell method then I would take into account the speed of the torpedo. I am still not very good a long range shots, but then again. I need lots of practise. I don't know if it was an US or Russian merchant, but if it is, than I will pick on the Japs, since there is plenty of those ships. tomoose Thanks for the reply. Wouldn't the torpedo depth settings be it metric or imperial be the same as the map setting. If I choose imperial for the map thur the game settings, wouldn't the torpedo depth setting be the same. It a good thing I leave the depth setting unchanged if they are different.