[BillCar]

Originally Posted by Dissaray

Storms always test the ability of the skipper. You get the added advantage of being damn hard to see with all the waves and the rain but you have to take into account the way the waves may expose your boat to breaching when in the troughs. Simultaniously the best time to hunt and has the makings for the hardest hunts you can come acrros.

My best advice for hunting when ruff seas force you below parascope depth to save stealth is to get very familiar with shooting off of hydraphone readings. Nothing is more devious than unleashing hell on the sea while 20m below the surface when you enemy has no idea you are even there I say. Even though they are only computer generated targets I can't help but feel slightly sorry for not giving them a fighting chance. Though those emotions of sorow are quickly over ridien by how awsome I was in that last convoy attack where I out classed the escorts.

I generally make my attacks surfaced, and use different length shots + different speed torpedoes to make a few shots hit simultaneously. Then I crash dive and run silent.