Hmmm a tutorial, well I learned it from Wernersobe's videos.
the only really spectacular things about this shot are distance and
simultaneity. Now firing all ten in sequence most can manage I am sure.
the rest really executes more like a lab shot than a war shot.
basically get way out in front of the formation, accurately predict the enemy
track with precision, lay off the appropriate number of kilometers perpendicular
from the track.
achieve perfect station keeping (none movement) at peridepth.
this reduces your probability of errors by 50%
basically beam on at 90 degrees to target point for a full spread.
mark out a circle denoting max torpedo range,
mark enemy track through circle.
refine speed and ship ID.
open all tubes
when ship crosses intersection of circle and track
Lock PK set to correct range as denoted by the circle track intersection.
and commence to shootin.
after all tubes are closed Book directly perpendicular away from enemy
track for a few minutes building momentum because the formation
cant hear medium performance at this range.
go quiet
Boom.
simple
(look closely at first screenie for details, all the info on how is in the screenie sequence)
(what it all comes down to is accurate PK info and lock)