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Originally Posted by Rockin Robbins
In real life a storm all by itself with no boat movement would make for very messy sonar conditions which would markedly shorten detection range to well under visual range. Many times during the war subs had to dive to 100' or lower to get decent listening conditions during a storm.
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I completely agree. Theres no way I should be detecting a ship on the surface while running at flank speed. the fact that there was a storm on the go makes it even more silly.
the only mod I was running on top of TMO was the longer sinking times (tmo version) and the guerrilla spyron convoy layer mod which after checking its files doesn't touch any sensor or enviro stuff.
ive even uninstalled that now though. I came across a carrier task force with 3 cv's, 3 bb's plus various cruisers but no escorts parked of one of the bonin islands on a clear day.
after sinking 2 of the carriers (both which sank within 5 mins) the rest of the fleet didn't even move. I was very surprised how quick they sank tbh.
overall it wasn't a very immersive experience so Ive uninstalled the spyron mod and reverted to just TMO with LST.