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Originally Posted by CB..
hi G'  i think Drifters allready sussed it--Observer posted a few references for him to look at and some pointers--
here's a handy side effect to drifters approach---
you can have your cake and eat it as far as fatigue goes--
reducing the interval1_0 to 0.001
and increasing interval3 sumwhat
for a compartment means that even a fatigued crew can operate it--but effeciency will still very very low -much lower than normal- so instead of the engines stopping altogether because the crew is tired- it keeps going but any repairs etc are of course even more long term prospects--
so this way you get both fatigue and long repair times--
hopefully he's still experimenting with it to balance out the pros and cons--
i'm sure observer and crew are working on it allso--
there may allso be lots of spin offs from this approach
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Here is one tiny spin off. Because of your observation re the difference between the Intervals 1 and 3, I started hoping both could be had and started mucking around with crew settings a bit. I noted in
http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/showthread.php?t=85656
that there was some confusion about FATIGUE_COEF
Here is what I found that differs...
RegularFactor#0 is an ANYTIME fatigue hit for moving crew into the compartment, not just when surfaced.
RegularFactor#1 is not known, but I have an idea on flushing it out.
I am going to play with the settings below for a while. Sooner or later the trigger will occur and I will have a fatigue bomb that will wipe out everyone but Damage Control and Aft Torps. Hopefully I will at least have a clue what caused it

If someone else wants to booby trap but exclude different compartments it may lead to a discovery sooner. It could be a damaged compartment modifer or something like that. Knowing it would likely be useful.
;RegularFactor#1 = unknown - waiting...
; ;Twr
RegularFactor11=0.4;R/S
RegularFactor21=0.4;Cmd
RegularFactor31=0.4;Die
RegularFactor41=0.4;Ele
RegularFactor51=0.4;FwT
; ;FwQ
; ;AfQ
RegularFactor81=0.00004;AfT
: ;DG
: ;AA
RegularFactor111=.00004;D/C ; very minor hit