Thx for the reply! Yea i try the 90/270 but they just outlast you in battery/speed.
From ALOT of trial and error, it does seem like when you detect radar signals, they do seem to turn to avoid the position you were in (even tho the sub indicator stays green). Likewise, if you stay submerged they and stay at 90/270, they will stay on their same course for a fairly long time. As if they know where you are.
This is my first late years with radar and if they do detect you right away, they adjust which is cool.
However, if i couldve done an interactive map history, it seemed like they knew where I was at all times. if i was submerged at90/270, they kept course. If i was anywhere near in front of them, they would turn. Maybe just luck but tracking a convoy from Africa to the channel, at least 20+ instances, would've thought law of averages would've took place. If they really didn't know where i was that is. Ah well. Thanks for the response. Be nice to see a tutuorial somewhere but i couldn't find one.
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