07-23-07, 02:25 PM
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Ensign 
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Waiting for convoys of the coast of Donegal
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Originally Posted by StanT
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Originally Posted by Brag
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Originally Posted by Canovaro
It's probably the steep angle that is the problem.
Shoot from a 90 degree angle, 3-4 meters deep and you should get a hit.
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There is an ideal zero gyro angle,while engaging,as well as various from 4 to 8 meter running depthes,and nevertheless all torpedoes just bump away from those Scapa Flow tankers and Troop Transport.
I am in September 1939.Maybe this an implemented early war torpedoe failure feature,if it's implemented in GWX of course,that is the fault?
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Privet, Stant.
The angle Canovaro mentioned is not gyro angle, but the angle at which the torpedo strikes the hull og the ship.
Ideally, you want the torpedo to hit at a 90 degree angle (perpendicular to the hull)
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No,the angle of the strike is not a problem in this case.I am always targeting the side of hull exactly at the angle of 90 when engaging those docked ships.
For example,C&D class destroyers anchored a bit away are quite an easy kill in the same conditions.
As for the difficulty of port raids - the Raids of Scapa Flow are quite easy in GWX if you use the South-Eastern Sound (with scuttled ships).To my opinion,Scapa Flow is foremost the easiest port to get into,in GWX.  |
Try raiding it in 42, you'll be luck to get out alive!!  
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