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TarJak · 12-26-07, 07:27 PM

There is definately a difference in both the mix and frequency of air attacks early war. As BBW stated these have been the subject of a significant effort to bring them more into line with what was historically correct.

I've played numerous patrols around the northern British Isles in 1939 and have been jumped by a number (less than in 1.03 but probably more historically correct), of aircraft, mostly Ansons and Hudsons. This is one of the reasons Uboat commanders travelled submerged during most daylight hours in the first years of the war unless they were in a position where it was necessary to surface.

Using lower TC 128x or less will give you more frequent chance of seeing air attacks.

12-26-07, 07:27 PM	#10
TarJak Fleet Admiral Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 17,052 Downloads: 150 Uploads: 8	There is definately a difference in both the mix and frequency of air attacks early war. As BBW stated these have been the subject of a significant effort to bring them more into line with what was historically correct. I've played numerous patrols around the northern British Isles in 1939 and have been jumped by a number (less than in 1.03 but probably more historically correct), of aircraft, mostly Ansons and Hudsons. This is one of the reasons Uboat commanders travelled submerged during most daylight hours in the first years of the war unless they were in a position where it was necessary to surface. Using lower TC 128x or less will give you more frequent chance of seeing air attacks.