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Originally Posted by Hakahura
In this Kaleun's experience magnetic torps at 90 degrees is not a good idea.
Especially against a small ship.
The torpedo only has a very limited time under a small vessel at 90 degrees.
Far better to use a narrow angle against a small target.
That way the explosion wil occure under the target as opposed to the other side of it.
I would go for an impact shot half way between the waterline and keel.
I only use magnetics at 90 degrees against broad targets.
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Absolutely correct. Read the article on magnetic torpedoes on my kielman website and don't forget to order my book Kingmaker, you'll need it on patrols or for smoking a good cigar and enjoying a brandy.
