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Kruger · 09-17-08, 05:29 AM

I have noticed that when pressing the N key, the recognition manual appears, but it does not go to the page of the ship that I am currently locked on. On many occasions I wanted to browse to a certain ship's specifications in order to launch an under keel torpedo, but due to the heat of the battle and the lack of time, I gave it up.

In SH3 I remember that the recognition manual was opening exactly at the page of the current ship. Is this possible in SH4 ?

Also, as you of course know, in SH4 the torpedo sets itself to a certain depth when locking on a ship? What depth is that ? To the keel ?

What do you do when you have a single torpedo left, and a destroyer is directly at 180 degrees, coming straight at you. You try a lucky shot under the keel, high speed torpedo, magnetic pistol. But without the recognition manual, it's pretty hard. I tried the depth that the torpedo auto sets for when locking on a target, but it's not a good depth.

09-17-08, 05:29 AM	#1
Kruger Commander Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 476 Downloads: 21 Uploads: 0	Recognition manual I have noticed that when pressing the N key, the recognition manual appears, but it does not go to the page of the ship that I am currently locked on. On many occasions I wanted to browse to a certain ship's specifications in order to launch an under keel torpedo, but due to the heat of the battle and the lack of time, I gave it up. In SH3 I remember that the recognition manual was opening exactly at the page of the current ship. Is this possible in SH4 ? Also, as you of course know, in SH4 the torpedo sets itself to a certain depth when locking on a ship? What depth is that ? To the keel ? What do you do when you have a single torpedo left, and a destroyer is directly at 180 degrees, coming straight at you. You try a lucky shot under the keel, high speed torpedo, magnetic pistol. But without the recognition manual, it's pretty hard. I tried the depth that the torpedo auto sets for when locking on a target, but it's not a good depth.