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Originally Posted by Cyborg322
Evading multiple destroyers can be a lengthily exercise. They may your location but no so much your depth keep silent go deep find a depth you are not getting depth charged so much. seek the closest enemy ship with sonar and try to sail 180degs from it. It can take hours sometimes you can use TC when they are reported at medium range but be careful it can be risky, avoid the temptation to increase speed even at longer ranges. They will normally disengage if they get split too far from the main fleet. It takes a lot of patience at the best of times. Try not to get spotted in the first instance if you can don't leave your scope up more than absolutely necessary.
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HI! Thanks for answering. I have some questions regarding your comment.
I didn't know your depth was important at all. I thought you were supposed to be as deep as possible as depthcharges exploded using a magnetic detonator. Do you mean they have a depth setting so they explode when they get to a certain depth?
I read another answer in this very same post that said changing your boat depth is useful. Why does that happen?
Second question, what is that TC you talk about? First time I hear about it.
Edit: I just realized it's time compression. Don't need an explanation anymore!
Thank you so much!