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Originally Posted by Hamppupalaa
It could be that the torpedo hit the hull at a less than optimal angle. Even at 90° AOB the torpedo could have hit the lower part of the hull which is curved, happens to me quite often when the seas are rough. In storms I usually use magnetic pistol and set the running depth to about 1.5 meters below the keel to compensate for waves. Attacking in a storm is not optimal anyway, so that's the best you can do really.
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I do the exact opposite in storm weather - I set the torpedoes on Magnetic but 1-1,5 meters
above the target's draft to compensate for waves. Setting it below is a sure way that your torpedo will miss underneath her as she rolls upward.