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![]() Join Date: Jan 2007
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The last thing I remember in my ongoing career was being at 160 metres and running quietly away from a posse of escorts who had taken exception at me exploding their ships. 3 attacks and 3 large merchants sent to the bottom for an expenditure of 7 eels. I was feeling quite pleased with myself and the escorts were depth charging an unfortunate shoal of fish about 2000 metres away.
Time was catching up on me however since I was going out to watch the rugby internationals with the lads from work. Not wanting to save underwater and in proximity to ships I decided to pause the game and minimise the screen. Off I went and, remembering the advise passed on from my Mother all those years ago, decided to have one or two sociable drinks and not make a fool of myself. Hence I was quite surprised to wake up this morning with a sore head, a complete memory blackout starting at 8pm and every light in the house turned on. I was very surprised to find the TV turned on full blast and my mate sleeping on my sofa. I was absolutely stunned to find my computer monitor turned on and the SH3 nav map on the screen. The game was paused but we were no longer creeping along at 2 knots and 160m down. Oh no! ![]() Scrolling through the command bar I discovered that the sequence of events went something like this. 0630 depth 160, speed 2 knots 0631 Ahead flank 0632 Surface the boat 0648 Ship spotted 0648 We are under attack! 0650 Ahead flank 0652 Dive What I especially like is the fact that it apparently took me 4 mins from being shot at to my order to dive. My mother was right. Alcohol is naughty ![]()
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