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FOr you guys that use SH3 Commander what do you normally set the number of days too between patrols? Just curious. I always left mine on the default but was wondering if some people set it lower to get more patrols.
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using actual careers of u-boat aces as an example (from uboat.net)... i averaged the total number of days for career length, then i averaged the number of those total dayswhich were spent at sea. by doing this i was able to determine an estimated average number of days spent in port.
i came up with what i personally consider to be an accurate time of anywhere between 20 and 30 days in port. this is based on VII aces
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Wow, the submariners have it relatively well then! 20 to 30 days without fighting, phew! The Luftwaffe should be jaleous
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I use a random setting most of the time. Unless the boat is in a friendly port or resupply sub. I don't usually track that too much, but I would estimate 25 to 30 days. If I remember, two days for resupply sub, and about a week or so docked at a friendly port.
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I use the Random setting as well. I once came back from a patrol in a Type II, not having fired a single torpedo, and they had me back out again in five days. On the other hand, it you're damaged it adds days, and JScones did a lot of research before he programmed the random factor. He also set it up so you can change the randome percentages yourself.
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30 days here....It's usually a few more dependant on what you upgrade.
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A lazy captain here. Atleast 40 days in port, unless they(superior officers) catch me sooner
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![]() I do tweak a bit in 1939 and 1940 (increase the minimum from 5 days to 10) when I'm in anything larger than a Type II. |
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I keep the days in port on SH3 set to default.
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