How "Dynamic" Is It?

jazzabilly · 03-02-09, 07:59 AM

I was wondering - when a ship is sunk, it's supposed to stay sunk, right?

I am currently running a career in Jan. '43, based at Brisbane. Back in October of '42, just before the Battle Of Santa Cruz, I intercepted a BIG TF and sank a Taiho Class CV. I was driving USS Sailfish at the time.

Now, in Jan. I am in USS Haddock and stalking another honkin' big party of Gentlemen from the competing firm and there are TWO big green carriers, as well as two Shokaku Class CV's. Does the game occasionally forget that you sank a ship when you get a new sub? Or are the Japanese employing film special effects crews that cunningly simulate a sinking, exploding CV with harmless pyrotechnics?

03-02-09, 07:59 AM	#1
jazzabilly Planesman Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Vancouver BC Posts: 186 Downloads: 11 Uploads: 0	How "Dynamic" Is It? I was wondering - when a ship is sunk, it's supposed to stay sunk, right? I am currently running a career in Jan. '43, based at Brisbane. Back in October of '42, just before the Battle Of Santa Cruz, I intercepted a BIG TF and sank a Taiho Class CV. I was driving USS Sailfish at the time. Now, in Jan. I am in USS Haddock and stalking another honkin' big party of Gentlemen from the competing firm and there are TWO big green carriers, as well as two Shokaku Class CV's. Does the game occasionally forget that you sank a ship when you get a new sub? Or are the Japanese employing film special effects crews that cunningly simulate a sinking, exploding CV with harmless pyrotechnics? __________________ If it's a fair fight, then you didn't plan it properly. ====================================

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