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The Old Man
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Connecticut
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Over the past couple of months I've gotten a little frustrated about the many misconceptions about the Pacific submarine campaign that seem to be clouding people's preconceptions on Silent Hunter IV. Some of them include:
-Submarines had no impact on the outcome of the war. -American submarines were poorly designed, slow, ungainly, and based on WWI-era technology. They were basically pleasure cruisers with torpedoes. -Going on patrol on a Fleet Boat was like walking into a shooting gallery full of helpless merchants. -American torpedoes were useless throughout the war. -There were no convoy battles during the war, and no night surface attacks. -Japanese ASW was useless throughout the war, and the Japanese never bothered to develop new technology. -The losses suffered by US submarines were extremely light, and as a whole the force suffered no major hardships during the war. So please, does anybody want to start a FAQ? ![]() |
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