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Old 10-06-06, 05:32 AM   #1
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What is the deepest you've been to and still got back home alive?

I made 420m and got back with only 25% hull integrity last night. No DC or shell damage only pressure!
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Old 10-06-06, 06:44 AM   #2
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With wich Submarine?
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Old 10-06-06, 06:48 AM   #3
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Most likely diving with a IX D2 and coming up with a IIA...
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Old 10-06-06, 07:45 AM   #4
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Most likely diving with a IX D2 and coming up with a IIA...
HEHE that is a good one. I bet their shorts were smaller too!:rotfl:
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This was in a VIIC running with GW1.1a I've also gotten deeper in the same class (445m) but got crushed completely.
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Old 10-06-06, 07:47 AM   #6
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What is the deepest you've been to and still got back home alive?

I made 420m and got back with only 25% hull integrity last night. No DC or shell damage only pressure!
How do you set depths over 260m? The depth meter won't let me!
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Old 10-06-06, 08:04 AM   #7
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Just press D for normal dive
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Just press D for normal dive
Is there a button for leveling the dive out too?:p
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The 'A' key will level you out and keep the current depth as it shows when you hit the 'A' key.
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The 'A' key will level you out and keep the current depth as it shows when you hit the 'A' key.
D and A, ok got it. Will try to brake his record now...
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Is there a button for leveling the dive out too?:p
Probably called the sea bed :p
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i managed 440m in a 7c42 without taking any damage, although i do have sh3 commander which i think alters/randomises the crush depths. the only way i could get that deep though was to dive to 300 and simply stop my motors and sink slowly, for some reason the game wouldnt let me dive deeper than 300m.
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Old 10-07-06, 11:51 AM   #13
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What is the deepest you've been to and still got back home alive?
Well my wife left me and daughter says she dont want to see me anymore. Then my dog died in hunger when I didnt remember to feed him. So I quess I have gone quite deep with this playing, but hopefully will get back (someday) ?
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Old 10-07-06, 01:24 PM   #14
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Ode to slow crush depth modding.

You can slow down the rate at which your sub looses hull integrity so you can dip below crush depth for limited times, but you'll slowly bleed H.I if you do.

Here's an intresting scenario that happened to me the other day in a single mission. Got pummeled by close depth charges while trying to go deep. Major flooding throughout the boat, bow and stern, but particuarlly the bow. H.I was about 60%, and boat was sinking, but i thought it was controllable, and i did get the flooding under control. And was BARELY able to maintain depth at about 120 meters, and this only by going to flank speed and putting the planes on full rise.

Thats when the 2nd barrage hit. major flooding all over again, and the boat started to dip by the bow and go deeper. Much deeper. Fighting to get the flooding udner control i noticed i was at a really steep down angle, and still sinking fast, thats when i tossed in the towel and started to emergency blow the ballast tanks. Boat was still dropping fast. Thats when i discovered that the 2nd barrage had DESTROYED the bow planes. STill being at flank speed did not help my prediciment. Eventually the depth meter pegged, and the only thing i could think of was, the voice of the cheif in das boat saying, "we've lost control". All the while the effects of the pressure could be seen and felt. Bursting glass, the lights flickering and the control room going dark on and off intermittedly.

Not willing to give up yet, i looked around and noticed still have the stern planes and an aft that was not heavy. I put the boat into emergecy reverse and blew what air i had left in the ballast tanks. Somewhere at 340 meters, she slowed down and hearing the voice from the cheif in das boat again, "She's risiing!".

So there i was, in full reverse, going backwards, to the surface. all the while the destroyers sending more depth charges causing more flooding. At about 40 meters, it looked like i might break surface, but alas, the next barrage destoryed me. Never got back to the surface, but i got pretty damn close.
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Old 10-07-06, 10:51 PM   #15
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How would you slow down the crush damage?
I hope that by doing that I can bottom out right next to the ice wall in the far north. Over 1000 meters est 1200-1500m either way one hell of a goal
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