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There was a depth charge mod several years ago which had a 3 m/s sink rate early in the war and 6 m/s later on. I've looked through my files and can't find it, but that may only mean that I just forgot where I put it.
GWX or NYGM may reflect those rates, but I'm not sure if the game allows for changing sink rates or if you would have to change it manually. I suspect the latter, and I think you had to do it yourself with the old mod. SH3 Commander should make it possible to change the files by date, but until I find the old mod I have no way of testing it.
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I think so. I noticed that depth charges went faster. I always thought it was just because of Type II earlier in the war and that it was faster because my later boats were bigger.
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You can do that yourself. I tweaked it to 6m/s (DepthCharges.sim), mainly for gameplay reasons. 5 or 5.5 would probably be a more realistic value, because there were still depthcharges being used that had a lower sinkrate. If ur using a mod that gives the AI unrealisticly good ASDIC, I would choose a value of around 4.
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Checking navweaps.com for a moment...
British ASW weapons: Type D Mark III: 2.1 meters per second (this type rare by WWII) Mark VII: 3.0 meters per second (both airborne and ship variants) Mark VII Heavy: 5.1 meters per second Mark X: 1.8 meters per second (this type had a 2,000 pound charge) Mark X*: 6.1 meters per second Hedgehog: 6.7 to 7.2 meters per second Squid: 13.3 meters per second American depth charges: Mark 6: 2.4 meters per second Mark 7: 2.7 meters per second (later models with reduced charge and lead weight 4.0 meters per second) Mark 8: 3.5 meters per second Mark 9: 6.9 meters per second |
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So what's their speed in GWX 3.0 gold?
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Thanks for the replies and technical info. So 2.4 m/s is the sink rate setting for DC's in GWX. That's what I was looking for.
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