whole crew permanently fatigued: any way out?

Tozzifan · 07-13-09, 11:48 AM

hi,
I'm sorry I don't remember whether a few years ago I encountered the same problem, playing RuB145 SH3, so I don't remember how I managed the issue:

1940, in latest couple of campaign missions, after a few days of searching for merchants, having achieved standard objectives, the sub has come to a stop in the middle of a fjord: everyone was exhausted! : nothing changed after more than fifteen hours of complete stop (time compression 8-64x): thence I terminated the patrols

I like crew management active in SH3 commander and I wouldn't like to disable it, yet I didn't like to be stuck as well

is there anything I didn't consider?

thanks

Sailor Steve · 07-13-09, 12:00 PM

As I recall it was an RUB thing. You have to plan carefully and rotate the crew, as they don't recover in the Crew Quarters but they don't deteriorate there either. I don't think you can fix it once they're totally fatigued.

KeybdFlyer · 07-13-09, 12:34 PM

Using TC over 32x sort of "suspends" the fatigue modelling too, so it wouldn't have helped to have run at 64x when trying to get the crew to recover. Put the essential crewmen into quarters and run at 16x for a little while until they're out of exhausted state and then start rotating the other crewmen. Don't have them do anything other than normal duties until they're pretty-much ok. If you're using SH3 Commander, you could always select "No Fatigue", though as I never have, I don't know how well that works.

GoldenRivet · 07-13-09, 12:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Sailor Steve

As I recall it was an RUB thing. You have to plan carefully and rotate the crew, as they don't recover in the Crew Quarters but they don't deteriorate there either. I don't think you can fix it once they're totally fatigued.

well thats BS

Hanomag · 07-13-09, 01:00 PM

I'll help you justify disabling the fatigue model... IRL the Kpt. wouldnt have to put his men to bed or rotate watches, thats what your junior officers and NCO's are for.

The only time I can justify the fatigue model is during combat.. sleeping through depth charging is kinda rough.. unless your Cpl. Hicks from Aliens.

07-13-09, 11:48 AM	#1
Tozzifan Bosun Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Italy Posts: 62 Downloads: 87 Uploads: 0	whole crew permanently fatigued: any way out? hi, I'm sorry I don't remember whether a few years ago I encountered the same problem, playing RuB145 SH3, so I don't remember how I managed the issue: 1940, in latest couple of campaign missions, after a few days of searching for merchants, having achieved standard objectives, the sub has come to a stop in the middle of a fjord: everyone was exhausted! : nothing changed after more than fifteen hours of complete stop (time compression 8-64x): thence I terminated the patrols I like crew management active in SH3 commander and I wouldn't like to disable it, yet I didn't like to be stuck as well is there anything I didn't consider? thanks __________________ SH3 1.4b-STEAM GWX3 SH3commander 3.2 historical settings SH4 1.5-STEAM TMO2.2 RSRD campaign SCAF MaxOptics realistic settings SH5 vanilla win8.1 i7-950//780ti//32Gb

07-13-09, 12:00 PM	#2
Sailor Steve Eternal Patrol Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: High in the mountains of Utah Posts: 50,369 Downloads: 745 Uploads: 249	As I recall it was an RUB thing. You have to plan carefully and rotate the crew, as they don't recover in the Crew Quarters but they don't deteriorate there either. I don't think you can fix it once they're totally fatigued. __________________ “Never do anything you can't take back.” —Rocky Russo

07-13-09, 01:00 PM	#5
Hanomag Grey Wolf Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: LI NY Posts: 964 Downloads: 13 Uploads: 0	I'll help you justify disabling the fatigue model... IRL the Kpt. wouldnt have to put his men to bed or rotate watches, thats what your junior officers and NCO's are for. The only time I can justify the fatigue model is during combat.. sleeping through depth charging is kinda rough.. unless your Cpl. Hicks from Aliens. __________________ "Only if I can save first..."

07-13-09, 12:34 PM	#3
KeybdFlyer 中国水兵 Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 272 Downloads: 162 Uploads: 0	Using TC over 32x sort of "suspends" the fatigue modelling too, so it wouldn't have helped to have run at 64x when trying to get the crew to recover. Put the essential crewmen into quarters and run at 16x for a little while until they're out of exhausted state and then start rotating the other crewmen. Don't have them do anything other than normal duties until they're pretty-much ok. If you're using SH3 Commander, you could always select "No Fatigue", though as I never have, I don't know how well that works.