How long would you wait?

Renesisfury · 11-26-07, 01:05 PM

For a Ise BB to sink? She took 4 torps in the starboard side, and is stationary. The deck on the torpedoed side is almost level with the water, I have been submerged for almost 12 hours and no change in list. Oh, BTW I have no torps left

mookiemookie · 11-26-07, 01:21 PM

Probably ain't gonna happen. You could always use your deck gun.

Renesisfury · 11-26-07, 01:25 PM

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Originally Posted by mookiemookie

Probably ain't gonna happen. You could always use your deck gun.

Tried that, its amazing what amount of damage they can do with those pesky 13" guns!

rrmelend · 11-26-07, 01:55 PM

How bad do you want the tonnage? That is the real question. You could wait for another 10-12 hours and wait for her to go under or you could wait that long and have her just sit there and not move another inch. It all depends on your patience level.

seafarer · 11-26-07, 02:03 PM

On the weekend, I put three evenly spaced torpedoes into a modern European composite freighter - fish were spaced bow, under the foremast, and under the mid superstructure. She settled to the point the bow was completely submerged - water literally lapping at upper superstructure deck.

She then eventually steamed off at 7 knots, and never sank. I was out of everything but 20mm, and there were two Akizuki's watching over her.

Only 4 fish into a BB? I'd expect by now, she's just not going to go down.

Sometimes (using NSM classic 3.3), it just frustrates the bejeezus outa' me that some ships just will not sink, even when half submerged from flooding! Another modern European composite I'd hit earlier, with only one fish under the foremast, sank in about 15-20 minutes, no problem.

The vagaries of war

Renesisfury · 11-26-07, 05:51 PM

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Originally Posted by seafarer

On the weekend, I put three evenly spaced torpedoes into a modern European composite freighter - fish were spaced bow, under the foremast, and under the mid superstructure. She settled to the point the bow was completely submerged - water literally lapping at upper superstructure deck.

She then eventually steamed off at 7 knots, and never sank. I was out of everything but 20mm, and there were two Akizuki's watching over her.

Only 4 fish into a BB? I'd expect by now, she's just not going to go down.

Sometimes (using NSM classic 3.3), it just frustrates the bejeezus outa' me that some ships just will not sink, even when half submerged from flooding! Another modern European composite I'd hit earlier, with only one fish under the foremast, sank in about 15-20 minutes, no problem.

The vagaries of war

I shot 6 at her, 2 of them missed.

Renesisfury · 11-26-07, 06:43 PM

Well, I waited another 12 hours with no change in position, so I checked out. Didn't get credit for that kill, but they sure were happy about that Yamato and Maya that I sank. Poor Maya took the salvo that was meant for Yamato 2 in the task force. Blew it apart with quickness!

11-26-07, 01:05 PM	#1
Renesisfury Mate Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 55 Downloads: 2 Uploads: 0	How long would you wait? For a Ise BB to sink? She took 4 torps in the starboard side, and is stationary. The deck on the torpedoed side is almost level with the water, I have been submerged for almost 12 hours and no change in list. Oh, BTW I have no torps left

11-26-07, 01:21 PM	#2
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11-26-07, 02:03 PM	#5
seafarer Commodore Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 622 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	On the weekend, I put three evenly spaced torpedoes into a modern European composite freighter - fish were spaced bow, under the foremast, and under the mid superstructure. She settled to the point the bow was completely submerged - water literally lapping at upper superstructure deck. She then eventually steamed off at 7 knots, and never sank. I was out of everything but 20mm, and there were two Akizuki's watching over her. Only 4 fish into a BB? I'd expect by now, she's just not going to go down. Sometimes (using NSM classic 3.3), it just frustrates the bejeezus outa' me that some ships just will not sink, even when half submerged from flooding! Another modern European composite I'd hit earlier, with only one fish under the foremast, sank in about 15-20 minutes, no problem. The vagaries of war __________________ My Father's ship, HMCS Waskesiu (K330), sank U257 on 02/24/1944 running SHIII-1.4 with GWX2.1 and SHIV-1.5 with TMO/RSRDC/PE3.3 under MS Vista Home Premium 32-bit SP1 ACER AMD Athlon 64x2 4800+, 4GB DDR2 RAM, 400GB SATA HD Antec TruePower Trio 650watt PSU BFG GeForce 8800GT/OC 512MB VRAM, Samsung 216BW widescreen (1680x1050) LCD

11-26-07, 01:55 PM	#4
rrmelend Medic Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 162 Downloads: 20 Uploads: 0	How bad do you want the tonnage? That is the real question. You could wait for another 10-12 hours and wait for her to go under or you could wait that long and have her just sit there and not move another inch. It all depends on your patience level.

11-26-07, 06:43 PM	#7
Renesisfury Mate Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 55 Downloads: 2 Uploads: 0	Well, I waited another 12 hours with no change in position, so I checked out. Didn't get credit for that kill, but they sure were happy about that Yamato and Maya that I sank. Poor Maya took the salvo that was meant for Yamato 2 in the task force. Blew it apart with quickness!