One of those patrols again.

Patboot · 04-26-10, 06:07 PM

Weather god hates me, can't shoot for nothing.
I should just pack it in and go home.

Bothersome · 04-26-10, 06:24 PM

Yeah, I'm on my forth day of hurricane Allcussit.

If you track a slow merchant, you can still make the kill by going towards it and leading it slightly. If the weather doesn't sink it first, you can usually get a solution on it through the scope. By the time you get to it, you'll know quite a bit about the target.

If it's a convoy, just use extra caution for escorts. They will probably go down before you get to the convoy.

Very bad weather has a way of removing the weaker ships that weren't up to the travel.

Patboot · 04-26-10, 06:54 PM

Yeahm, sound dunce can't find a firecracker in his ear, I have to do it,
Visual range is....400m.......best be ready or....bounce the torp.

wargrarble.

Weiss Pinguin · 04-26-10, 07:34 PM

In these situations I get as deep as I can, crank the TC down to 16-32x and go for a run/watch a movie/pass as much time as possible to let the weather clear out.

Not very realistic maybe, but hey

YukonJack_AK · 04-27-10, 02:28 AM

Honestly... When the weather goes to hell, I just go deep and tell the crew to catch up on their sleep. No since in slogging it through waves that eat conning-towers and visibility so poor you can't see your target till it's running you over!

We'll find something after the storm passes...

Fader_Berg · 04-27-10, 03:13 AM

Go 20 meters deep and wait for a target to plot by hydrophone.

04-26-10, 06:07 PM	#1
Patboot Engineer Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 212 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	One of those patrols again. Weather god hates me, can't shoot for nothing. I should just pack it in and go home.

04-26-10, 07:34 PM	#4
Weiss Pinguin Ocean Warrior Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Auburn, Alabama Posts: 3,333 Downloads: 101 Uploads: 0	In these situations I get as deep as I can, crank the TC down to 16-32x and go for a run/watch a movie/pass as much time as possible to let the weather clear out. Not very realistic maybe, but hey __________________

04-27-10, 02:28 AM	#5
YukonJack_AK Soundman Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: The Frozen North Posts: 146 Downloads: 103 Uploads: 0	Honestly... When the weather goes to hell, I just go deep and tell the crew to catch up on their sleep. No since in slogging it through waves that eat conning-towers and visibility so poor you can't see your target till it's running you over! We'll find something after the storm passes... __________________ GWX3.0 - SH3Commander - Thomsen's Sounds Pack - Manos Env Pro - Hitman's Optics - RB's UBoat Flags - Waterstream & Exhaust CombiMOD - Torpedo Damage Final - DiD AMD Phenom II x6, 16GB DDR3, 2x NVidia GTX460 1GB, WIN7 64bit

04-27-10, 03:13 AM	#6
Fader_Berg 中国水兵 Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Uppland, Sweden Posts: 278 Downloads: 48 Uploads: 0	Go 20 meters deep and wait for a target to plot by hydrophone. __________________ patSH3r-developer, (https://fb.tuxxor.net) Type II junkie

04-26-10, 06:24 PM	#2
Bothersome Planesman Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 194 Downloads: 64 Uploads: 0	Yeah, I'm on my forth day of hurricane Allcussit. If you track a slow merchant, you can still make the kill by going towards it and leading it slightly. If the weather doesn't sink it first, you can usually get a solution on it through the scope. By the time you get to it, you'll know quite a bit about the target. If it's a convoy, just use extra caution for escorts. They will probably go down before you get to the convoy. Very bad weather has a way of removing the weaker ships that weren't up to the travel.

04-26-10, 06:54 PM	#3
Patboot Engineer Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 212 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Yeahm, sound dunce can't find a firecracker in his ear, I have to do it, Visual range is....400m.......best be ready or....bounce the torp. wargrarble.