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Old 05-10-10, 02:10 AM   #1
Tobias99
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Default Im back to the Future..and i feel a mountain falls on my head :)

Hey Guys,

after many spend hours with ww2 subs, i will give a try DW..
But i feel theres a UFO in compare with ww2 subs..

Is there anywhere a training mission where i can learned step! by step! how to control the stations, especially sonar and tma?

thank you

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Old 05-10-10, 02:21 AM   #2
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welcome aboard

for TMA i would recommened you to check this out: http://www.commanders-academy.com/wi...aining_Mission

At this site there are many other good sources.
Also http://subguru.com/downloads.html you find many good sources.

And yes you should forget everything you know about submarine tactics you have learned from ww2 the modern subs are completely different.

I dont know how much experience you have in ww2 especially your realism settings but i would recommened you to let the autocrew do the TMA first and try to learn the other stations. When you have mastered them go for TMA
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Old 05-10-10, 04:42 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by Delareon View Post
welcome aboard

for TMA i would recommened you to check this out: http://www.commanders-academy.com/wi...aining_Mission

At this site there are many other good sources.
Also http://subguru.com/downloads.html you find many good sources.

And yes you should forget everything you know about submarine tactics you have learned from ww2 the modern subs are completely different.

I dont know how much experience you have in ww2 especially your realism settings but i would recommened you to let the autocrew do the TMA first and try to learn the other stations. When you have mastered them go for TMA
Thank you delareon, so you must live with the role as my mentor, Crewchief ..i think i have lots and lots of question during my carrier on a modern boat..
WW2 sims i played with full realism

Regards Tobias
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Old 05-10-10, 05:30 AM   #4
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He he, feel free to ask!
Well im not really the expert of modern warfare, i will answer every question i have a good answer for. But i think the rest of the "Subsim-Crew" here will also be glad to answer
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Old 05-10-10, 09:01 AM   #5
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Ok, Chrewchiefs, here my first question after i played the "Demo-mission" with the Kilo-Class..

My Goal is to sunk the freighter, where is escorted by a Destroyer "Oliver Perry" class..
I have at all station my "automatic-crew" on, but i deactivated "show the truth"..

When i recieved the active sonar pings from the destroyer and raised my ESM-Antenna, why can my automatic crewman this destroyer not identified as an destroyer and as an destryoer from "Perry" class..
Enough data there would to be? or?

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Old 05-10-10, 09:22 AM   #6
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I guess you found the DW Wiki ... my suggestion, for starters use the walkthrough for the 2 Demo missions. Learning on the job - so to speak.

As for your particular question ... the ESM station gives you multiple options in regard to what the contact (i.e. the transmitting station) could be. The autocrew simply isn't smart enough to select one of them - the classification is up to you.
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Old 05-10-10, 10:13 AM   #7
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For some reason, ESM is basically the one station where you don't have an autocrew option (periscope too, but that one makes sense), so you have to mark all contacts yourself. If a signal is too weak you won't get a classification, though often if you leave the cursor on the same radar contact for a few sweeps, you'll get one. This can happen with strong signals as well if you only catch them with the cursor as they are fading, but all you have to do is wait for another sweep and you'll get the ID.

I don't actually think you get multiple options in ESM like you do in narrowband sonar. I'll have to check, but I'm pretty sure in ESM you either have an ID or not, there's no in between. This is, of course, another realism flaw in the game, but I'm not going to make an issue of it.
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