Sorting the Sheep from the Greywolves

[sasquatch]

I generally stay close to periscope depth because sonar conditions are terrible there when there are waves. Or, at least that is my theory...

[Mush Martin]

Originally Posted by JohnnyBlaze

With an Uber boot like yours (in the picture) I would happily stay on the surface, but with my standard IXB I rather dive deep and go silent just to fight another day as it was pointed out by Mr. Brer Rabbit


hmm I just realized that it's been well over 3 months of my last visit here at the Subsim. Clad to see some familiar "faces" still around

Im not sure but I think that deserves a thankyou

[JohnnyBlaze]

Originally Posted by Mush Martin

Im not sure but I think that deserves a thankyou

You're welcome

[Jonathan]

I really think that there is something to be said for playing it safe and still completing your goals and sinking ships. I always think about it this way: What confuses and scares the enemy more? Knowing that when they are attacked, it will come a seen and confirmed enemy or, knowing when they are attacked, they will be the last to know it?

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I selected "go deep," as that is my SOP. But weather permitting I try to stick around at PD and go for some more tonnage.

[JohnnyBlaze]

Originally Posted by Mush Martin

In this case I did mean Standard subs I still stay up even in a typeII
for the above stated advantages of the position.
M

[edit] especially in a type II as I need the
enemies D/C's as I dont have enough
torpedos without cheating on the reloads.

That's some bold tactics you're using

I've been rammed too many times and by that lost the situational awareness so I'll just be a sheep and dive lol

[STEED]

Originally Posted by TarJak

It is really situational with me. Mostly I avoid the escorts as much as possible, but when there is an opportunity too good to resist I'll give them a red hot go.

Same here.

[Mush Martin]

Originally Posted by JohnnyBlaze

That's some bold tactics you're using

I've been rammed too many times and by that lost the situational awareness so I'll just be a sheep and dive lol

it requires a bit of luck and a lot of deceptive maneuvering
in anycase..........

I tend to have the enemy approaching me from the bow
when Im in reverse as my sudden speed and change
of angle is too agile under that circumstance.

or at least most times they get there share of me I suppose.
M

[Mush Martin]

Originally Posted by STEED

Same here.

Hiya Steed long time no see.
M

[Mush Martin]

Originally Posted by headcase

Sink 'em all. I just try not to do anything too stupid.

its a bit belated but "this is me we're talking about"

[STEED]

Originally Posted by Mush Martin

Hiya Steed long time no see.
M

Where you been in the pub? :rotfl:

[Mush Martin]

That would be a big headache

been reading and researching about
eight or so subjects I just seem to have
A-D-D at times

[mr chris]

People who have played MP with me will say that my motto is Go Hard and Go At Em Fast

[STEED]

Originally Posted by Mush Martin

That would be a big headache

been reading and researching about
eight or so subjects I just seem to have
A-D-D at times

These -
Best pub guide 2008
How to drink and look cool
Drinking and Zen the art of going to the toilet

:rotfl: :rotfl:

Just joking back to the topic.

[Kpt, Otto]

I tend to run silent run deep when being hunted. However when I cant shake them off and its me or them then I go on the offensive and blow them out of the water!

Convoys, Warship encounters, sneak in sneak out if I can. I try to keep things as real as possible.