Fun with torpidos

Dissaray · 02-04-10, 11:16 AM

So I am runing with the WAW campain and as such have survived into '43. This also means I have limited acsess to those fancy FAT torpidos, generaly they let us have one or two per patrol you see as that is aperantly accurate to the period in the war; and accuracy is what they are all about. My question is how best to use those little guys. I have figured out how to set them the way I want and all the features that they have but what is the best way to do that? Spacificaly should I set the torpido to search in the same direction as the convoy is travleing or should it go the other way? Also should I set the torpido to cross the entire width of the convoy or just a few coloms?

I know there are other types of fancy torpidos that have neet features such as acustic seaking ones. What are the best ways to use them? I know that you need to cut engines and dive about 10m imidiatly after cuting that type loose but where is the best point of aim and other things like that.

02-04-10, 11:16 AM	#1
Dissaray 中国水兵 Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 280 Downloads: 35 Uploads: 0	Fun with torpidos So I am runing with the WAW campain and as such have survived into '43. This also means I have limited acsess to those fancy FAT torpidos, generaly they let us have one or two per patrol you see as that is aperantly accurate to the period in the war; and accuracy is what they are all about. My question is how best to use those little guys. I have figured out how to set them the way I want and all the features that they have but what is the best way to do that? Spacificaly should I set the torpido to search in the same direction as the convoy is travleing or should it go the other way? Also should I set the torpido to cross the entire width of the convoy or just a few coloms? I know there are other types of fancy torpidos that have neet features such as acustic seaking ones. What are the best ways to use them? I know that you need to cut engines and dive about 10m imidiatly after cuting that type loose but where is the best point of aim and other things like that.