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Stowaway
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Greetings
a noob with a question here. I have manual targeting enabled and weapons officers does NOT provide me with his assistance. So... Some time ago I realised the point of gyroangle: when it read 000 it is the perfect time to let the eel free. Then the torpedo launches exactly staright forward from the u-boat's hull and hits (hopefully) the target. But now I'm confused again. I discovered that the torpedos can align themselves towards the target. So after I have set all the needed data into the TDC, i don't even need to care about the gyroangle, correct? Even if I am in a shooting position with 90AoB, and the target has already passed the point at which my u-boat's hull is facing, I can just move the periscope over the target, fire the torpedo and it will turn towards the target! I guess this is what is called 'point and shoot'. So since the torpedos seem to automatically turn towards the target, why bother with the gyroangle? Or what fundamental am I missing here? Thank you in advance! |
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