Is the damage from the Mk48 accurate?

Tinman764 · 12-02-17, 04:33 PM

Playing on realistic, anything smaller than a Kiev seems to go down with 1 hit and surface ships tend to sink very quickly.
After watching a video about the HMS Sheffield that was hit by an Exocet during the Falklands war, it took 6 days for the ship to sink.

Obviously many people don't want to have to hang around the mission area for hours or days to confirm a sinking, but just how close to real is it for a mk48 to sink a destroyer in seconds after a hit?

12-02-17, 04:33 PM	#1
Tinman764 Chief Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: U-32's Wintergarten Posts: 325 Downloads: 177 Uploads: 0	Is the damage from the Mk48 accurate? Playing on realistic, anything smaller than a Kiev seems to go down with 1 hit and surface ships tend to sink very quickly. After watching a video about the HMS Sheffield that was hit by an Exocet during the Falklands war, it took 6 days for the ship to sink. Obviously many people don't want to have to hang around the mission area for hours or days to confirm a sinking, but just how close to real is it for a mk48 to sink a destroyer in seconds after a hit?