Request urgent lessons in submerged evasion techniques

Macel · 06-24-06, 08:31 PM

I found silent running/no or slow speed and depth to be good. You're still bound to get pinged and homed in on - And when that happens, wait for the pinging to stop.. Usually you'll hear the boat coming overhead just before the pinging is about to stop - thats when you hit flank speed and do a 90 degree turn. If you've got more room below you, diving helps too. Since you're changing your position on 3 different axis, it gets you away from the DCs a lot faster, and its way too late for the destroyers to compensate for your course changes.

06-24-06, 08:31 PM	#6
Macel Swabbie Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 5 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	. I found silent running/no or slow speed and depth to be good. You're still bound to get pinged and homed in on - And when that happens, wait for the pinging to stop.. Usually you'll hear the boat coming overhead just before the pinging is about to stop - thats when you hit flank speed and do a 90 degree turn. If you've got more room below you, diving helps too. Since you're changing your position on 3 different axis, it gets you away from the DCs a lot faster, and its way too late for the destroyers to compensate for your course changes.