100 k on type VII

xlbob · 05-14-07, 02:03 AM

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I just returned from my 3 rd patrol, dec 1939 - Jan 1940, on a type VII B boat, 90% realism.

Total tonnage this patrol is 106 K ton.

The biggest contributor was HMS Nelson with 36,000 tonne. It was in a convoy that I attacked. It took 3 torps to sink it.

The patrol last longer than I expected, and I had to be really picky. I encountered many small ships (small freighters, passenger cargos) but I left them alone cause they're only 2000 ton or something. I only attacked small ships using deck guns, and opportunities to attack small ships were limited by the wheather condition. When wheather was bad, and I couldn't use a deck gun, I let those small ships passed by.

Here's the status report

And here's my patrol log:

The rest of the log:

05-14-07, 02:03 AM	#1
xlbob Gunner Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Jakarta, Indonesia Posts: 99 Downloads: 2 Uploads: 0	100 k on type VII Bar tender drinks for everybody I just returned from my 3 rd patrol, dec 1939 - Jan 1940, on a type VII B boat, 90% realism. Total tonnage this patrol is 106 K ton. The biggest contributor was HMS Nelson with 36,000 tonne. It was in a convoy that I attacked. It took 3 torps to sink it. The patrol last longer than I expected, and I had to be really picky. I encountered many small ships (small freighters, passenger cargos) but I left them alone cause they're only 2000 ton or something. I only attacked small ships using deck guns, and opportunities to attack small ships were limited by the wheather condition. When wheather was bad, and I couldn't use a deck gun, I let those small ships passed by. Here's the status report And here's my patrol log: The rest of the log: __________________ xlbob GWX v 2