I went to Dover

Nuoz · 06-12-07, 04:26 AM

It was a slaughter. I don't think it's too realistic though. I mean, U-Boat Captains would dare entering an enemy docks, i think... I sunk a troop carrier and a light cruiser which was just docked there. I did it in two seperate days: Cloudy weather, night, clam sea: I was in and out undetected. Too easy. Sunk the troop carrier. A day later: Sunny, calm weather and nice visibility: Was detected by some patrol craft who must have radioed 2 destroyers. The two destroyers were unable to reach me because they tend to navigate in straight lines and both crushed in the docks structure and eventually burned. Sunk a light Cruiser.

Is this considered lame? I mean, why one should hunt for tonnage in the ocean? Please comment. Oh, i'm playing at 100% realism, altough i use auto map update due to plotting being too much time consuming.

06-12-07, 04:26 AM	#1
Nuoz Sparky Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Here Posts: 155 Downloads: 5 Uploads: 0	I went to Dover It was a slaughter. I don't think it's too realistic though. I mean, U-Boat Captains would dare entering an enemy docks, i think... I sunk a troop carrier and a light cruiser which was just docked there. I did it in two seperate days: Cloudy weather, night, clam sea: I was in and out undetected. Too easy. Sunk the troop carrier. A day later: Sunny, calm weather and nice visibility: Was detected by some patrol craft who must have radioed 2 destroyers. The two destroyers were unable to reach me because they tend to navigate in straight lines and both crushed in the docks structure and eventually burned. Sunk a light Cruiser. Is this considered lame? I mean, why one should hunt for tonnage in the ocean? Please comment. Oh, i'm playing at 100% realism, altough i use auto map update due to plotting being too much time consuming. __________________ "Listen, 'sir', it's real simple. Add the number of times we dive to the number of times we surface. Divide that number by two. If the result doesn't come out even, don't open the hatch"