Cornerred by 6 DD with no torp left... HELP

Letum · 06-13-08, 07:29 PM

Well, the fact is sometimes you have already lost just by getting in a bad situation.

If you have used SH3 Commander there might be a thermal layer deep down. If you are
lucky it won't be deeper than you can dive too.

If not, your options are limited.
There will always be more than one DD listening for you.
There will always be a DD with a good sonar solution on you.

Tactics at your disposal?
You could try to make a run for it whilst you still have battery power for top-speed.
Perhaps changeing your depth rapidly at the same time.

You could try to stay dead in the water, but you will need to do this until the DD's
get bored or it will be wasted. I go up to 80m and then cut the engines for 30mins
whilst hopeing I don't sink to far down.

Ramming might take a destroyer down with you if your "lucky".

I would not like to be in your boots or your boot.

06-13-08, 07:29 PM	#2
Letum Navy Seal Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: York - UK Posts: 6,079 Downloads: 43 Uploads: 0	Well, the fact is sometimes you have already lost just by getting in a bad situation. If you have used SH3 Commander there might be a thermal layer deep down. If you are lucky it won't be deeper than you can dive too. If not, your options are limited. There will always be more than one DD listening for you. There will always be a DD with a good sonar solution on you. Tactics at your disposal? You could try to make a run for it whilst you still have battery power for top-speed. Perhaps changeing your depth rapidly at the same time. You could try to stay dead in the water, but you will need to do this until the DD's get bored or it will be wasted. I go up to 80m and then cut the engines for 30mins whilst hopeing I don't sink to far down. Ramming might take a destroyer down with you if your "lucky". I would not like to be in your boots or your boot. __________________