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Electrician's Mate
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In real life it wouldn't work, visibilty is just too crap for it.
If you would see a destroyer that way in the Atlantic in real life it would have to be right on top of you. Which means you can probably grab your ass & kiss it goodbye since you'd be ![]() :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
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I use GWX, and the water is way to dark where I am, which is as deep as I can get. I wait until I hear them overhead, then run and duck and twist and turn, then go silent again. Much better than being so close I can see the buggers.
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Yeah I only use the OP if I'm real shallow or I get caught offguard and can't get deep in time. I use GWX too and you're right, it's too dark to see deep, that's when I rely on my surround sound from within the zentrale and cower under the map table.
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No use cowering under the map table, might as well get comfy on your captains bunk, that way you can look at the hydrophone operator getting all panicky
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I don't use obs,i just end up runing real deep if i can,on the crush limit @ silent and wait for the wasserbommen call then go flank change course at flank for a few minutes,then back to silent. Given up harbour raiding,been caught out in the shallows and been sunki many times in the process
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KeptinCranky is right.
If you can lookie lookie, you're not deepie deepie. Bombie bombie maky you kapootie. ![]()
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I am not so sure about this - real-life like. If you are at periscope depth (whether you use it or not) are you not safer than if a little deeper...?.. While the game sets d/c explosion depth real shallow (and often damages the dropper itself) I am not sure if that was done real-life for fear of own damage. The side-throwers would not be a problem (or the hedgehogs) but those dropped from the rear might. I suppose that is why they speed up before dropping. Anybody know the rules for Allied minimum depth setting on the D/C's....? |
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