Cutting a destroyer in half...

GoldenRivet · 01-07-10, 03:47 PM

@Steve

i think it turned out to be a damaged dive plane that barely brushed against a dock or jetty of some sort, ultimately this jammed the bow planes.

Iranon · 01-09-10, 11:17 AM

The damage model is a little wonky at times. If a destroyer drives over you while you have your scope up, you usually lose it. However, this is a non-neglegible chance you will sink the destroyer by cutting it open from bow to stern WITH YOUR FRIGGING PERISCOPE.

Lt.Fillipidis · 01-09-10, 02:06 PM

So if the steel used for uboats was a bit more flexible, the uboats could ram a fishing trawler at least!

Same with modern uboats?

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GoldenRivet Subsim Aviator Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Texas Posts: 8,726 Downloads: 146 Uploads: 0	@Steve i think it turned out to be a damaged dive plane that barely brushed against a dock or jetty of some sort, ultimately this jammed the bow planes. __________________

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01-09-10, 11:17 AM	#2
Iranon Loader Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 89 Downloads: 19 Uploads: 0	The damage model is a little wonky at times. If a destroyer drives over you while you have your scope up, you usually lose it. However, this is a non-neglegible chance you will sink the destroyer by cutting it open from bow to stern WITH YOUR FRIGGING PERISCOPE.

01-09-10, 02:06 PM	#3
Lt.Fillipidis Weps Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Veria, Greece Posts: 365 Downloads: 44 Uploads: 0	So if the steel used for uboats was a bit more flexible, the uboats could ram a fishing trawler at least! Same with modern uboats?