Where is the depth charge shake mods?

Capt Jack Harkness · 07-23-10, 08:44 AM

Well actually I think ubi did a decent job, I've had depth charges detonate right along side the bow and they spun the boat 20 or so degrees off course. Then again, I don't think the shake is that violent inside the boat, just kind of a hard shove...

Deep Source · 07-23-10, 11:30 AM

The problem is the destroyer make a good run.

Stormfly · 07-23-10, 01:56 PM

what i need are some heavy vibrations, together with random crew suffer combined with flickering lights and breaking or falling equipment sounds...

Stevepine · 07-23-10, 05:08 PM

yeah, having breaking lights, heavy shaking, a few panicked screams from the men -- when a charge is really close-- ..... even a little fire maybe... would be sooo atmospheric.

07-23-10, 05:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stevepine

yeah, having breaking lights, heavy shaking, a few panicked screams from the men -- when a charge is really close-- ..... even a little fire maybe... would be sooo atmospheric.

hmmm ...

try telling your wife shes too bossy and looks fat and i bet you experience what you described

seriously thou, now that this subject is talked about i'll bet it gets addressed quickly in the next mod updates

Vorkapitan · 07-23-10, 06:47 PM

Webster,

I tried the "wife" thing....now I gotta find a sub.

M4XDmG · 07-23-10, 07:37 PM

With IRAI, I had some wonderful hide and seek play, for a while. OK, the reason I was first pinged and find out was that I kept my obs scope too long surfaced. There was this one British destroyer that saw my periscope. I was at the Canal, passing it. When I realize that Destroyer saw me, I ordered dive to 40 meters. No more room to play with, pretty shallow waters...

And the game starts. The Clock was about 10 o'clock. I ordered silent running amd did what ever I could to evade depth charges. It went well and I had evaded enemy about two hours, (in game time), depth charges went way of my position and I felt pretty confident about my escape, maybe we can make this through! Then I heard a second ping. I'm not sure how many soundlayers game can handle, but I was sweating already. I took minor damage from the depth charges, so they went pretty close. After a while, I decided to see what was goind on on the surface, and got to the periscope depth. There were FIVE destroyers hunting me down! I decided to go down again. My evading prosedures cause me no good, more beating, soon I have to blow my ballast, underwater propulsion is gone. No reaction, I can not get my sub to the surface!

After a while of repairing my sub is able to surface, facing 8 destroyers on the surface! I tried to survive. But they got me... Game over.

But after all this one was the most thrilling encounter with the enemy forces I have experienced! Try IRAI by TheDarkWraith.

GuntherU379 · 08-28-10, 07:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Capt Jack Harkness

Well actually I think ubi did a decent job......

07-23-10, 11:30 AM	#2
Deep Source Bosun Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 63 Downloads: 170 Uploads: 0	The problem is the destroyer make a good run. __________________ SAY: Bolinho de Bacalhau - Chucrute - Esfigmomanômetro.

07-23-10, 01:56 PM	#3
Stormfly Serial Port Protector Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 1,424 Downloads: 370 Uploads: 0	what i need are some heavy vibrations, together with random crew suffer combined with flickering lights and breaking or falling equipment sounds... __________________ Stormy......

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Vorkapitan Samurai Navy Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 594 Downloads: 1367 Uploads: 0	Webster, I tried the "wife" thing....now I gotta find a sub. __________________ __________________________________________________ ________ __________________________________________________ ________ Joe

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07-23-10, 08:44 AM	#1
Capt Jack Harkness Samurai Navy Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 567 Downloads: 210 Uploads: 1	Well actually I think ubi did a decent job, I've had depth charges detonate right along side the bow and they spun the boat 20 or so degrees off course. Then again, I don't think the shake is that violent inside the boat, just kind of a hard shove...

07-23-10, 05:08 PM	#4
Stevepine Planesman Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 191 Downloads: 172 Uploads: 0	yeah, having breaking lights, heavy shaking, a few panicked screams from the men -- when a charge is really close-- ..... even a little fire maybe... would be sooo atmospheric.

07-23-10, 07:37 PM	#7
M4XDmG Helmsman Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Finland Posts: 108 Downloads: 106 Uploads: 0	With IRAI, I had some wonderful hide and seek play, for a while. OK, the reason I was first pinged and find out was that I kept my obs scope too long surfaced. There was this one British destroyer that saw my periscope. I was at the Canal, passing it. When I realize that Destroyer saw me, I ordered dive to 40 meters. No more room to play with, pretty shallow waters... And the game starts. The Clock was about 10 o'clock. I ordered silent running amd did what ever I could to evade depth charges. It went well and I had evaded enemy about two hours, (in game time), depth charges went way of my position and I felt pretty confident about my escape, maybe we can make this through! Then I heard a second ping. I'm not sure how many soundlayers game can handle, but I was sweating already. I took minor damage from the depth charges, so they went pretty close. After a while, I decided to see what was goind on on the surface, and got to the periscope depth. There were FIVE destroyers hunting me down! I decided to go down again. My evading prosedures cause me no good, more beating, soon I have to blow my ballast, underwater propulsion is gone. No reaction, I can not get my sub to the surface! After a while of repairing my sub is able to surface, facing 8 destroyers on the surface! I tried to survive. But they got me... Game over. But after all this one was the most thrilling encounter with the enemy forces I have experienced! Try IRAI by TheDarkWraith.