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Old 03-24-08, 03:57 PM   #1
NealT
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Some of the most infamous feats like Prien's sinking the Royal Oak, and Kretschmer's tonnage record were both done using type VIIB's. Some of the most famous boats were VIIB's - U47, U48, and U99. Underwater batteries last longer too, which will become a major factor (even in the stock game) around mid 1943 as aircraft start to become a major problem. While the VIIC is undoubtedly the workhorse, personally I prefer to wait till the VIIC/41 becomes available (or type XXI if I've got enough reknown at the time).
There are already quite a lot of bombers in late 1941 - it's not unusual to get attacked below the lattitude of Lorient. The best spot for convoys seems to be to the west of Cornwall. But there you can get attacked by 6 bombers easily, with more comming later. I heard flak is not as effective in GWX, is that true? Are bombers harder to hit there, or was the crew made less accurate?
I would myself go to a Type VIIC over the VIIB and a type IXC over either one of them.

Reason? IMHO, they are better ships. However, it is a matter of personal preference...

I would also plan on attacking from under the water anytime in/after 1941...much better chance of survival.
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