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01-12-10, 06:42 AM
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CINC Pacific Fleet
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Dynamic Champagne!
 Pop the cork ... whee!! Question, how do you know if Champagne is dynamic?  Sorry Tomi, couldn't restrain myself!! 
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01-12-10, 12:51 PM
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Sea Lord
 Join Date: Jun 2005
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Damn funny!
Hey Tomi! Champagner oder Kampagne? Da hast du einen Bock geschossen... ich lach mich tot! Bist n toller Kerl! I wish for some action too on the way to the target area, random small breaakdowns, stopping to check the engines, turning off engines for maintenance, Putting in new light with my mouse, when the lights are gone out in a Wabo attack... stuff like that... Dreams, its all dreams!
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01-12-10, 01:13 PM
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Silent Hunter
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I think the creation of bubbles depends on the amount of stress you experience during depthcharges.
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01-12-10, 03:39 PM
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Mr. Bad Wolf
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A moderator, please correct the title to "campaign" instead of "champagne"
Yes, it's funny, but still....  I doubt very much that the devs should have pulled out the dynamic part of the campaign.
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01-12-10, 04:18 PM
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The Old Man
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Now how's one go about catching a mouse behind all those valves and wheels?
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01-12-10, 04:20 PM
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The Old Man
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I'm gonna break a bottle of dynamic champagne on my U-boat's bow just before it's launched.
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01-12-10, 06:52 PM
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CINC Pacific Fleet
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Quote:
 What will poor Tomi think when he comes back to this response!!
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Torpedoman
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Quote:
 now, back to the topic. some random breakdowns or need for manteniance would be a nice touch (as yet another realism option). I'm not sure about actually having to search for the spare parts, i mean, isn't that part of the LI's work? I do think that some spare parts shouldn't be onboard, like, for example, a whole new Piston or crankshaft. i wouldn't go as far as asking for the lightbulbs to stop working, but maybe the pistons of the diesel engine, demading some repairs. maybe even the engines could wear off during normal use, makeing it more likely to break down as time at sea passes by. Also ahead flank could increase the wear on the engine, shaft and stuff. 
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