Type IID - Why not available in Jan '40?

Fader_Berg · 08-27-10, 04:14 AM

Well, I didn't acctually sink - but the hull integrity was awful, (for the second time). I thought it may be realistic to play that they didn't repair the boat, nor gave me a new Type II, since Type VII is the sh*t in '41.

Zedwardson · 08-27-10, 11:40 AM

The IIA's (never sailed with a IID) do have its charms, I have done great damage to coastal shipping in my IIA before, and in some ways, it is more forgiving then the larger boats as its quick to dive and hard for escorts to spot you. That, and you can have nice short patrols. I can take the IIA to some honey spots I would never dare take even a VII due to water conditions.

08-27-10, 04:14 AM	#1
Fader_Berg 中国水兵 Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Uppland, Sweden Posts: 278 Downloads: 48 Uploads: 0	Well, I didn't acctually sink - but the hull integrity was awful, (for the second time). I thought it may be realistic to play that they didn't repair the boat, nor gave me a new Type II, since Type VII is the sht in '41. __________________ patSH3r*-developer, (https://fb.tuxxor.net) Type II junkie

08-27-10, 11:40 AM	#2
Zedwardson Sparky Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 154 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	The IIA's (never sailed with a IID) do have its charms, I have done great damage to coastal shipping in my IIA before, and in some ways, it is more forgiving then the larger boats as its quick to dive and hard for escorts to spot you. That, and you can have nice short patrols. I can take the IIA to some honey spots I would never dare take even a VII due to water conditions. __________________ SH3 - GWX3 & Commander 3.2 Realism- 43%, D.I.D. (I play with unlimited fuel and with Auto-ID targets)