What makes a convoy go "twitchy"?

Pisces · 04-16-11, 05:59 AM

Not knowing the size of the convoy (rows) and the speed makes the following a bit iffy. But it could be that the front vessels reached the waypoint and started maneuvering for the next. Something at 8 knots takes about 30 min to move 7 to 8 km. Which could be the size of the convoy.

But if flares were shot in the air then I think you should seriously consider your own presence to be the trigger. (AI friendly units could be, but rare coincidence) It might have been for just a split second and the destroyers have allready lost you.

04-16-11, 05:59 AM	#8
Pisces Silent Hunter Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: AN9771 Posts: 4,904 Downloads: 304 Uploads: 0	Not knowing the size of the convoy (rows) and the speed makes the following a bit iffy. But it could be that the front vessels reached the waypoint and started maneuvering for the next. Something at 8 knots takes about 30 min to move 7 to 8 km. Which could be the size of the convoy. But if flares were shot in the air then I think you should seriously consider your own presence to be the trigger. (AI friendly units could be, but rare coincidence) It might have been for just a split second and the destroyers have allready lost you. __________________ My site downloads: https://ricojansen.nl/downloads