Mine damage or Shell hole?

[WWII44]

Originally Posted by Fish In The Water

With a hole that big, it's amazing you're still afloat. My money's on a mine although I reckon we may never know for sure.

I modded the game files that make it so that my ship is invunreable to damage thought I can still be sunk byh collisons with land and subnets.

[Fish In The Water]

Originally Posted by WWII44

I modded the game files that make it so that my ship is invunreable to damage thought I can still be sunk byh collisons with land and subnets.

On the bright side then the 'mod' is definitely working.

[the.terrabyte.pirate]

When the AOB has been set up 90 degrees port instead of starboard it means Bernhard has been playing with the dials.

When your sub runs aground because you're navigator has plotted a course straight across an island, Bernhard was on watch.

When you're on your shakedown cruise, and running some manual targeting trials, and for some reason a torpedo accidentally leaves it's tube and connects with the Bismark in an orgy of fire and destruction, Bernhard was on the button.

When you're playing tag with a destroyer, accidentally order "Return to course" and your once silent sub shudders into life and roars away at ahead standard, it's Bernhard with his foot on the pedal, a dopey grin on his face, whooping and hollering while you're screaming "NO NO NO NO NO... Aww HELL!".

[WWII44]

Originally Posted by the.terrabyte.pirate

When the AOB has been set up 90 degrees port instead of starboard it means Bernhard has been playing with the dials.

When your sub runs aground because you're navigator has plotted a course straight across an island, Bernhard was on watch.

When you're on your shakedown cruise, and running some manual targeting trials, and for some reason a torpedo accidentally leaves it's tube and connects with the Bismark in an orgy of fire and destruction, Bernhard was on the button.

When you're playing tag with a destroyer, accidentally order "Return to course" and your once silent sub shudders into life and roars away at ahead standard, it's Bernhard with his foot on the pedal, a dopey grin on his face, whooping and hollering while you're screaming "NO NO NO NO NO... Aww HELL!".

Bernard must of been on the deck gun onch when we encounterd a spannish passenger/cargo and we acidently opened up on it, luckly me and the watch office managed to get the gun crew to cease fire before we cause any fatal damage.

[JazzJR]

Originally Posted by WWII44

Bernard must of been on the deck gun onch when we encounterd a spannish passenger/cargo and we acidently opened up on it, luckly me and the watch office managed to get the gun crew to cease fire before we cause any fatal damage.

I had less luck. Bernard was firing on an torpedoboat at Wilhelmshafen because he didn't heard the "cease fire" order. So he might have though "Oh the Tommies have german Patrol boats now" because it was really far away (maybe 250 meters) he hit it two times and i was like "Please don't sink!! DON'T SINK!!!" and it sunk.....

[Fish In The Water]

This 'Bernard' you speak of sounds like quite the promising young chap. Perhaps he should be put in charge of his own boat...

[Missing Name]

Originally Posted by Fish In The Water

This 'Bernard' you speak of sounds like quite the promising young chap. Perhaps he should be put in charge of his own boat...

He was, briefly. Coincidentally, Wilhelmshavn burned to the ground during the same time period.

[WWII44]

Bernard was on the Moltke's fore 11" gun and sank an american merchant on our raid on Halifax on our 8th patrol in late 1940, I then put him on the Moltke's aft turret and ended up sinking a american modern tanker.