1942...

Hambone307 · 10-21-15, 11:14 PM

I figure I would ask here since I don't have much time to trouble shoot since it's coming up on time for national exams for my paramedic license. I'm going to try a few more convoy attacks and see if the problem resolves itself in 1943 since I only have a few months to go.

At any rate. I'm just going to pawn this off as "defective" torpedos and see where it takes me. I did score 1 hit out of 3 last night, but got DC'ed so bad I had to "teleport" back to base instead of making the return trip past England.

K-61 · 10-22-15, 09:16 AM

Good luck with the exams. My son is a 29 year old full-time firefighter, 10 year veteran. Hats off to you EMS folks. You save our bacon when bad things happen, or make a valiant effort to do so.

Hambone307 · 10-22-15, 11:50 AM

Sounds like he has a few years on me! I hit my 5 year mark as a volunteer in January and finally got a full time job on top of that. Nothing is better than playing SH3 on those 36 hour shifts between calls and training.

Now to get my boat to survive 1942.

K-61 · 10-22-15, 06:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hambone307

Sounds like he has a few years on me! I hit my 5 year mark as a volunteer in January and finally got a full time job on top of that. Nothing is better than playing SH3 on those 36 hour shifts between calls and training.

Now to get my boat to survive 1942.

36 hours? Wow. My son does 24 hours shifts, whereas a few years ago they were 10, 14 on the overnight shift. I trust they allow you to nap on downtime? Otherwise, that would be a brutal shift.

Hambone307 · 10-22-15, 07:15 PM

Yes, lol, we built living quarters upstairs. The only downside is from 0700-1700hrs we have our "official" duty day and have to be awake and training or "look" like we are productive. I tend to start up SH3 and in between studying I pull it up and go after convoys. Need to do something to relieve stress!

10-21-15, 11:14 PM	#1
Hambone307 Planesman Join Date: Jun 2014 Posts: 188 Downloads: 93 Uploads: 0	I figure I would ask here since I don't have much time to trouble shoot since it's coming up on time for national exams for my paramedic license. I'm going to try a few more convoy attacks and see if the problem resolves itself in 1943 since I only have a few months to go. At any rate. I'm just going to pawn this off as "defective" torpedos and see where it takes me. I did score 1 hit out of 3 last night, but got DC'ed so bad I had to "teleport" back to base instead of making the return trip past England. __________________ ____ I can't tell if I have found a rope or lost my horse.

10-22-15, 09:16 AM	#2
K-61 Grey Wolf Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Ontario Posts: 795 Downloads: 39 Uploads: 0	Good luck with the exams. My son is a 29 year old full-time firefighter, 10 year veteran. Hats off to you EMS folks. You save our bacon when bad things happen, or make a valiant effort to do so. __________________

10-22-15, 11:50 AM	#3
Hambone307 Planesman Join Date: Jun 2014 Posts: 188 Downloads: 93 Uploads: 0	Sounds like he has a few years on me! I hit my 5 year mark as a volunteer in January and finally got a full time job on top of that. Nothing is better than playing SH3 on those 36 hour shifts between calls and training. Now to get my boat to survive 1942. __________________ ____ I can't tell if I have found a rope or lost my horse.

10-22-15, 07:15 PM	#5
Hambone307 Planesman Join Date: Jun 2014 Posts: 188 Downloads: 93 Uploads: 0	Yes, lol, we built living quarters upstairs. The only downside is from 0700-1700hrs we have our "official" duty day and have to be awake and training or "look" like we are productive. I tend to start up SH3 and in between studying I pull it up and go after convoys. Need to do something to relieve stress! __________________ ____ I can't tell if I have found a rope or lost my horse.