Do you use unconventional torpedoes?

Orm · 06-07-06, 02:16 AM

The super cavitation torps, only if it is a knifefight.

Ula Jolly · 06-07-06, 02:44 AM

No proper fight without at least ten torpedoes in one's immediate vicinity and some Shkvals zooming around. DW MP enables you to SCARE the enemy, which isn't half as fun in single player.

:rotfl:
Unconventional torpedoes are fun indeed, but I never did learn to use the Va-111 properly. With a wireguided torp, you can get pretty much the same effect as from the passive-and-active combination. You'll just let your foe believe it's a passive going to miss him, zooming by his rear, and when it's at a good distance, KASCHWAM you send an active torp slightly in front of him! He'll hopefully turn, and you will steer the WG torp towards him. Hopefully he has his eyes on the only active one, and you won't have to activate the WG sonar till you're a short distance from him.

06-07-06, 02:16 AM	#1
Orm Torpedoman Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Finland Posts: 116 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	The super cavitation torps, only if it is a knifefight. __________________ Orm

06-07-06, 02:44 AM	#2
Ula Jolly Samurai Navy Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Norway Posts: 567 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	No proper fight without at least ten torpedoes in one's immediate vicinity and some Shkvals zooming around. DW MP enables you to SCARE the enemy, which isn't half as fun in single player. :rotfl: Unconventional torpedoes are fun indeed, but I never did learn to use the Va-111 properly. With a wireguided torp, you can get pretty much the same effect as from the passive-and-active combination. You'll just let your foe believe it's a passive going to miss him, zooming by his rear, and when it's at a good distance, KASCHWAM you send an active torp slightly in front of him! He'll hopefully turn, and you will steer the WG torp towards him. Hopefully he has his eyes on the only active one, and you won't have to activate the WG sonar till you're a short distance from him. __________________ I shall punish yee, landlubber! C'mere for spankings and popsicles!