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View Poll Results: Should I change the playable nuke speeds?
Yes, with the speeds you suggested 12 60.00%
Yes, but with different speeds (please specify) 0 0%
No. 8 40.00%
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Old 06-07-06, 07:27 AM   #1
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Hey look! Numbers pulled outof someones $#@ and toted as realism. Whooptie do....
1) The numbers currently in the database are no less arbitrary.

2) So you've got better data?

3) The tools are all publicly available, so you should make your own mod, since you feel strongly about it. That's what I did, and now seven months later, there is still a lot I want to change.

4) Please stop spamming my threads. Thanks.
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Old 06-07-06, 08:41 AM   #2
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Ok, so for the full-torpedo mod playtest, the submarine speeds will be set as follows:

688/688i - 32kts
Akula I - 33kts
Akula ImpI/II 35kts
SeaWolf - 37kts ( I really do believe that this submarine is probably this fast... but there is really 0% chance of knowing this for sure... I've heard everything from 35kts to 47kts... but some speeds would "break the game"...)

Just for reference SCX had the speeds set at:

688 - 32kts
688i - 33kts
Akula I - 33kts
Akula ImpI/II 35kts
SeaWolf - 35kts
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Old 06-07-06, 10:35 AM   #3
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1) The numbers currently in the database are no less arbitrary.

2) So you've got better data?

3) The tools are all publicly available, so you should make your own mod, since you feel strongly about it. That's what I did, and now seven months later, there is still a lot I want to change.

4) Please stop spamming my threads. Thanks.
Hey! .... I'm not spamming... ... just being really tacky about how to express my opinion... But come'on... show us your data sources Its fun to share data.

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Old 06-07-06, 10:59 AM   #4
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Well, the ranges for all the submarines are about 28-35 for 688i, 28-35 for the Akula, and 35-47 for the SW.

Anyone could reasonably justify setting the speeds for the subs anywhere in here.

Now, it just so happens that one can reasonably project for the 688 from the previous US classes, and also one can suspect that the 688i is no faster than the 688, based on the specific improvements known to be done to that class. My estimates, and about 75% of the opinions I have read, place the 688i speed at 31-32 kts.

For the Akula, the generally reported speed for the original Akula is 33kts. In regards to the Akula ImpI/II, there is a lot of dispute over just what the difference between ImpI and II is exactly, but the best sources place the speed of the Akula II at about 35kts. However, since the sources also show that the ImpI and II have more in common than the I and ImpI, it stands to reason that the reactor and major drive elements are shared more or less the same between Imp I and II, with the differences mainly being in the transmission and active sound reduction systems.

For the SeaWolf, that really is anyone's guess...

There is no single source that one can point to most of the time and say that this value should be used over another, but rather a process or sorting through the data and deciding on what would work best in game.

And since I'm the one currently doing the work, I get to make those calls. It's a bitch, but someone has to do it.
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Old 06-08-06, 02:02 PM   #5
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Well, the ranges for all the submarines are about 28-35 for 688i, 28-35 for the Akula, and 35-47 for the SW.

Anyone could reasonably justify setting the speeds for the subs anywhere in here.

Now, it just so happens that one can reasonably project for the 688 from the previous US classes, and also one can suspect that the 688i is no faster than the 688, based on the specific improvements known to be done to that class. My estimates, and about 75% of the opinions I have read, place the 688i speed at 31-32 kts.

For the Akula, the generally reported speed for the original Akula is 33kts. In regards to the Akula ImpI/II, there is a lot of dispute over just what the difference between ImpI and II is exactly, but the best sources place the speed of the Akula II at about 35kts. However, since the sources also show that the ImpI and II have more in common than the I and ImpI, it stands to reason that the reactor and major drive elements are shared more or less the same between Imp I and II, with the differences mainly being in the transmission and active sound reduction systems.

For the SeaWolf, that really is anyone's guess...

There is no single source that one can point to most of the time and say that this value should be used over another, but rather a process or sorting through the data and deciding on what would work best in game.

And since I'm the one currently doing the work, I get to make those calls. It's a bitch, but someone has to do it.
That sounds reasonable.:hmm: Always nice to see reasoning/sources to support stats...

...But not in my game! Deathblow's own personal "Mod of Awesomenss" says

SW 41knots
LA 37knots
Akula 27knots
Kilo 15knots

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