GW effect on deck gun

Redwine · 07-01-06, 12:56 PM

Discused in SH2 and in SH3 before, the amount of shells needed to sink a ship.

The hull of merchants was not an armored tank, they was thiny, and the shells, i dont remember by recall but had 7 or 8 kg of explosives de 88 mm and about 10 or 12 the 105mm with a total weight of 15/17 kg.

Enough explosives to open a hole in the thiny hull of old and cheap merchants.

The interior of compartements was not a clear surface, the merchant crew can not to put an adhesive sticker on each hole.

I think so, few holes become uncontrolable for the merchant crew, a pair on each compartement will become out of repair or flood control capabilities.

A ship with 10 compartements and 2 on each 20 holes on the waterline, must to sink with no chance of survive, even with few holes.

Just an opinion....

07-01-06, 12:56 PM	#6
Redwine Sea Lord Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: San Martin de los Andes, Neuquen, , Argentina. Posts: 1,962 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Discused in SH2 and in SH3 before, the amount of shells needed to sink a ship. The hull of merchants was not an armored tank, they was thiny, and the shells, i dont remember by recall but had 7 or 8 kg of explosives de 88 mm and about 10 or 12 the 105mm with a total weight of 15/17 kg. Enough explosives to open a hole in the thiny hull of old and cheap merchants. The interior of compartements was not a clear surface, the merchant crew can not to put an adhesive sticker on each hole. I think so, few holes become uncontrolable for the merchant crew, a pair on each compartement will become out of repair or flood control capabilities. A ship with 10 compartements and 2 on each 20 holes on the waterline, must to sink with no chance of survive, even with few holes. Just an opinion.... __________________ . "SH III and SH IV Mods" "Manual TDC Tutorial" "SH2 Downloads Selection" Last edited by Redwine; 07-01-06 at 12:59 PM.