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Yahoshua · 10-03-06, 11:18 PM

Well, I ran the "Happy Times" Mission a couple times to get the hang of Manual Targeting.......DAMN it was GOOD!!!!

Got 3 torps into a single Large Cargo (I was a bit off and had one wave runner that went off prematurely but ALL 3 hit in the Bow section). She went down bow first bobbing for fish before she dissapeared. (btw, that was my first time EVER committing to a shot having used ONLY manual methods of targeting).

But, I didn't adjust the TDC for my last torp.....aimed for a Large Tanker at around 800m and ended up hitting a Large Cargo in the bow section (maybe centimeters from missing though) about 2000m away and 3 columns over while she was trying to pull evasive exercises.

It was great.

I'm now starting from Kiel on my first patrol to AN91 (yeah, like I'm gonna find any ships out there before I have to turn back due to fuel consumption).

Here goes.

10-03-06, 11:18 PM	#11
Yahoshua The Old Man Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 1,493 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Well, I ran the "Happy Times" Mission a couple times to get the hang of Manual Targeting.......DAMN it was GOOD!!!! Got 3 torps into a single Large Cargo (I was a bit off and had one wave runner that went off prematurely but ALL 3 hit in the Bow section). She went down bow first bobbing for fish before she dissapeared. (btw, that was my first time EVER committing to a shot having used ONLY manual methods of targeting). But, I didn't adjust the TDC for my last torp.....aimed for a Large Tanker at around 800m and ended up hitting a Large Cargo in the bow section (maybe centimeters from missing though) about 2000m away and 3 columns over while she was trying to pull evasive exercises. It was great. I'm now starting from Kiel on my first patrol to AN91 (yeah, like I'm gonna find any ships out there before I have to turn back due to fuel consumption). Here goes. __________________ Science is the organized unpredictability that strives not to set limits to mans' capabilities, but is the engine by which the limits of mans' understanding is defined-Yahoshua