Upgraded Type VIIB Vs.Standard Type VIIC

Penelope_Grey · 04-28-07, 04:54 AM

The VIIC is better because it can have all those upgrades and more, such as radar for example, a range of better conning towers. The VIIC can also go slightly deeper than the VIIB before the bolts start to complain. The VIIC can reach 8 knots submerged, and with the MAN engine upgrade can do 20 knots flat out on the surface on a calm day so to say the VIIC is "slower" is a bit wrong, in the context of the game at least.

Plus a VIIC with the VIIC/3 tower is a formidable adversary to aircraft, and on the subject of aircraft, the VIIC will crash dive quicker than the VIIB can. But other than that I am not sure of any real reasons to upgrade. When the VIIC/41 and VIIC/42 comes along then you really see the maximum potential of the workhorse reached.

04-28-07, 04:54 AM	#2
Penelope_Grey Sea Lord Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: UK Posts: 1,893 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	The VIIC is better because it can have all those upgrades and more, such as radar for example, a range of better conning towers. The VIIC can also go slightly deeper than the VIIB before the bolts start to complain. The VIIC can reach 8 knots submerged, and with the MAN engine upgrade can do 20 knots flat out on the surface on a calm day so to say the VIIC is "slower" is a bit wrong, in the context of the game at least. Plus a VIIC with the VIIC/3 tower is a formidable adversary to aircraft, and on the subject of aircraft, the VIIC will crash dive quicker than the VIIB can. But other than that I am not sure of any real reasons to upgrade. When the VIIC/41 and VIIC/42 comes along then you really see the maximum potential of the workhorse reached. __________________ I SURVIVED THE FIRST EVER SUBSIM WEREWOLF HUNT - and... I actually won the game for the humans too!