Problem with my Career

Quillan · 05-10-07, 03:18 PM

As I understand it, there are two ways this can happen. One is a bug, and one is not.

Not a bug: After 6-8 patrols you'll get a popup at the end of a mission telling you that you're being transfered up and out of subs. You'll have the option to spend renown to remain and continue your career. Of course, if you don't have the renown you might not get this popup, I don't know for certain.

Bug: Periodically older boat types are retired from service. In the game, this seems to happen on a port by port basis. If the boat in which you started your career is retired from your current home port, you get retired with it, even if you've since transferred into a new boat type.

There's also a third one where you get a Gato prior to the game file stating it is available. When that happens the game will "retire" the Gato at the end of your first patrol in it. This is also a bug.

05-10-07, 03:18 PM	#1
Quillan Samurai Navy Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 579 Downloads: 2 Uploads: 0	As I understand it, there are two ways this can happen. One is a bug, and one is not. Not a bug: After 6-8 patrols you'll get a popup at the end of a mission telling you that you're being transfered up and out of subs. You'll have the option to spend renown to remain and continue your career. Of course, if you don't have the renown you might not get this popup, I don't know for certain. Bug: Periodically older boat types are retired from service. In the game, this seems to happen on a port by port basis. If the boat in which you started your career is retired from your current home port, you get retired with it, even if you've since transferred into a new boat type. There's also a third one where you get a Gato prior to the game file stating it is available. When that happens the game will "retire" the Gato at the end of your first patrol in it. This is also a bug. __________________ We, the unwilling, led by the unknowing, are doing the impossible for the ungrateful. We have done so much, for so long, with so little, that we are now qualified to do anything with nothing.