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Ace of the Deep
![]() Join Date: Jul 2005
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- You have to travel at lower TC. Maximum 512x, normally I use 512 or 256x. This comes because you set your course manually and not by the plotting tool and because of that the realistic weather influences can disturb your course and you have to correct it by yourself from time to time - There are some interruptions when you take the star readings at 0 o'clock and (for ex.) in the morning when the sun rises. But this also means that there are not that long phases anymore where you can travel around for days under 1024x TC having absolutely nothing to do. - AND you have get away from the idea of always knowing exactly your position. You plot along your course as good as you can and try to calculate your latitude/longitude as often as you can, but as in real life there are several factors which can hinder you. Mostly it's the weather. It's a whole new experience. - Because I cannot just simply ask my Nav Officer for the max km's I can travel with the remaining fuel anymore I have to roughly count the travelled kilometers, watch the fuel gauge and have to estimate when it is time to return to port. So altogether you get a fair amount of added realism with this mod. You cannot just race around the world map getting 200k tonnage per patrol. Just intercepting convoys which may be reported by radio is not a 100% sure thing anymore. Though once you've found a convoy or single ship you can proceed as you are used to even if you don't know your position 100% exactly. So go and play that mod and don't be bathtub kaleuns ![]() ![]() |
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