Damagemodel: fuel

Captain Scribb · 08-07-07, 04:43 PM

When things were damaged and then "repaired" while on patrol, they are not "good as new." I speculate that while your engines are repaired, their efficiency is greatly reduced and that's why you aren't getting the same distance out of them.

It's the same as when your pressure hull and bulkheads are damaged, and then repaired. Even though they are "repaired", they are not as good as they were before and your crush depth has been compromised. All you can do is be as efficient as possible and hope it is enough to get home.

The only way to completely repair something is going to your home port. Other than that, it's only a field job.

08-07-07, 04:43 PM	#2
Captain Scribb Sailor man Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 50 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	When things were damaged and then "repaired" while on patrol, they are not "good as new." I speculate that while your engines are repaired, their efficiency is greatly reduced and that's why you aren't getting the same distance out of them. It's the same as when your pressure hull and bulkheads are damaged, and then repaired. Even though they are "repaired", they are not as good as they were before and your crush depth has been compromised. All you can do is be as efficient as possible and hope it is enough to get home. The only way to completely repair something is going to your home port. Other than that, it's only a field job.