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Sailor man
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Same problem.
So there are two parts in my patrols: 1. Achieve the SH4 mission (ie patrol, or take some photos ...) 2. Empty my sub of all my torps by sinking ships... The Tater's mod looks nice; I think I will quicly install and try it . |
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Pacific Aces Dev Team
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Ok, lets use some common sense here. Japanese shipping would travel from
port to port. Choke points between enemy ports would be a good place to hang out. Also near the entrance to one of these ports would be a good bet too. I hung out at Rabaul for a week in June 1943 and had targets day and night. Some were leaving and some were coming, mostly merchants but HEY, they go down without a fight unless you have to contend with those pesky escorts... JIM
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Sailor man
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I guess the main message of monkeymagoo is : "If you doesn't look for ships, your sub will be full of torps at the end of your mission". Indeed , your are right there are different spots where you can make a good job. Personally I perfer the attack of passengers liners convoys... |
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Of course that is part of the problem of playing with a sim: it tries to simulate the situation from real life. In real life there were many patrols in which no enemy ships were ever spotted.
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know where the enemy was and where he might be going. But later on, patrol areas would be changed to reflect the more traveled routes and of course, the breaking of the Japanese navel code would tend to put allied subs in the right place at the right time.... JIM
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Hi guys
24 hours later and I'm ready to have another go. Thanks for the replies: I just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something in the game. Now I know that I should expect it to be quiet at times that's fine - in fact looking forward to finding the best hunting grounds! |
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