shells out of the fog.

theluckyone17 · 08-19-07, 10:49 PM

Actually, I've had the reverse, for the most part... Visual checks seem to be ok. When I do get spotted, considering the circumstances (weather, type of ship spotting me, etc.), it makes sense.

When I'm submerged... well... early war (haven't gotten to a mid/late career yet), sneaking off while submerged seems to be pretty easy, with one notable exception in my career. Most of the time, I can dive below the thermal layer, keep it at 100 RPM or lower, orientate myself so I'm not presenting abeam, and I'm fine.

I did have a destroyer and subchaser once that I just couldn't shake... but I probably gave up early due to frustration, and not keeping my speed up.

*helpless shrug*

08-19-07, 10:49 PM	#2
theluckyone17 Captain Join Date: May 2006 Location: Niskayuna, NY Posts: 482 Downloads: 103 Uploads: 0	Actually, I've had the reverse, for the most part... Visual checks seem to be ok. When I do get spotted, considering the circumstances (weather, type of ship spotting me, etc.), it makes sense. When I'm submerged... well... early war (haven't gotten to a mid/late career yet), sneaking off while submerged seems to be pretty easy, with one notable exception in my career. Most of the time, I can dive below the thermal layer, keep it at 100 RPM or lower, orientate myself so I'm not presenting abeam, and I'm fine. I did have a destroyer and subchaser once that I just couldn't shake... but I probably gave up early due to frustration, and not keeping my speed up. helpless shrug