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First of all welcome to the forums and hope you enjoy your stay...
I agree with Inc most likely aircraft. Also it can be difficult to grasp the sense of scale on the in game map. A 'ship' might appear to be right next to you may actually be 20 or so miles away. |
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No Ships, Not Aircraft, Nothing!
What you don't understand is, picture this. You are either surfaced or submerged and you are given notice of warship approaching, you can see the symbol on the navigation map (be it acft or convoy or whatever) . You can continue moving in said direction of identified contact, you can be within shouting distance (unless it is an acft) and I am well aware how fast an aircraft can do you in. However, with an outside camera view there is "nothing" showing but open sea.
How can this be if allegedly you are within a mile or two of a huge convey and no ships show if you use the outside camera view or even the periscope to look around? Now I know using the outside camera view as a heads up is normally not available in real life but since it is available, I would think it could display what should be there! Never had this problem in SH3. |
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Never had this issue before, perhaps you've got a bad install. You might want to uninstall and then reinstall the game.
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You dident mention whom 'gave notice' that a ship was approaching.
Sometimes these contact reports are estimations provided by comsubpac. They are just that... estimations. Also last known positions. Ships continue to move "away" from that position so some guess work is involved in planning an intercept. Sonar is of great use here as you can hear a hell of a lot further than you can see. But you should know all that being a vetran of SH3. |
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How true!
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You can be a good skipper if you up your level of play . If you dont know how theres a weatlh of Information from Other skippers here ..DAre you try it
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tgmalone, i'm assuming you know that where the target icon is, that target will have moved in the time it takes to get there. i thought there was a prob when i first started SH4 and realized there was no prob regarding targets. set an intercept course well ahead of the units direction of travel then backtrack along the units base course, at a speed faster that what you think that unit maybe travelling, like maybe flank
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