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Ok I will make that a general rule of thumb then. Torpedoes on impact when in bad weather.
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I've hit ships which subsequently sank in rough seas owing to getting swamped, where in good weather I suspect they might have been okay, or at least it certainly looked that way to me. Mind you, I am talking seriously bad weather where I was having difficulty maintaining contact by anything other than hydrophones and the external view. Which is why I had to watch them sail along, as there was no way I was even going to attempt a torpedo launch in that weather; the depth-keeping of the torpedoes would have been way off. And of course, no one in their right mind would have gone on deck to try and work the pop gun!
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