I just learned a Lesson

[maillemaker]

This would have been two nice touches to the game.

If you die on the surface, an animation showing some kind of capture/surrender scheme would have been cool.

If you did underwater, some animation showing a crippled sub slowly sinking, leaking oil and bubbles, followed by an implosion would have been cool.

The instant black stat screen is a let-down.

Steve

[Obltn Strand]

Originally Posted by GREY WOLF 3

DIE for your country with Honour

It goes as: Make the dumb s?+ of %i/:= in the other side to die for his country.

Was it Patton?

[frau kaleun]

Originally Posted by Obltn Strand

It goes as: Make the dumb s?+ of %i/:= in the other side to die for his country.

Was it Patton?

I think I remember it from the movie. Don't know if it was an actual quote from RL but sure sounds like something he would've said.

[krashkart]

Originally Posted by jimbuna

After your destroyed SH3 Commander (if your using it) will give you the option to change your demise to 'surrendered'.

I never surrender. I just have a habit of doing something dumb to make the uboat sink. Like the time I submerged to within 5m of the seabed and bumped the TC up a few notches.

[Hartmann]

Originally Posted by ryanglavin

Nighttime surface run, as I was hoping to slip in between the escorts.

The convoy was heading North Northeast, so I was coming in at South west, going in between the lead escort and the far east escort.

While getting into position and charting, at about 2500 M away from the fatty tanker I was following with a chart, a destroyer, (probably one in between the far east and the lead) comes into my blind spot at about 1000 M distance. I order a crash dive, and it took 45 seconds to get down. The destroyer nailed my conning tower, rendering everything there useless. Ash cans made quick work after that, with fuel tank leaking and electric motors shot.
Emergency surface, and a surrender later takes me to a prison camp.

Time to try again!

This is a suicide attack using a boat very good well suited for very long range patrols in zones with lone ships but not for surface attacks in 1943 against well defended convoys .

The good choice for 1943 is a VII boat or a IX-B boat, stay dived to avoid Radar detection and fire log range shots.

Be sure that your Very big boat show a nice profile in enemy radar at night

Originally Posted by Hartmann

The good choice for 1943 is a VII boat or a IX-B boat, stay dived to avoid Radar detection and fire log range shots.

Very good words to, hopefuly, live by.

Love that IXB!