Stories and Patrol Logs + Screenshots and Videos (merged) - Page 210

10-31-09, 02:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by G2B

Shot of port side. Only 40%

That's just off the map crazy...lol

Cool, but crazy!

That looks like what's left after a house fire...

Gunfighter · 11-01-09, 08:48 AM

A flyboy takes a look

Red Devil · 11-01-09, 09:56 AM

thats a rocket firing typhoon, if you catch that coming toward you, crash dive!

11-05-09, 04:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Red Devil

thats a rocket firing typhoon, if you catch that coming toward you, crash dive!

It's a Spitfire

Red Devil · 11-05-09, 07:12 PM

cockpit is wrong

11-06-09, 03:05 PM

Kuma class CL, west of Luzon

Red Devil · 11-06-09, 08:10 PM

how come its going a speed and the smoke is straight up!!! ??

11-10-09, 01:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Red Devil

how come its going a speed and the smoke is straight up!!! ??

Not sure, he had taken a fatal hit, and began to slow to a crawl, that may be why...

tei · 11-10-09, 03:55 PM

Just my new work: Russian Submrine Class C

Original size 1680x1050 you can download here, like always: Russian Submarine by ~tei77

Task Force · 11-10-09, 04:03 PM

Ive got some Screenshots... Ill post them later.

Bubblehead1980 · 11-11-09, 06:16 PM

what caused that damage? circle run, bombs? depth charges? Love this game but wish the sub damage model was more realistic, you should have went down with that kind of damage...

cdrsubron7 · 11-11-09, 07:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Von Hinten

Now that is one cool shot. Well made!

This was the winning screenshot over at the UbiForums for best Unedited Screenshot for October. The screenshots get better and better every month.

Task Force · 11-12-09, 09:51 AM

rideing waves.

back in port.

FIRE!

11-12-09, 03:25 PM

[Rough going]

[Calm]

Black Eagle · 11-13-09, 12:55 AM

I seldom contribute, but here's one for the record.

As SH4 sees its last sunsets, we harken back to May 27, 1941.

Herr Kanug Rolfe Hass experienced the thrill of his naval career. He intercepted HMS Rodney and HMS King George V steering 145 degrees at about 18 kts at 0730 on that morning in force 15 conditions. Exact grid location at first contact:
25km west of the intersection formed by BE29, BE37, BE53, and BE61 (or about 1400km (per the game) west of Brest, France.

His Type IX (at GWX 90% degree of difficulty) used all remaining 6 torpedos on board to dispatch these two British battleships. After surfacing, U124 observed gunfire flashes far to the SSE where Bismark, spared interception by the battleships sunken by Hass, was engaged with other Royal Navy units.

Now here's the really mind-blowing part of this story:

Hass then moved SE towards the area where gunflashes had been seen. To his surprize he sighted the silohette of a large warship....Bismark!!
She was dead in the water, her upper works shattered presumably by 8 inch shellfire. U124 sent its contact report. Soon thereafter BDU sent out its message lamenting the loss of the Bismark. Little would the SH4 designers have known Bismark was still afloat, and deadly!

Hass then decided to stay near the stricken Bismark to see what would become of Germany's flagship. Incredably, two days later a large convoy traveling westerly at 7 knots stumbled upon the Bismark!

Hass then positioned his U124 between Bismark and oncoming escorts.THREE sunken destroyers later and SEVEN shredded merchants approximating 30,000 tons later, Bismark, while motionless in high sea conditions, had survived to fulfill her assignment to attack convoys. Toward the end of this engagement U124 had the incredible experience to witness 15 inch shells slamming into merchant ships, along with attendant explosions and sinkings.

What an unforgettable experience! What a glorious way to close the book on Silent Hunter IV's story!

I'd recommend anyone loving the game to mission in the Atlantic during May one more time. Save your torpedos, and head for the rendevous described above. Keep about 20-25 km NNW of Bismark - she's eastbound at 20 knots. You have to intercept the British before they commence firing on the Bismark. If you do, you are in for a very unforgettable experience - but first you must intercept and sink these two British battleships!
Happy Hunting. oblt Rolfe Hass

11-01-09, 08:48 AM	#3137
Gunfighter Seasoned Skipper Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Newcastle Upon Tyne UK Posts: 720 Downloads: 133 Uploads: 0	The RAF Get's Up Close & Personal A flyboy takes a look __________________

11-01-09, 09:56 AM	#3138
Red Devil The Old Man Join Date: May 2004 Location: Sutton Coldfield England Posts: 1,516 Downloads: 258 Uploads: 0	thats a rocket firing typhoon, if you catch that coming toward you, crash dive! __________________ > > Captain!, there's a destroyer on the por........ periscope is flooded Sir! > Darkness is only the absence of Light; Ignorance is only the absence of knowledge © www.worldwartwo.uk www.captainwalker.uk

11-05-09, 07:12 PM	#3140
Red Devil The Old Man Join Date: May 2004 Location: Sutton Coldfield England Posts: 1,516 Downloads: 258 Uploads: 0	cockpit is wrong __________________ > > Captain!, there's a destroyer on the por........ periscope is flooded Sir! > Darkness is only the absence of Light; Ignorance is only the absence of knowledge © www.worldwartwo.uk www.captainwalker.uk

11-06-09, 03:05 PM	#3141
Sevrin Stowaway Posts: n/a Downloads: Uploads:	CL Kuma class CL, west of Luzon

11-06-09, 08:10 PM	#3142
Red Devil The Old Man Join Date: May 2004 Location: Sutton Coldfield England Posts: 1,516 Downloads: 258 Uploads: 0	how come its going a speed and the smoke is straight up!!! ?? __________________ > > Captain!, there's a destroyer on the por........ periscope is flooded Sir! > Darkness is only the absence of Light; Ignorance is only the absence of knowledge © www.worldwartwo.uk www.captainwalker.uk

11-10-09, 03:55 PM	#3144
tei Bosun Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: 55°55'22''N 37°50'41''E Posts: 65 Downloads: 51 Uploads: 0	Russian Submarine Class C Just my new work: Russian Submrine Class C Original size 1680x1050 you can download here, like always: Russian Submarine by ~tei77 __________________ "Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is a mystery. Today is a gift." ©Alice Morse Earle Last edited by tei; 11-12-09 at 05:48 AM.

11-10-09, 04:03 PM	#3145
Task Force Rear Admiral Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: SPACE!!!! Posts: 10,142 Downloads: 85 Uploads: 0	Ive got some Screenshots... Ill post them later. __________________ Task Force industries "Taking control of the world, one mind at a time"

11-11-09, 06:16 PM	#3146
Bubblehead1980 Navy Seal Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Florida USA Posts: 6,922 Downloads: 550 Uploads: 42	re what caused that damage? circle run, bombs? depth charges? Love this game but wish the sub damage model was more realistic, you should have went down with that kind of damage...

11-12-09, 09:51 AM	#3148
Task Force Rear Admiral Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: SPACE!!!! Posts: 10,142 Downloads: 85 Uploads: 0	rideing waves. back in port. FIRE! __________________ Task Force industries "Taking control of the world, one mind at a time"

11-12-09, 03:25 PM	#3149
Sevrin Stowaway Posts: n/a Downloads: Uploads:	Weather [Rough going] [Calm] Last edited by Sevrin; 11-12-09 at 03:48 PM.

11-13-09, 12:55 AM	#3150
Black Eagle Swabbie Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 5 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Bismark strikes back! I seldom contribute, but here's one for the record. As SH4 sees its last sunsets, we harken back to May 27, 1941. Herr Kanug Rolfe Hass experienced the thrill of his naval career. He intercepted HMS Rodney and HMS King George V steering 145 degrees at about 18 kts at 0730 on that morning in force 15 conditions. Exact grid location at first contact: 25km west of the intersection formed by BE29, BE37, BE53, and BE61 (or about 1400km (per the game) west of Brest, France. His Type IX (at GWX 90% degree of difficulty) used all remaining 6 torpedos on board to dispatch these two British battleships. After surfacing, U124 observed gunfire flashes far to the SSE where Bismark, spared interception by the battleships sunken by Hass, was engaged with other Royal Navy units. Now here's the really mind-blowing part of this story: Hass then moved SE towards the area where gunflashes had been seen. To his surprize he sighted the silohette of a large warship....Bismark!! She was dead in the water, her upper works shattered presumably by 8 inch shellfire. U124 sent its contact report. Soon thereafter BDU sent out its message lamenting the loss of the Bismark. Little would the SH4 designers have known Bismark was still afloat, and deadly! Hass then decided to stay near the stricken Bismark to see what would become of Germany's flagship. Incredably, two days later a large convoy traveling westerly at 7 knots stumbled upon the Bismark! Hass then positioned his U124 between Bismark and oncoming escorts.THREE sunken destroyers later and SEVEN shredded merchants approximating 30,000 tons later, Bismark, while motionless in high sea conditions, had survived to fulfill her assignment to attack convoys. Toward the end of this engagement U124 had the incredible experience to witness 15 inch shells slamming into merchant ships, along with attendant explosions and sinkings. What an unforgettable experience! What a glorious way to close the book on Silent Hunter IV's story! I'd recommend anyone loving the game to mission in the Atlantic during May one more time. Save your torpedos, and head for the rendevous described above. Keep about 20-25 km NNW of Bismark - she's eastbound at 20 knots. You have to intercept the British before they commence firing on the Bismark. If you do, you are in for a very unforgettable experience - but first you must intercept and sink these two British battleships! Happy Hunting. oblt Rolfe Hass