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Old 12-29-07, 04:47 AM   #61
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And now we back to the game we see way to many ships around... RL you should be glad to find enuf ships to put torps in.
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Old 12-29-07, 05:05 AM   #62
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And now we back to the game we see way to many ships around... RL you should be glad to find enuf ships to put torps in.

Hmmmm.........

Well, .....If that argument is valid, and we accept that targets are in such short supply; ........then I guess we have to consider all of the larger, more heavily armed U-Boat Types to be superfluous; .....Don't we???

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Old 12-29-07, 12:34 PM   #63
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Actually a large number of u-boats never did sink, or even see, a single enemy ship.
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Old 12-29-07, 03:22 PM   #64
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Actually a large number of u-boats never did sink, or even see, a single enemy ship.
This is statistically correct for the whole war, but mainly applies to the difficult "late war" period; ......where very "green" crews were sent out in new boats, against the best ASW forces ever known.

In the early war "Happy Time", the situation was considerably different.

The accuracy of your statement does, however, make one wonder if Germany wouldn’t have been better served with a fleet of smaller, more efficient boats, rather than building the larger TypeIX boats, in the hope of carrying the war to very distant waters.

It is an acknowledged fact that the cost of a WWII submarine tended to be directly proportional to it’s size, and larger boats have larger crew requirements.

……But regardless: We are talking about a game here; …..And I want a 37mm deck gun.

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Old 12-29-07, 05:58 PM   #65
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If I commanded a TypeIID in real life, and the dockyard refused my request for a 37mm substitution, my crew would be under standing orders to look for every opportunity to steal one!

LOL I agree.
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Old 12-29-07, 06:24 PM   #66
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A good scrounger is essential to any operation. That said, we never steal anything.

Liberate, appropriate, filch, produce and "inherit", yes, but never, ever "steal".
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Old 12-30-07, 12:04 AM   #67
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A good scrounger is essential to any operation. That said, we never steal anything.

Liberate, appropriate, filch, produce and "inherit", yes, but never, ever "steal".

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Old 01-02-08, 07:48 AM   #68
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I don't mean to be a pain, ...but I have been wondering if anyone has any new thoughts on the "do-ability" of this mod?

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Old 01-02-08, 02:11 PM   #69
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I don't mean to be a pain, ...but I have been wondering if anyone has any new thoughts on the "do-ability" of this mod?

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Thinking outloud here.....why don't you edit the sub's .eqp file and give it one? :hmm: Granted I haven't tried it yet but it should work.
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Old 01-02-08, 02:20 PM   #70
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I don't mean to be a pain, ...but I have been wondering if anyone has any new thoughts on the "do-ability" of this mod?

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Thinking outloud here.....why don't you edit the sub's .eqp file and give it one? :hmm: Granted I haven't tried it yet but it should work.
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A 37mm wont go on a A0 mount
Even hexing the mount to an S0 doesnt work properly

So many things are inter related esp to do with the upgrade screen
TBH not sure where anyone is on at the mo
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Old 01-02-08, 06:22 PM   #71
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I'm still working with it.
There is alot more to do then first meets the eye!!
I could do a cheater work around, but.........
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If you can't figure it out, then you don't understand how it works!!!
Figureing out how it all works is the key to SO much more!
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A IID with a 37mm could take you a long way later in the war.
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Old 01-03-08, 09:51 PM   #73
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A IID with a 37mm could take you a long way later in the war.
well kinnda...it's sortta slow and has like 5 torpedos
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Old 01-05-08, 09:53 PM   #74
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It's small, you can sneak your way in, and are not so easily detected. I can't recall a time when I was able to sneak in a IXD2. The XXI... that's a different story
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Old 01-06-08, 12:50 AM   #75
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yes, that's what i like about my IID... I got jumped by 2 destroyers and a crusier in the black sea in 1942, went to max depth and dissipeared fropm their scopes, no fancy knuckles or anything...just gone.

but. i don't like my IID because of it's deck gun and speed it's slow and i can't gun anybody

on that matter, could we give the 20mm HE rounds? it might make it more effective aginst ships. Ive seen the 30mm bushmaster with HE rounds go through a concrete wall and blow serving platter sized holes in them. so i bet a 20mm could do simmilar damage (maybe like a dinner plate). so wouldn't this sink a ship with 200 or so of these holes.
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