Respirators and chlorine

Fidd · 11-04-19, 11:25 PM

Possibly one to add to the damage/repair/trouble to contend with wishlist is damage to the batteries from depth-charges, when coupled perhaps with water in the bilges might be a release of chlorine gas, and the necessity of crewman having to wear crude respirators as damage is repaired - and until the boat can be ventilated.. Damaged batteries would also result in a loss of "charge".

Loss of electrical services, lights, compressor, bilge-pumps, radios, hydrophones etc could also be modelled giving crews more problems of a sequential nature to deal with, fix this, so that it can be used to solve that problem, enabling something else to be fixed in turn...

Oh, and please do something else for the "death screen". It always seems like an anticlimax after being hunted and depth-charged.

11-04-19, 11:25 PM	#1
Fidd XO Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Blighty! Posts: 426 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Respirators and chlorine Possibly one to add to the damage/repair/trouble to contend with wishlist is damage to the batteries from depth-charges, when coupled perhaps with water in the bilges might be a release of chlorine gas, and the necessity of crewman having to wear crude respirators as damage is repaired - and until the boat can be ventilated.. Damaged batteries would also result in a loss of "charge". Loss of electrical services, lights, compressor, bilge-pumps, radios, hydrophones etc could also be modelled giving crews more problems of a sequential nature to deal with, fix this, so that it can be used to solve that problem, enabling something else to be fixed in turn... Oh, and please do something else for the "death screen". It always seems like an anticlimax after being hunted and depth-charged.