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Old 03-07-21, 08:59 AM   #1
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Default Finally...I've done it!

So I've now clocked 17.3 hours in SH5 and I've finally sunk a merchant vessel while using full realistic/manual settings. My first torpedo missed but my second one just barely hit the stern and then she sunk after 10 minutes or so. It was very satisfying to say the least!

I tried for awhile to use Vanilla but too many things happen that make it frustrating to deal with so I switched over to Wolves of Steel. Now that I got the learning curve down I'll perfect my methods to be more accurate over time.

Anyways I just wanted to share my accomplishment. I'm sure we all remember the satisfaction of our first kill in the deep using full realistic settings. Happy hunting skippers!
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Old 03-07-21, 12:55 PM   #2
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I'm sure we all remember the satisfaction of our first kill in the deep using full realistic settings.
"Ok, this was perfect. Now just wait...wait...ok, wait some more...well?"
"Torpedo has missed, sir!"
"Oh come ON! That does it, surface and man the deck gun, dammit!"
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Old 03-07-21, 07:48 PM   #3
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wtg you will get better more you do it most of my shots is 1000m or less did one at 1500m but that was luck i guess also more you do it you be able to eyeball the speed
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Old 03-08-21, 02:37 AM   #4
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Congrats!


You're right: it is a great feeling.
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Old 03-08-21, 05:40 PM   #5
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"Ok, this was perfect. Now just wait...wait...ok, wait some more...well?"
"Torpedo has missed, sir!"
"Oh come ON! That does it, surface and man the deck gun, dammit!"
LOL! Yes, that has happened quite a bit on my boat.

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wtg you will get better more you do it most of my shots is 1000m or less did one at 1500m but that was luck i guess also more you do it you be able to eyeball the speed
Yeah, that is actually what happened. I eyeballed the speed which is why I missed the first shot. I think its 3:15/10 by three markers? I forget, which is why I eyeballed.

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Congrats!


You're right: it is a great feeling.
Yes.. yes it is.
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Old 03-08-21, 09:38 PM   #6
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