Fincuan's Easy to Use Manual TDC Tutorial

[Reece]

Hi, for those like me who have battled with the Torpedo School mission or still doing so this may be the answer, It certainly got me through, so I thought I'd pack Fincuan's Manual Targeting guide into a standard wordpad document including pictures. The file is 5 meg and can be downloaded here:
http://files.filefront.com/Fincuans+.../fileinfo.html
Hope this is of a big help to you as it was for me, all thanks go to Fincuan.
Cheers.

[ReallyDedPoet]

Thanks Reece, I'll add this one to my collection


RDP

[clayp]

You know I D/L this and tried looking at it, I dont understand any of it... I dont know what the different gauges and stuff he is looking at and talking about.. I dont think I will ever figure this out....

[Reece]

Hi Clay, just PM me & I will gladly go through it all!

[DrBeast]

clayp: make sure to check out WernerSobe's excellent video tutorials too, found here. Explains what each gauge does in a very straightforward way.

[clayp]

Originally Posted by Reece

Hi Clay, just PM me & I will gladly go through it all!

Thank you for the offer sir,I will try to get it on my own for awhile longer...I have been bothering people here too much...

[Rockin Robbins]

Originally Posted by clayp

Thank you for the offer sir,I will try to get it on my own for awhile longer...I have been bothering people here too much...

Clayp, I would suggest playing around with WernerSobe's Natural Sinking Mechanics test mission with a plethora of stationary ships to begin with. Begin by just concentrating on knowing which direction your torpedoes will go. Believe it or not, that was the first stop in developing the techniques for the Dick O'Kane method. Practice from a sub at all stop to begin with. Later use a moving sub with the position keeper activated. What you are seeking is a clear overall vision of how the targeting process works. Then the details will become automatic.

Once you can hit stationary ships from all angles, you can graduate to a test mission with actual moving ships. You'll find it will be much easier now that you have familiarized yourself with the equipment on simpler prey.

[clayp]

Originally Posted by Rockin Robbins

Clayp, I would suggest playing around with WernerSobe's Natural Sinking Mechanics test mission with a plethora of stationary ships to begin with. Begin by just concentrating on knowing which direction your torpedoes will go. Believe it or not, that was the first stop in developing the techniques for the Dick O'Kane method. Practice from a sub at all stop to begin with. Later use a moving sub with the position keeper activated. What you are seeking is a clear overall vision of how the targeting process works. Then the details will become automatic.

Once you can hit stationary ships from all angles, you can graduate to a test mission with actual moving ships. You'll find it will be much easier now that you have familiarized yourself with the equipment on simpler prey.

Thanks I'll look for the mission,hope it will work with my game...