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Old 06-16-08, 06:05 AM   #1
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big ships

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i want to find BIG british war ship like carriers and warspite. which docks in career mode do you find them?



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Old 06-16-08, 07:31 AM   #2
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Hmm!?! ,big Ships .

Hi there " slupanter " !

Finding big ships it's not easy , you see.
But you can sail to Gibraltar , into the strait on silent engine about 13-14 meters under the surface , and when you come through ( safely ) you turn to babord and you find " HMS Nelson in the northwestern corner of Gibraltar Harbour but I must say this again , be very very very careful , but it depends how year your in but in 1942-43 it's not easy, those destroyers are very agressive around that time
But I had sunk "HMS Nelson " several times here's onee of them :

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Old 06-16-08, 08:24 AM   #3
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hi

i want to find BIG british war ship like carriers and warspite. which docks in career mode do you find them?

thanks guys
Do a search for "habor raiding" or similar keywords, and you'll come to a thread with all the details AND suggestions for various harbors. Personally, I stay the hell away from them, unless they are right next door to deep water. It doesn't help that I have a big IXB, but they're often more trouble than they are worth. Having said that, I did raid Scapa Flow in 1940 with a VIIB, and got a cruiser and an auxillary cruiser, so you should definitely do your research if you want to hit the big ones!

Personally, I'm seriously tempted to try and intercept some big ships from Operation Torch that's just around the corner from me now...
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Old 06-16-08, 10:27 AM   #4
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Chech Alexandria if you visit the mediterranean. It's a nice city with Nelson, three Dido class cruisers, a large tanker, large merchant, various smaller cargo ships, and of course destroyers lying at the harbor. Visited it myself last night, got Nelson, 4 destoyers and 2 Didos before running out of eels.

And just outside I found a task force with Nelson (again!), Rodney, 2 more Didos and King George VII. But i didn't dare to pursue them with my deck gun.

It's late 1941 and GWX 2.1.
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Old 06-16-08, 04:56 PM   #5
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Good hunt!
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Old 06-17-08, 04:21 PM   #6
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Malta, AM36, st. George's Channel, west of Ireland, oh and you could of course be just North of the Normandy beaches on June 6 1944
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Old 06-17-08, 04:45 PM   #7
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You want BIG check this out.

http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/showthread.php?t=125695

And you won't have to raid any harbours.
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Old 06-17-08, 04:49 PM   #8
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Outstanding!
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Old 06-18-08, 05:38 PM   #9
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Might i recommend you try a port infiltration of Lock Ewe, Western Scotland ?.

i did a successfull penetration of the port early on in the war (September 1939), which was made easyier by the lack of technological advances by the allies. There were only 2 light asw trawlers, one of which run around, which is sometimes the case with port patrol ships.

If you run 'rig for silent running' jusr outside/inside the port you can remian undetected and see the glorious, HMS Ark Royal ! with i think, HMS Southampton, targets definatly worth sinking, major renown points there if you bag em !.
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Old 06-19-08, 07:08 AM   #10
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This is from stock, but most of the entries are still valid IIRC

Entry Exit Ship Location
19390915 19391010 Auxiliary Cruiser Scapa Flow
19391004 19391014 BB Revenge Scapa Flow
19391101 19400105 BB Nelson Loch Ewe
19391105 19391205 BB Revenge Loch Ewe
19400301 19400501 Auxiliary Cruiser Scapa Flow
19400307 19400425 CV Illustrious Scapa Flow
19400401 19400601 Auxiliary Cruiser Scapa Flow
19400517 19450101 CL Fiji Light Cruiser Loch Ewe
19400524 19400630 CL Dido Light Cruiser Scapa Flow
19401211 19401231 BB King George V Scapa Flow
19410201 19410217 Auxiliary Cruiser Scapa Flow
19410210 19410320 Auxiliary Cruiser Scapa Flow
19410315 19450430 CL Fiji Light Cruiser Scapa Flow
19420203 19420228 BB King George V Scapa Flow
19420215 19430903 CV Illustrious Loch Ewe
19420215 19430903 Passenger Liner Bristol
19420915 19430903 CVE Bogue Escort Loch Ewe
19430903 19440630 CVE Bogue Escort Norfolk
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