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Old 02-08-09, 04:29 PM   #1
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Alright so I've got 1.5, I'm running TMO and RSDC, and I have what I THINK is a bug... torpedoes going THROUGH ships? Like, clipping through them? Is this common?
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Old 02-08-09, 04:31 PM   #2
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Huh! Actually passing through the hull without exploding? Never seen that. Trans-dimensional weapons perhaps?
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Old 02-08-09, 04:33 PM   #3
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Huh! Actually passing through the hull without exploding? Trans-dimensional weapons perhaps?
Yeah... they're still visible on the surface, so it's not like they went underneath the hull or anything
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Old 02-08-09, 04:40 PM   #4
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Well there was a rumour that some of the Japanese merchant ships were equipped with underwater doors that could be opened during torpedo attacks.....

No I can't back that up.

I have not experienced that bug in any of my games.
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Old 02-08-09, 05:01 PM   #5
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What type of torpedo is it? What was the target? What was the date? Does it happen all the time, or just the one time?
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Old 02-08-09, 05:03 PM   #6
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I have seen it once but I was modding the torpedo files at the time, so unless you were doing something similar it is a bit uncommon yeah.
Or it could just be sub-waterline doors or trans-dimensional weapons
I mean, the Japs have got lots of secret superweapons, didn't someone spot a UFO lately?
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Old 02-08-09, 11:57 PM   #7
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unless you were following the torp underwater i would say it went under the ship not through it. small merchants and sub chasers or destroyers are very shallow drafts and you can miss every time unless you make sure to set torps to their minimum depth.

the game tries to mimic real life because american torps were well nown to run much deeper then they were set.
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I have seen it once but I was modding the torpedo files at the time, so unless you were doing something similar it is a bit uncommon yeah.
Or it could just be sub-waterline doors or trans-dimensional weapons
I mean, the Japs have got lots of secret superweapons, didn't someone spot a UFO lately?
ah, i see, this is probably it i'm not patient enough for manual targetting, so I tend to just select a tube and fire away
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