Thought I was the Man without a Country.

[bill2759]

Got a new boat,Transfered to Brisbane. On a roll, sinking and dodging Destroyers. Refitted three times at Midway. Finnally got nailed by a Zero, but when I got back to Brisbane, all I could do was refit or postpone. Well Hell! So I head back to Pearl, and still no end patrol. On the world Map I notice all the bases but Freemantle have non slanted anchors. Evidentally I was transfered. I went back through my ships log and no mention was made of a transfer. Que Pasa? Of course, much time and travel was spent figuring this out while I could have been sinking Japs. Has Anybody else experienced this Comsubpac screwup?

Old Sinkem Bill

[peabody]

Originally Posted by bill2759

Got a new boat,Transfered to Brisbane. On a roll, sinking and dodging Destroyers. Refitted three times at Midway. Finnally got nailed by a Zero, but when I got back to Brisbane, all I could do was refit or postpone. Well Hell! So I head back to Pearl, and still no end patrol. On the world Map I notice all the bases but Freemantle have non slanted anchors. Evidentally I was transfered. I went back through my ships log and no mention was made of a transfer. Que Pasa? Of course, much time and travel was spent figuring this out while I could have been sinking Japs. Has Anybody else experienced this Comsubpac screwup?

Old Sinkem Bill

That does happen depending on the date you get your sub, and which sub you get. If I remember right if you get a Balao you go to Fremantle, if you get a Gato you go to Pearl Harbor. So if you either get one offered while there or if you have one after a certain date you get transferred.

Peabody

[SteamWake]

Well known 'bug' they change your base and neglect to tell you

[Torplexed]

Originally Posted by bill2759

Of course, much time and travel was spent figuring this out while I could have been sinking Japs. Has Anybody else experienced this Comsubpac screwup?

Try to think of it as the game's way of mixing some good old-fashioned bureaucratic stupidity into your operations. The real captains certainly had to put up with their share.