English on the ropes

Rip · 03-20-10, 04:47 PM

Maybe we can win. On my sixth patrol which began December 23 1939 with me having around 200K tons, I ran across a jewel coming right at me in the fog on Jan 3 1940. A Queen Elizabeth Battleship 31KTN which I promptly sank (58 35N 2 52W and continued on my way. Upon returning to port I was awarded with an Iron Cross 1st to go with my IC2. I was also given command of a VIIC, so much for realism. Still not sure what the boat number is.

Then on my way back to the Western Approaches just to the west of Scapa Flow I run into a Royal Sovereign Battleship being escorted by ten destroyer. Submerged, slid in and capped his ass as well. Another 31KTN of warship and now thanks to the new boat I still have ten eels left. Maybe I can finish off the 100K mission as well. So then what? Does it give me a vacation till June?

If I keep at this

Rip pace their won't be any Battleships in the Royal Navy by the end of the war.

03-20-10, 04:47 PM	#1
Rip Commodore Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Right behind you! Posts: 643 Downloads: 39 Uploads: 0	English on the ropes Maybe we can win. On my sixth patrol which began December 23 1939 with me having around 200K tons, I ran across a jewel coming right at me in the fog on Jan 3 1940. A Queen Elizabeth Battleship 31KTN which I promptly sank (58 35N 2 52W and continued on my way. Upon returning to port I was awarded with an Iron Cross 1st to go with my IC2. I was also given command of a VIIC, so much for realism. Still not sure what the boat number is. Then on my way back to the Western Approaches just to the west of Scapa Flow I run into a Royal Sovereign Battleship being escorted by ten destroyer. Submerged, slid in and capped his ass as well. Another 31KTN of warship and now thanks to the new boat I still have ten eels left. Maybe I can finish off the 100K mission as well. So then what? Does it give me a vacation till June? If I keep at this Rip pace their won't be any Battleships in the Royal Navy by the end of the war.