VIIC & its Tower variants …

Smartcom5 · 05-28-10, 02:45 AM

Hi Folks !

I got at least one problem …
Since my save game unfortunately decided to tarry everywhere else except in the particular folders, i can't figure out, which variants of the VII‘s got which types of the specific tower or was used on which types [VIIA - C respectively C/41].
And i got about 1 million BRT tonnage …

Strangely enough, inside the museum the VIIC got just the tower with the single light AA and the heavier one beneath on the lower platform [and the deck gun too] who was originally the equipment of the VIIB, if i remember right.
I'm almost sure the VIIC [which i got before] had the double light-AA besides the heavy one.
On the other hand in the museum the VIIC/41 got the twin light-AA and no deck gun at all.

So, anyone got a list which type got which tower and on what configuration ?

Thanks in advance so far !

In this sense

Smartcom

05-28-10, 02:45 AM	#1
Smartcom5 Seaman Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Germany Posts: 32 Downloads: 15 Uploads: 0	VIIC & its Tower variants … Hi Folks ! I got at least one problem … Since my save game unfortunately decided to tarry everywhere else except in the particular folders, i can't figure out, which variants of the VII‘s got which types of the specific tower or was used on which types [VIIA - C respectively C/41]. And i got about 1 million BRT tonnage … Strangely enough, inside the museum the VIIC got just the tower with the single light AA and the heavier one beneath on the lower platform [and the deck gun too] who was originally the equipment of the VIIB, if i remember right. I'm almost sure the VIIC [which i got before] had the double light-AA besides the heavy one. On the other hand in the museum the VIIC/41 got the twin light-AA and no deck gun at all. So, anyone got a list which type got which tower and on what configuration ? Thanks in advance so far ! In this sense Smartcom __________________ „I don't know if it will be better if it changes. But i know that it must change if it will be better.“ - Georg Christoph Lichtenberg *1742, †1799, german writer & first german professor of experimental physics.