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Ensign
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Okay, so I've pretty much abandoned the career aspect of the campaigns. Basically I've decided to keep track of the crew and U-boat. The Captain is secondary. Hell, historically they came and went pretty quickly (16 patrols maximum).
So my question for all you U-boat know-it-alls out there ![]() Did the crew have the same career length? After a maximum of 16 mission (as an example) where they sent to other duties? I know historically the longer you stayed on these U-boats the more likely it is you where going to die so I think most of the crews in the later years where green. But it's early in the war and I'm having a string of luck. My first Captain went 9 patrols and he is being replaced (by a roll of the dice). I'll probably give the command to the senior officer of the U-boat replacing his open spot with an officer from the barracks. I understand (from another thread) when it's time for the Captain to "upgrade" to a new U-boat type I'll lose all of my crew and get a new one (I'll transfer a few over to the new boat) but I'll cross that bridge when I come to it. If you play historical career lengths try it. It's kind of neat. Using the SH3 Commander option of random transfers you get a diverse crew. I'm doing it from 1939 to the end of the war keeping track of the tonnage for each captain as I go. Thanks for any info you can throw my way!
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Samurai Navy
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I lose my crew when changing sub?! What!? I... but.. but.. ULRICH, I LOVE YOU!
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Ensign
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Don't worry, You and Ulrich can live a happy life together under the waves. Apparently the Kriegsmarine has a "don't ask don't tell policy" and to think I thought Slick Willy came up with that all by himself. :hmm:
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