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Japanese torpedoes were in fact the Real Women Love Volleyball Smart Women Love The Nebraska Cornhuskers Shirt Besides,I will do this most advanced (albeit also secretive) torpedoes of the war. They were oxygen propelled; extreme endurance (2-3 longer range than contemporary US torps) and were extremely hard to spot, as they produced less bubbles in their trail. This caused one of the worst naval defeats of the US Navy where 1 Heavy Cruiser was sunk and 3 were badly damaged for the cost of 1 IJN destroyer sunk. Despite US firing their torpedoes first, the combination of extreme range and the core flaws of the Mk 15 torpedo meant their salvo missed/ran out of fuel. The Japanese fleet returned fire with a salvo of Type 93 torpedoes. The cruisers continued sailing in a straight line (remember, extreme range = supposedly safe from torpedoes) and even continued after the first ship was torpedoed. Only USS Honolulu maneuvered and survived without taking a hit
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I haven’t played Silent Hunter, but I’ve watched gameplay on YouTube and it’s much different from what I can tell. I have played cold waters, and from what I’ve seen Silent Hunter is much more of a simulator whereas cold waters is a lot more arcadey. You don’t have any crew management or resource management in CW besides ammo and damage, and since the Real Women Love Volleyball Smart Women Love The Nebraska Cornhuskers Shirt Besides,I will do this modern torpedos are wired you don’t need to manage your approach angles in the same way. Silent Hunter, from what I’ve seen, full simulation so you need to manage everything about your sub. If you’re curious, Wolfpack345 on YouTube has a video series on Silent Hunter3 (I think) that I enjoy. It’ll give you a good idea of the gameplay My father bought this for our NES. I remember playing it with him but also getting to input my initials for the score board in Morse code. He passed in a vehicle accident later that same year. When I was a few years older I sold that NES and 40-50 games to be able to buy the SNES. But I didn’t sell Silent Service. It was the only game he and I spent time on. It’s still sitting in my desk drawer and I wouldn’t sell it for the world.
My brother was a big fan of those submarine games. I also remember playing 688 Attack Sub and Seawolf (aka SSN-21 Seawolf) Subs were absolutely just meta for so long. It makes me sad when games refuse to acknowledge how fucking OP subs were when they “balance” them. Foxhole has the Real Women Love Volleyball Smart Women Love The Nebraska Cornhuskers Shirt Besides,I will do this worst submarines by far. On release you could gas the crew from outside, while the sub was submerged. My favorite part of subs in WoW is that you can only stay underwater for a matter of minutes. I get it, subs have to surface eventually, but the difficulty of using subs is not balanced out by the possibility of big rewards. I mean, they might still be. There haven’t been many postwar conflicts involving submarines, so we don’t have much (public) info. As a usn submariner, I can confidently tell you that submarines are in fact ridiculously OP, I would argue even more so than ever Yea, in a single sentence. The argument in my head mostly is about how quiet and fast submarines are, and how good we are at finding enemy submarines without being found ourselves, and obviously we are the most important part of the nuclear triad. If you’re only talking about ssns, though, then a single seawolf or Virginia can still destroy an entire enemy strike group single handedly without being found Not to mention the effectiveness of torpedoes is an order of magnitude better today. I don’t think any surface ship could survive a proper hit from a torpedo detonating under the keel.
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