ROFLMAO....Hmm...I think the appropriate action would be to chain him to a depth charge and launch him back into the water from which he came. Should he come flopping back onto our decks, he will be loaded into the 15 inch and expelled across the horizon.LMAO!
Hmm, what do you do with a wiggling enemy?
KILL IT! KILL IT!!!!
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An oil slick with debree would be a very welcome addition to the game. It's hard enough to kill those dang subs as it is, seeing an oil slick would provide a tangible signal of a sucessfull hunt.
How about an enemy flying through the air to be impaled on a flag pole? >:(
Although that might effect the (T)een rating
Although that might effect the (T)een rating
sure, possibily an mutrue game
It was quite unusual in real life to see bodies on the surface unless the enemy sub was cracked open by a DC or secondary explosions on the sub itself due to DC damage. Most often they just went to the bottom in a crippled sub. Oil was common however, usually with some wreckage capable of floating.
An oil slick would be neat. It would be even cooler if, in the off chance that something explodes near it or something, that the slick catchs fire. Add the sub's crew floating in the oil slick when it goes up, and what do you get?
An M rating.
An M rating.
This could also open a new can of worms as the sub could use the oil slick and derbis to make the surface ship think it had been sunk. Very interesting. 
FLETCH.
FLETCH.
I've posted a screenshot titled "St Louis, First Kamikazee hit" that gives a good idea what putting people in the picture would look like. I'm sure that would be pretty difficult to do though. Adding additional sound effects from guy's yelling as they jump in the water would also help to the realism if you're close enough.
I kind of like the idea of chasing down life boats to.
Interesting ideas to say the least.
Mitch
I kind of like the idea of chasing down life boats to.
Interesting ideas to say the least.
Mitch
Just like the movies....I like it!This could also open a new can of worms as the sub could use the oil slick and derbis to make the surface ship think it had been sunk. Very interesting.
FLETCH.
It may seem grotesque, but it's realistic for a sub commander to send up debris, oil, and even bodies out the tubes to fool the enemy.
I'd like that option.
You have to admit it opens up a lot of interesting possibilites. enigma!:
FLETCH.
FLETCH.