Playing with the fishers

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Playing with the fishers

Postby Splitpin » Sun Dec 17, 2017 7:36 pm

On patrol in the north sea ... had a contact on a steady course at 11kts. Sonar advised it was "merchant"
We were at 400 feet doing 20kts ... ordered the boat to 50 feet and back to 15kts ... up scope .

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Visual confirmation .... no threat ... surface the boat ...

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Seems that nobody on the trawler was looking back ...

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But when they did ... or looked at their radar ... they didn't want to play. Oh well ...

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Re: Playing with the fishers

Postby cowpatz » Mon Dec 18, 2017 8:00 am

Wow those screens are so realistic. How did you resist the urge to not just torpedo it anyway!
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Re: Playing with the fishers

Postby toprob » Mon Dec 18, 2017 10:09 am

These are beautiful, only issue I have is that even thinking about submarines gives me a panic attack, I'm so claustrophobic. The recent news about the Argentinian sub was about the creepiest thing I could ever imagine. So you won't find me down there under any circumstances!

cowpatz wrote:How did you resist the urge to not just torpedo it anyway!


That is what you call 'septic workplace culture.'
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Re: Playing with the fishers

Postby jpreou » Mon Dec 18, 2017 1:30 pm

I walked around a dry-docked sub once; claustrophobic is the right word! I (was) only a slim and short guy, but even I had to turn sideways through the doors!
What 'game' is that?
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Re: Playing with the fishers

Postby Splitpin » Mon Dec 18, 2017 1:47 pm

Thanks for looking gents.
CP ... must be honest...I let that trawler run for a while and then sunk it :ph43r: . I believe it was more than met the eye , well thats my justification.

Rob , the ocean scares me , ships make very nervous ...but Ive always had a yearning for submarines ... maybe a past life <_<

jpreou , its called "cold waters" you can find it on steam.
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Re: Playing with the fishers

Postby Dinga » Mon Dec 18, 2017 3:46 pm

Splitpin wrote:Thanks for looking gents.
CP ... must be honest...I let that trawler run for a while and then sunk it :ph43r: . I believe it was more than met the eye , well thats my justification.

Rob , the ocean scares me , ships make very nervous ...but Ive always had a yearning for submarines ... maybe a past life <_<

jpreou , its called "cold waters" you can find it on steam.


Good call Cmdr. There was something fishy about them. :D
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Re: Playing with the fishers

Postby Splitpin » Mon Dec 18, 2017 6:19 pm

Dinga ... there was indeed ... well , I keep telling myself that. <_<
But I saw the lifeboats were full which is good ....its not the men Im hunting , its the machine , just a shame that they are inseparable most of the time.

Anyway "make depth 600ft , make turns for 15kts , steer 034 " :lol: Dont you love the virtual world .
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Re: Playing with the fishers

Postby Charl » Mon Dec 18, 2017 6:53 pm

Splitpin wrote:... must be honest...I let that trawler run for a while and then sunk it...Dont you love the virtual world

Yes! There are things you can do that you can justify in the light of experiment!
I also knew you'd 'fess up B-)

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Toward the end of the game you might have conquered most of the world, and needed to build a Wonder.
This required more villagers and less warriors within the max population cap.
You could delete them with a keystroke but I never did.
Some of the tasks I set them I won't/can't repeat here... but there was always a single survivor.
He would return to the priest for healing, in time to see the completion of the Wonder. :o
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Re: Playing with the fishers

Postby Splitpin » Mon Dec 18, 2017 7:48 pm

Charl ...although we have never met , you seem to have my number , so to speak :)
I had intended to "confess" regarding the trawler ...but it was CPs comment that prompted an earlier response.
Its really odd ...nothing really happened , nothing is real about any of this , just pixels dancing on a screen, but I "really" felt a little odd when I torpedoed that ship .

A strange kind of crossover between these two levels we exist in .... man , I need to get a job soon :rolleyes:
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Re: Playing with the fishers

Postby hasegawa » Sun Dec 24, 2017 3:25 am

It is one of these rules... unwritten, unspoken but typical. Never kill fisherman.
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