#SILENT HUNTER 3 COMMANDER FULL#

You need to have handed out all lesser medals. Starting with the Iron Cross 1st class, there is an additional requirement. The only exception is the U-Boat War Badge which is based upon renown earned for a patrol.

If you have 11,254 total tons sunk, you will receive 2 U-Boat Front Clasps. For example, the U-Boat Front Clasp requires at least 5,000 tons sunk at the end of a patrol. You may receive more than one of a certain medal based on your patrol tonnage total and the tonnage required for the medal. * All - 30,000 Renown ?I figure this means you will have been awarded every medal if you reach this point? * Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves, Swords, and Diamonds - 25,000 Renown * Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves and Swords - 20,000 Renown * Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves - 15,000 Renown I'm also not sure if the renown requirements are based upon current total or career total. I'm not sure if there are other requirements, such as total tonnage or previous medals awarded. These are the numeric requirements for player medals based on renown earned from patrols. Giving an Iron Cross, for example, has a noticeable impact on the sailor's performance, while the U-Boat front clasp seems to do rather little. The greater the honor, the greater the benefit on that crewmember. The net effect of the medals appears to be an increase in morale and endurance for the receiving crewmember. It appears that medals are tied to how much renown is earned on that patrol, or rather stems from the same source (apparently a combination of hull integrity, tonnage sunk, and torpedo efficiency - someone who's examined the configuration files edit this line as necessary). The more successful the patrol, the more medals you earn to give out to your crew. Medals are earned at the end of a successful patrol (i.e. There is much useful info in the Community Manual. If you were out of fish i would do/try two tactics.Using the engine noise of the corvette and any other 'joining' destroyer to mask regular 'pumps' of the engine.half ahead to all stop.over and over again and 'creep' out of the area.or wait till the corvette is at maximum dustance and emergency surface.firing If you have any.fish to make it move and setting up the deck gun.its a 50/50 bet between these two.I suggest you read the Community Manual, the SH3 Bible. Should be a sinch if you are using acoustic fish.if using conventional, remember to re-set your depth as the flower has a much shallower draft.Remember to drop your periscope also, chances of it being spotted are high at that distance. The corvette may ram you, opening it up like a tin can.(or you).As the corvette sweeps its arc to come around again, you let it drift/curve out 300m (arming distance) and then fire as it lines up (in a T config).

#SILENT HUNTER 3 COMMANDER FULL#

Dissagree RD3 - The tactic here would be to continue pinging and call in another destroyer who can continue the depth charging.the corvette is marking and holding for re-inforcements.Normally i would suggest an attack.draw him to you, angle your bow to intersect the corvettes path.you time its speed to you and hit full power (knowing you are definately busted).the corvette sweeps over you.you at full knots try to distance yourself perpendicular to the corvette (the corvette would be having big probs depth charging at 40 m anyway, little time to get out of the way.) as you pass the corvette you also raise the periscope (should be at periscope depth) - And cut all engines and go into silent mode if you havent alerady.

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