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PT's deliver a powerful punch - 3/11/2003 1:40:13 AM

derwho

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--[CLiP]--
Night Time Surface Combat at 0,0

Japanese Ships
DD Kamikaze, Shell hits 76, and is sunk

Allied Ships
PT 37
PT 38
PT 39
PT 40
PT 43
PT 44
PT 46
PT 48
PT 45
PT 59
PT 60
--[CLiP]--

Looks like PT's are still deliver quite the punch...

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- 3/11/2003 2:03:12 AM

Drex

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I have had a BB TF lose to a PT TF so I don't have to be convinced. But in your case, the DD was outnumbered and surrounded.

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- 3/11/2003 2:03:39 AM

Full Moon

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[QUOTE]Japanese Ships
DD Kamikaze[/QUOTE]
Is pun intended here?:D

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- 3/11/2003 2:36:24 AM

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Uh oh, I notice that this combat took place at the dreaded "0,0" location. Are we looking at a bug here?

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- 3/11/2003 2:47:51 AM

derwho

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[QUOTE]Is pun intended here?[/QUOTE]

Heh, actually no.. ;) I'm playing against Dascateer and I thought it would be appropriate to try this out with exactly that DD.. ;D

[QUOTE]Uh oh, I notice that this combat took place at the dreaded "0,0" location. Are we looking at a bug here?[/QUOTE]

Dunno. The location is Irau, so I'm just guessing that the combat-report is ****ed up.

Anyways, due to a crash I had to replay the turn and to my amazement 20mm Oerlikons fly through my DD's belt armour like a hot knife through butter.

I think PT's are a tad too effective.. ;)

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- 3/11/2003 3:02:01 AM

Full Moon

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Not real surprise. DD Kamikaze was pretty obsolete in 1942. It was commissioned on Dec. 12, 1922. It's armament included
4-12cm/45cal gun, 2-7.7mm MG, 6-53cm TT (2x3), 20 mines.
In real life it survived the war.:)

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- 3/11/2003 7:58:21 AM

dascateer

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Now, now. Don't be bitter. It is unbecoming.

I was rather impressed as I saw all of those 20 mm rounds slicing through your belt and tower armor doing catastophic damage. Could not even watch all of the replay seeing that ship and all of those poor Jap sailors suffering like that.

:p

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