Again I have a sub surrounded by 6 or 7 subs so it will not be able to escape. The sub has level 1 my destroyers have no ASW upgrade so that should mean a diving chance of 70%.
I am trying to sink that damn thing for 5 or 6 turns now! Hardly doing any damage... ok, I don't really understand why destroyers are so weak when it comes to attacking an already spotted sub that is not diving away but I can live with that.
But what I don't get is why this thing keeps diving away. Not one time every turn. Even 6 or 7 times in a row. Not just once, again and again. As it seems I can only do dany damage if my destroyers are placed around the sub and the sub wants to get away and runs into a surprise attack.
What I also noticed: sometimes I can attack and then I also can make a second or even third attack but once the sub starts diving away a single time it seems to dive again and again and again and again...
Please change something! Please!!! That is so annoying. Make them strong, make them hard to detect, make them devastating attackers vs bigger ships, everything fine. But please have a closer look at this issue.
As already mentioned before it would be a nice compromise if the sub can not dive anymore at 0 supply or something like that.
Sure, it is no problem to sit around and let the sub run into a destroyer every turn. But in silent mode they sometimes get away. Would be also ok. But what is more annoying is that you need 4 - 5 ships to locate a sub and have the chance (a very small chance!) to attack it. That means one sub can keep almost all or at least half the destroyers busy. And so the other subs can have their free lunch in ports and around the British island. And if the Kriegsmarine can get undetected they can sink 5 destroyers in one turn because they always know where you are... desperately trying to sink a single stupid sub with 0 supply, no morale, no readiness, maybe even at str of just 2 or 3. A pretty cheap bait.
I just don't want to believe that this was intended...
Now I'll stop whining and start the game again
Thanx,
Mika


