Naval Battle Club

[ejudedude13]

I think yours might be the first "corrupted" one, as it loaded up in-game immediately taking me to your cruiser. :/

Could be......

[Spartwo]

I think yours might be the first "corrupted" one, as it loaded up in-game immediately taking me to your cruiser. :/

Didn't he try to use .24?

Someone Fite me.

[andrew123]

Didn't he try to use .24?

Someone Fite me.

Naval?

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[ScriptKitt3h]

Didn't he try to use .24?

Someone Fite me.

I'll setup at Eve if you want...

[Spartwo]

Naval?

http://imgur.com/a/cS1zP

http://imgur.com/a/TXNGA

1- Scary.

2- Should've specified as to orbital.

I'll setup at Eve if you want...

Sure, I don't mind what massage you choose.

Edited December 14, 2014 by Spartwo

[Megalodon 720]

Ooh, this should be good. *grabs popcorn*

[andrew123]

1- Scary.

2- Should've specified as to orbital.

Sure, I don't mind what massage you choose.

Aww... But it'll give your naval doctors some on-the-field experience.

...until your hospital ship ends up like the Sheffield.

Edited December 14, 2014 by andrew123

[Spartwo]

Aww... But it'll give your naval doctors some on-the-field experience.

Don't worry, I'm working on it.

If you look closely you can see the kerbal (it's like where's wally)

Little ships come out the sides when it lands, maybe tanks?

[andrew123]

Don't worry, I'm working on it.

http://i.imgur.com/zFWZ1xR.png

If you look closely you can see the kerbal (it's like where's wally)

Little ships come out the sides when it lands, maybe tanks?

That's what one of my earlier primitive cruise missiles did to the QEII.

Also, I've got my own troop carrier.

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[zekes]

http://i.imgur.com/I2facuP.png

That's what one of my earlier primitive cruise missiles did to the QEII.

Also, I've got my own troop carrier.

http://imgur.com/a/o0lHZ

Naval Shipbuilding Initiative TRIGGERED.

My TASK-Class destroyer - she does over 45 m/s.

[Spartwo]

That's what one of my earlier primitive cruise missiles did to the QEII.

How high can it go?

[andrew123]

Naval Shipbuilding Initiative TRIGGERED.

My TASK-Class destroyer - she does over 45 m/s.

http://i.imgur.com/NrpQujm.png

That's quite a few intakes.

I actually stripped the latest version of the Nagasaki of intakes, and it still works.

How high can it go?

About 20,000 m, but it mainly does sea skimming at 6 m.

[zekes]

something no one else can do - fire obliquely at flank speed.

[Spartwo]

About 20,000 m, but it mainly does sea skimming at 6 m.

That's too close for comfort. I should mention it flies.

[andrew123]

That's too close for comfort. I should mention it flies.

That was the spec of my earlier cruise missile. The P-500 Bazalt on my Nagasaki does much, much more... (1 m sea skimming at 200 m/s)

Also, Zekes, try removing all intakes on the bottom and see how fast it goes. Those i-beam stability supports are exposed weak spots.

[Spartwo]

I don't think weak spots should be stronger than most of the ship:P

[Megalodon 720]

Aww... But it'll give your naval doctors some on-the-field experience.

...until your hospital ship ends up like the Sheffield.

http://i.imgur.com/b1J5ssGl.jpg

They may have taken the Sheffield but we took the General Belgrano (And, ultimately, the Falklands).

Fun fact: HMS Conqueror is the only nuclear powered sub to sink an enemy ship with torpedoes.

[andrew123]

I don't think weak spots should be stronger than most of the ship:P

Until they get knocked off.

They may have taken the Sheffield but we took the General Belgrano (And, ultimately, the Falklands).

http://news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/images/59990000/jpg/_59990410_belgrano.jpg

Fun fact: HMS Conqueror is the only nuclear powered sub to sink an enemy ship with torpedoes.

The brits even used a WWII era torpedo.

[zekes]

Until they get knocked off.

Except the fact that I have four of them, and it still floats without them; they just protect against submarine/ side attacks, so it doesn't flip.

These "weak spots" would mean you' d have to hit the ship at least 3 direct times: 2 side supports, and once on the side enough to flip it. but good luck hitting them, they're underwater

EIDT: Also, these deep welled turrets work so well, I think I want to install something similar in the QEII.

[Megalodon 720]

Until they get knocked off.

The brits even used a WWII era torpedo.

We used a Cold War era bomber to disable the runway in the Falklands and refuelled the plane 7 times (and we did the bombing raid 7 times too).

Edited December 14, 2014 by Megalodon 720

[andrew123]

Except the fact that I have four of them, and it still floats without them; they just protect against submarine/ side attacks, so it doesn't flip.

These "weak spots" would mean you' d have to hit the ship at least 3 direct times: 2 side supports, and once on the side enough to flip it. but good luck hitting them, they're underwater

http://i.imgur.com/TjYl2ra.png

How fast does it go without the intakes? I'm tempted to intake spam on my destroyer to see how fast it can go.

We used a WWII era bomber to disable the runway in the Falklands and refuelled the plane 7 times (and we did the bombing raid 7 times too).

I would call the Vulcan a decolonization-era bomber.

[zekes]

We used a WWII era bomber to disable the runway in the Falklands and refuelled the plane 7 times (and we did the bombing raid 7 times too).

actually, it was cold-war era (1956)

[Megalodon 720]

actually, it was cold-war era (1956)

Fixed, thanks for that.

[andrew123]

actually, it was cold-war era (1956)

Make sure to report on the speed: I'm curious.

Also, my hull design is quite different from yours.

[zekes]

Make sure to report on the speed: I'm curious.

Also, my hull design is quite different from yours.

true - and it's 45.6 m/s top speed.