is there a button to abandon ship so that all your crews dont die

[zombieland09221]

eveytime my sub sinks it takes everone with it is there a way to get my men off?

[Fatrider]

Not this one again

[zombieland09221]

what im just asking dude im tired of loseing my crew to crush depth because i cant get them off the sub

[kandnil]

It sucks to lose a good crew but it's nowhere near how much it sucked in real life. 3/4 of the submariners never made it back and if the game reflects that, then I personally don't mind all that much. After all, this is a game and avoiding losing the boat and crew is a good challenge, game wise.

[The cursed Jäger]

The answer is no.

[kimdownunder]

Originally posted by zombieland09221:

what im just asking dude im tired of loseing my crew to crush depth because i cant get them off the sub

If you are at crush depth, or even periscope depth, there is NO WAY you can get crew off because the water pressure will prevent the hatch opening.
BUT, if you are surfaced then I’d have thought an Abandon Ship order would be fair. Even so, unless you are very close to a friendly base where German units can rescue them, then they are either going to be captured, or die of exposure, or drown ( no life boats on a UBoat).
So really, they are lost to you anyway.

[zombieland09221]

one time i got hit by depth charges and got to the surface some of my crew died do tot the blast so i had 9 crew left i had about a 1 hour to abandon ship before she sunk but no i had to watch my crew die

[CyberTrapper]

Either make repairs and get to base or drown.

[DECAFBAD]

They don't die, they go to a farm, live happily ever after.

[CyberTrapper]

To Valhalla to the Valkyries.

[urseus]

Reload the last save

[CyberTrapper]

Originally posted by urseus:

Reload the last save

Originally posted by urseus:

No no... your playing the game entirely wrong and badly that's all.

[zombieland09221]

its hard to repair a sub when you use up all your parts and there are over 20 holes in her

[DECAFBAD]

Originally posted by zombieland09221:

its hard to repair a sub when you use up all your parts and there are over 20 holes in her

You can seal off one room and limp home

[zombieland09221]

it don't matter when 50% of your sub is flooding you will start to sink

[El Rushbo]

Most sub have a hatch above the rear section known as a "mommy hatch"

Its purpose is so the sailor can point at it and say: "Don't worry mommy, see? There's a hatch in the back so we can get out if something goes wrong."

Apart from a couple accidents in shallow, friendly waters nearly every submarine loss meant the whole crew went with the boat. Since most of the time you're operating in enemy waters, that means in the best case scenario, you're not going home until after the war.