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also very good
Torpedo reloads would be nice, but submarines aren't really viable for fighting AI anyway since they can see and shoot underwater.
It already can dive really quick, simply set a dramatically lower target depth.
There really isn't enough room to access a ton of things between the subs inner hull and outer hull. On top of that, there isn't a really good spot to tuck an access hatch.
There was no traditional deck gun mounted on the Trafalgar-Class. The largest gun on board would be a pair of 50 cal. machine guns that can be mounted to the bridge when surfaced, however I don't have room to add those to this replica.
I believe this is due to the area around the pressure hull flooding, I'm likely gonna add a set of pumps in there to prevent flooding in there.
maybe a crash dive option which would increase the diving speed however it will fill the hull with water (later can be pumped out, would be good in emergencies.)
an maintenance hatch into the hull itself would be good for piping fixes.
also, a deck gun would be good to have.
During major flooding of this vessel by enemy attacks i have noticed that compartment 4 and 5 did not drain by bilge pumps. is this a bug or was there damage making the pumps non functional?