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What is the rationale for national differences in turret hits leading to explosions?
Posted by
iain.ralph64@gmail.com
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23 March 2023
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I am new to GQ3 and first few encounters between opposing ships has led to an extraordinary high number of ships detonating.
I have noticed that the French ships are slated to blow up 33% of the time after a single turret hit (which seems extraordinarily high), most other nations at 25% (including the RN, which seems to fly in the face of their wartime record) while the German and US ships are rated at 1/12 chance which seems far more realistic.
I cannot find any information on what was fundamentally different between the various nation's turret and magazine layouts that would suggest a fundamental difference in risk.
Do the game designers have any information on this?
I have noticed that the French ships are slated to blow up 33% of the time after a single turret hit (which seems extraordinarily high), most other nations at 25% (including the RN, which seems to fly in the face of their wartime record) while the German and US ships are rated at 1/12 chance which seems far more realistic.
I cannot find any information on what was fundamentally different between the various nation's turret and magazine layouts that would suggest a fundamental difference in risk.
Do the game designers have any information on this?
This question is best presented in the GQ3 forum. You will get a quicker reply there.
Thanks