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Originally Posted by Fifi
they are at 90% armed since 41…
No, I will turn them off, that’s better to the unanimity 
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whats your thoughts on the sinking without zero speed effect that NYGM has?
Silent running sinking effect that occurred from the bilge pump being turned off is super realistic IMO.No way to pump water out and the bilge starts filling and more rapidly the deeper you go.
That said I feel that coming to a complete stop and maintaining depth should be possible because of the negative tank.In a real world sub when the ballast tanks are filled the subs have slight positive buoyancy (done opposite in NYGM).The sole purpose of the negative tank is to be able to counter this slight positive buoyancy,whether for faster crash dive or to maintain a set depth.....
I am just not sold on this sinking when stopped function of NYGM.I would as a captain order to maintain periscope depth and so the negative tank would be filled and drained to maintain and being right at surface at periscope depth I would think not much compressed air is needed to pump air into this small tank.Just wondering is all......