When you're done with a patrol, the game checks your renown and gives you a rating according to the values in the table above. I'll just paste this here, and explain what I tried: Minimum Renown Only when a new command is NOT available, will the game reliably offer you a refit. Every new command you decline, was where you would have gotten a refit, if it weren't for the game wanting to offer you a new command first if available.
This is why some people end up in 1944, with a prewar conning tower, and narry a refit in site. So if your determined to see a single boat through the entire war, this poses a bit of a problem since the game just offered you a new command in place of a refit. Naturally, (and unfortunately), the game seems to want to default to new command. So if you meet this criteria, the game offers you the choice of a New command, OR a refit. Refit and new command do not seem to be mutually exclusive. Before I continue, there is one thing about the games logic that I think is happening, and is a vital observation: A couple days and a case of beer later, I think I've figured it out. Just testing things out, seeing how the game behaves. been "patrolling" around Pearl Harbor a lot lately. Ok, i think I've figured out some things regarding refits, new commands, and retirements. Please excuse his use of expletive-undeletives, but I will quote here with the deletives: In the thread from Ducimus, in Post #10, Ducimus reports his experimental discoveries. You might not score points, but there is no negative number received, as there is with the sinking of a friendly or neutral ship (or shooting-down of a similar plane). Number one thing to remember, is that the only penalties involved in the scoring are if you sink a friendly ship, or sink a neutral ship.ĭisobeying orders (or failing to complete a mission) does not have a penalty involved. We can alter certain aspects, and influence some aspects of the game, but in the end, it still “keeps score” the same basic way. The developers, when they wrote the programming for the game, put in certain scoring paradigms that a modder cannot change. He was mostly curious about user impression with Trigger Maru Overhauled (TMO), but it also applies to the Stock game, and all mods. On 17 February, 2011, Ducimus started a thread by that name. Of Refits, New Commands, Rank, and Retirements
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