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A destroyer is a small anti-submarine ship, with a displacement generally not exceeding 2,000 tons. Its mission is mainly offshore patrol and long-sea escort, so we will deal with destroyers based on its mission method.

​ ​ 1: Destroyer on patrol.

There are usually only one or two destroyers for such missions, and the submarine should get it done the first time, otherwise there will be big trouble. Moreover, if a destroyer on patrol spots you first, your chances of winning are very low. Therefore, when a destroyer is patrolling, you must sail slowly as long as time allows. Once a destroyer spots you, do not run away, but face it head on. If you hit hard, you will definitely not be able to escape by running. If the first torpedo does not hit, dive down first, turn off the engine, and use the current to sail slowly underwater until all the torpedoes are loaded. If it is not hit, do the same thing. Come again.

2: Destroyer in escort.

Destroyer escort targets caravans and fleets. Let’s talk about the caravan first. Generally, a caravan only has 1 or 2 destroyers. In this case, we will first hide in the place where the caravan must pass. Turn off the engine. The escorting destroyer will not move without a sonar target. So press the "L" key to lock it and fire the torpedo. After the destroyer is done, you can float up and use guns to deal with the merchant ship. If there is a cannon on the merchant ship, use anti-aircraft fire to destroy the cannon first, and then use the 88 cannon to finish it slowly. Next, look at the fleet. The methods of the fleet are similar. Knock out the destroyers first and then attack the bigger ones. If there are too many destroyers, throw all the torpedoes to the big ones and then dive down and run away. Remember, the destroyers must not float up after the fleet has finished fighting them, especially the battleships. Once they float up, they are done. However, the speed of submarines in the water is not as high as theirs. I am worried that they will run away while changing torpedoes. What should I do if this happens? You need to keep a distance from the fleet. When you are close to it, dive down and when it is far away, float up.

Configuration requirements

​ ​ ​Minimum configuration

Processor Intel® Core2Duo® E4400 or AMD® Athlon™ 64 X2 4000+ or ​​above

Operating system Windows® XP (with Service Pack 3) or Windows Vista® (requires Service Pack 2)

Memory 1 GB (XP) / 2 GB (Vista)

DVD-ROM: DVD-ROM speed 4x, dual-layer drive

Hard disk space 10 GB

Graphics card 256 MB DirectX® 9.0c-compatible graphics card (ATI® Radeon HD2600/GeForce®8800 or above)

Sound card DirectX 9.0c-compatible sound card

DirectX version: DirectX 9.0c

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