From The Depths - Submarine Build - Red October #1
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
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Welcome comrade! We're building the Red October. Please board our submarine and get ready for battle.
This video is not intended for children.
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I’d like to imagine that this sub is being built by things that they managed to find from the Glorious
You served stealth well, glorious..... may you rest in peace.
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Let's just say the Glorious got in a storm and was torn to small bits. Then those bits just drifted along and found their way back to their captain
@@admDanRyan ja
1) If you don't care about moving very quickly, you can get away with not having any engine power at all (or just enough to run resource gatherers and what have you) if you use dedicated heliblades for propulsion
2) In the interest of floating easily, you could always just stick a big blob of lightweight alloy generally on the top or the sides
EDITS (Also spelling above)
3) Adventure mode starts you off with a bunch of resources in commodities, so you've got about 700 resources more than it says you do. F5 will give them to your ship, but it automatically uses them if you run out of resources while building, so you don't need to unless you need ammo or something.
4) No self-respecting submarine comes without hydrofoils? Why, I've built plenty of submarines with no hydrofoils (I tend to just use propellers for pitch and depth)! We don't need hydrofoils! Though I suppose your way of actual ballast tanks and suchlike is more realistic than my "make a hovercraft but underwater" approach...
5) Might I recommend an IFF for your torpedo? Unless you go with unguided torps, which I personally like but I can completely understand why you might not want to simultaneously juggle aiming, avoiding fire, cameras, and so on all at once. Ah, you already took care of the IFF. Never mind then
6) Teeth... there might be a way to do that using the newish camo system and some paint, or you could try an image projector inside the hull, or maybe something fancy involving a bunch of mimics and/or decorations (CTRL-X)... you were probably kidding, but it can be done
Other people: Build first frame from wood, so it has enough buoyancy and is cheap.
Stealth: I'm gonna brute force that metal box !
"SS Turtle"
That would be a nice name, Stealth.
SS Sea Turtle
@@womf726 even better.
@@sreetamganguly3204 thanks
Really looking forward to seeing how this thing develops. Almost joined the Royal Navy as a submariner... even spent a week on HMS Sovereign (Swiftsure class) as a cadet. Really want to see you kick ass in this. :)
If you want to build faster I recommend putting blocks you want into your hotbar.
I really should do that more yeah.
Loved the video Stealth17 Gaming! Yes, I'm still watching the story of the Glorious, but a few key points for the submarine must be addressed really quick:
1). Submarines are usually faster on the surface, hence why they usually have a deck gun of some sort (American Gato's with 3"/50 cal and Balao's with 5"/25 cal for example). In your case, it could be a High Velocity 3"/54 caliber gun or the "Harpoon Missile" you built for the Glorious.
2). The Red October, as most of us know, was a fictional Modified Typoon-class Submarine. Top speed was 12 Knots (6.1733 mps) on the surface and 27 Knots (13.89 mps) submerged with a test depth of 400 meters (1300 feet). The dimensions are 198 meters (643 feet 6 inches) in Length with a 28 meter (91 feet) beam, and a draft (when surfaced) of 12 meters (39 feet). The "SS Turtle",as most of the comments will be naming the submarine, will most like not get close to being this large even if this series makes it to episode 40-42.
3). A Conning Tower with auxiliary controls for when you're surfaced would be a nice idea, maybe similar in appearance to the Typhoon's, or the German Type IXC's of the second world war.
A second propeller or "Screw" as the Navy (predominantly the U.S. Navy) would say, to slightly increase speed and probably save of materials. The Dive Planes are to help the submarine remain as stable as possible when submerged, whereas a Hydrofoil simply has the ship coming out of the water when in use, almost like what happened to a Takao-class Heavy Cruiser when a Gato of yours surfaced from underneath the cruiser (though not necessarily like that but apparence wise, yes).
Again, loved the video Stealth17 Gaming and I look forward to see how much of a monster this submarine will get.
Submarines nowadays definitely don't have any deck guns. In this playthrough I'll probably add one at some point with supercavitating shells.
If you do end up adding a deck gun, a setup like the French Surcouf class or British M class submarines with a set of guns like on the Glorious would be an idea you might want to look into.
@@phoenix5384 maybe add a single 250mm gun from the quad 250mm on the glorious.
internal aedicated heliblades and ion thrusters would be good propulsion options. You can use ejectors to get VLS missiles out of the water, or torpedoes for weaponry. An APS turret with a supercavitation base would also be effective, but HE, frag, and flak damage will be reduced to 75%. Impact rounds might work better.
Right now it looks like the Typhoon class sub which is really cool
Isn’t that what the Red October was?
Yes
@@soupthemighty2713 Yes, the Red October is a Typhoon class, the only external difference between the fictional sub and the real one is that the Red October is bigger and has a hydrodynamic towed array pod/casing (like the one in the project 971 Akula)in the rudder, while the real one has smaller ones on both Stern Planes (like the ones on american subs)
@@Vchk1917 And the Red October had a caterpillar drive
@@danielross7983 yes
Good luck with the new series, looking forward to seeing where you go with it.
One thing though, you don't appear to have an air pump in your command center section, think it got removed when you made the floor deeper, that's when the outer ones initially disappeared as well
Oh this is beautiful.... I miss the Glorious... *Salutes* but by golly I am looking forward to this
Do you think you'll paint her black!
We're doing subs now?
Aight, geenral tips instead of relatively complex ones
1. Subs operate on relatively the same rules as building ships. Try and get your mass on the bottom to stay upright
2. The simplest way to make a submarine is to use a ship AI with hover nd pitch control enables. Just set their standard height to negative and the AI will do the work
3. PIDs are a sub's best friend. They'll make your sub travel much smoother
4. If you're using purely torpedos and missiles for your submarine, a wireless snooper can be all that you need as the AI knows the relative location of the enemy
5. Since you're mostly underwater, you'll just need sonar decoys for the peky torpedoes
6. Use metal on the bottom, but use light alloy on top for the submarine. Make bouyancy and center of mass steer to the right places to keep the craft upright
Aftee seeing this video ,I really want to see a ICBM gameplay with subs!!!!
Hurrah, you used my name suggestion :)
May the power of Lenin be with you komrade ))))
(Subnautica cyclops voice) Warning: Vessel Cavitating
After you die in this adventure mode, could you do a real campaign? (I believe it is called the neter campaign)
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P. S. Update. 8 breaks with 2 advertisements
Damn. UA-cam's editor says there are only 2. I really can't fix this :(
@@Stealth17Gaming i understood. It is sad that creators can't control it. It's getting out of control ewerywhere....
It is time to live like a Real Pirate: live from the spoils of the war.
It was saying that it was not breached becuse the hole was outside the water, so the water couldnt get in
Can you make a series playing through one of the campaigns?
No, not going to do that. I don't find the campaigns that interesting.
@@Stealth17Gaming ok. Have you seen the land based combat? I'm not sure if you can do land based combat in any of the other modes available in FTD yet.
@@wolfcommando8467 Seen some of it but haven't looked into it too much.
@@Stealth17Gaming this is the reason stealth
Where you need a bigger submarine with a quad engines
Because in the glorous in last episode they use a ambush tactics
To make players a fatal mistake
You cannot fight the bigger and stronger naval forces in head on confrontation but you can
ambush from behind in order you to survive
Stone may have been a better option for a submarine, has may of the same properties as metal aside from the armor class. It would get you a cheaper hull. Them as you go you could start replacing stone with metal. At some point having an outer layer of rubber would make you much harder to detect with active sonars. If you switch your propulsion over to ion thrusters and ran completely on RTGs used passive sensors and avoid using wireless receivers you would have an extremely stealth sub that cannot be picked up by active or passive sensors very easily.
Something you may want to try to make it easier on yourself to change depth is to hot key some acbs to change the fake point in your depth control pid. Then you can change your depth with just a tap of a button and make it easier to surface should you want to use a warp gate or do a crash dive at a moments notice.
Something I have experimented with when I did adventure mode and using a submarine is having a resource collector on a docking station with a spin block that can be turned 90 degrees to raise and lower the collector. Again you could hot key that with acbs. If you max out the distance on the docking station you can sit about 90m below the surface and still gather materials provided you had the collector in position.
Tried it. Stone is too heavy. I couldn't generate enough buoyoncy.
@@Stealth17Gaming check the stats on both, the only differences between the two are cost, armor class, and hitpoints. buoyancy and weight are exactly the same.
I love submarines in FtD. Yes, some say they are 'cheesy' because it lets you avoid so much damage from lasers, any shells without supercavitation bases, missiles other than torps, etc. but at the same time I argue that is offset by all the detection systems and types you cannot use (including laser and munition warners), that you can't use lasers yourself, that your own shells are all going to need to be supercavitating, and, of course, that you can't use any non-submerged gates/portals. So I think it is balanced.
As soon as possible you need some detection, and I'd recommend 360 degree passive sonar at first. It helps to keep you stealthy, and they count towards detecting incoming torpedoes, which are going to be the biggest threat to you in the early game. *ONLY* the 360 degree sonars count to detect incoming torpedoes (either the passive or the active will work), so you absolutely need at least one to be able to mount torpedo intercepting torpedoes.
One tip I'll also mention early, just so you know it - Alloy blocks have very low sonar signature compared to metal, and have almost as much armour and health values as metal. So if you go for a 2m or 3m thick hull eventually, you may want the outer layer of armour to be alloy, just to make you as undetectable as possible, and give the enemies the least possible accuracy against you.
Oh, and a bonus tip. Because sonar is going to be your only reliable detection system unless or until using buoys and/or drones, you really want to remember to use signal processors on your torpedoes whenever you can fit one. These massively improve their ability not to be completely countered by noisemakers, and so significantly improve their actual damage output and effectiveness.
What about rubber as an outer layer?
talking about submarines
suggests alloy
@@danielross7983 rubber provides very little armour, and its sole value really is to prevent collision damage. Other than that one purpose it is incredibly easily damaged and destroyed. Alloy by comparison is almost as strong as metal, and gives far less sonar signature. In fact the only downside to alloy for submarines is that it is so buoyant which can make it harder for a sub to stay submerged unless there's some heavy old components inside.
@@britishknightakaminininja1123 The reason I asked about rubber is because modern submarines are covered in rubber tiles to reduce both noise emission and active sonar returns. Does it have the same effect in FTD?
@@danielross7983 No. It also seems that rubber is far less effective as armour in the game than hardened and reinforced rubber derivatives are in the real world.
? stealth if you could serve on any warship what would it be
Submarine probably. It's what I initially wanted when I tried signing up for the Dutch navy.
You should end up putting a flak turret on top like a u boat
What's happening when you exit the map and that wierd space thing pops up?
Glorious 2.0 better,faster, sleeker, even harder to detect.
If you want some super tasty torpedos - tandem warhead! Starting from the back side - torpedo motor, fins, fuel tank, ballast tank. HE body x4. Fins, armored body x4, torpedo sonar, thumper/AP head with some HE mixed in there for armor blasting measure.
Glad you did another adventure. I like these most of all compared to yoyr other content. Not to say your other content isn't good. I just like this more
looking forward to this new series, good luck!
why does the submarine look like the aroura from subnatica? the time 26:21
Great tactic!
Just build something that's supposed to sink! :D
Steam Jets!!!
SS sea shark
Is it possible to build a missile launcher that launches underwater, like from nuclear subs carrying nuclear missiles. That way you can be somehow invulnerable. Maybe. If not then a standard VLS and torpedo launchers can do the job, maybe also a railgun like from the Zumwalt might be possible.
Use VLS tubes with ejectors, set the missiles to start thrusting a couple of seconds after launch.
Yes, coming in a future episode.
@@Stealth17Gaming Nice, thanks stealth, that would be cool to watch.
Submarines with cavitation aps are really op
FTD is back! (First :)
Completely forgot about this game
Why does it sound like it's raining in the beginning?
27:30 It's a Battlestar Galactica prow!
I know it sounds weird, but a submarine with a powerful enough short range laser is LETHAL, just get under the enemy ship, then fire, you can watch the enemy ship sinks in front of your eyes, can you have a pretty good chance to destroy their AI lol
The SS Turtleshead for a name?
looks kind of like the main body of the Battlestar Galatica. Looking forward to more From the Depths
Even though I never thought I could play this game due to the learning wall, I still bought it on steam these days and tried to play it.
After some attemps, I have my own sub now and its working really good!
Thank you for showing me the game - Its long ago I had this much fun in a game :)
Congrats on your sub :). It's very rewarding in this game when you finally get what you want to build.
@@Stealth17Gaming Thanks, it really is rewarding.
I just need to improve my damage capebility, as I'm currently seeing enemies drafts, that can resist a lot of my rocket and torpedo attacks.
But I gathered 160k materials (got really lucky with huge enemies killing each other). So its time to let my sub grow a bit today and give it 2 or 4 big missles :)
Here is a look at me current build, if interested: ibb.co/wrr2Jrg
There is an option in settings that allows you to see the current drag force for both air and water. Which is super helpful when trying to reduce the drag.
It is an intresting game but the controls where simple to complicated for my liking
Make a soviet sub lol
Hyped.
Yay
lies
it's not red
Second :D
Stealth it would be cool if you made your sub like the type 21 or type 7 German U-Boot.
Rather than hydrofoils/diveplanes/whatever you want to call them, just use your roll control props for dual purpose roll/pitch control.