bump for compass.
Oh yea it's not done yet, im just experimenting now

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We tried this with some guildmates on SS2s with everything but an oberon and got pretty
much the same results, the S-type got 2.5-3 minutes can't remember exactly still clearly
the longest.
Tried out the type II from the moment I pressed dive to where to switch turns to go up.
Dive time 1min 49 sec
Maybe add the speeds with full DP too? well the type II:22/24 diving 18/20

Didnt different number of crew reflect different dive times? I believe the lack of a
sailor or gain of a sailor increase or decreased sub dive times, respectively.

I shall check my Oberon dive times later. To clarify, from beginning of dive until the
arrow leaves the dive section would be correct?

recommend, i need a table like this

I forgot to mention this bug: the moment you are about to be out of air/ an
uncomplete critical dive will make you immune to DC.
Happen to me once, i was in an incomplete critical dive mode. I should have died
instead but no, I didn't die.

I've calculated the DP/sec for critical and the percentage you can crit. dive before you
automatically surface, which is lower than the damage that forces you to automatically
surface anyways.

Well you lose air when you start diving .....

Surface case when you have air:
You still lose air until your ship is really in surface mode .

Surface case when you are out of air:
When you lose all air, your ship start to surface. After a real surface mode, wait for
less than 1 sec before if start refilling air.

It's hard to asnwer your question.
I'll answer your question by saying diving mode

Do we define submerged as fully underwater, or while diving? Because while diving, we use
air, but are still vulnerable, but we stop using air after surfacing unless we are out of air.

Don't ask why im doing weird trick.
*****VIIA test:*****
Note that incertitude from the timer is a factor.
Note that the delay from when you start the timer and when you start diving are
factors.
Note that the time you end the timer when you are out of air are factors.

VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV
THE TIME YOU CAN STAY IN SUBMERGED MODE
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
1st test: Timer for (120+/- 1)sec. The alarm rang, but im still submerged. Which
means it can submerge for more than 2 minutes or 120 seconds if your prefer the
style.
***********************
2nd test: (136+/- 1)sec, the time for the compressor starting from 100% to 0%
Second test rejected, because i neglected some important factors



3rd Test : (132 +/- 1) sec, the time for the compressor starting from 100% to 0%
4th test: (133+/-1) sec , the time for the compressor starting from 100% to 0%
5th test : (132 +/-1) sec,the time for the compressor starting from 100% to 0%
6th test: (132+/-1) sec,the time for the compressor starting from 100% to 0%
Conclusion: For a VIIA types you can stay in submerged mode for [131;133] seconds
because of the incertitude factor.




VIIC test
First test : (152+/- 1)sec, the time it last from 100%to at 0%+surface