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People are talking about a soups… New England clam chowder is the best soup

Peatiktist wrote:

Concept has existed irl since WW2. I'd say not futuristic, as long as you keep the transport capacity limited.

Only thing I can see being issues is the fact that it wouldn't be as usable as a normal amphibious assault craft. They can't get to the shore so troops would have to be deployed a ways off the coast and swim in.

I would not be using them like that, I would be using them to resupply ships, and board enemy ships without the enemy knowing.

United commonwealth of american states wrote:

People are talking about a soups… New England clam chowder is the best soup

Zuppa Toscana. That or homemade potato soup.

United commonwealth of american states wrote:

I would not be using them like that, I would be using them to resupply ships, and board enemy ships without the enemy knowing.

Boarding ships without the enemy knowing is pretty unrealistic, because the subs would have to surface to deploy troops unless the crew decides they want to drown themselves.

As for supply....
Sure, but that's pretty expensive for supply craft.

West Khazana Finsstan wrote:

No JUST PLAIN BROTH

Alright so water.

West Khazana Finsstan wrote:

No JUST PLAIN BROTH

You need to go to a mental institution

Because everyone is talking about soup

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kqbKEqzsAI

Peatiktist wrote:

Boarding ships without the enemy knowing is pretty unrealistic, because the subs would have to surface to deploy troops unless the crew decides they want to drown themselves.

As for supply....
Sure, but that's pretty expensive for supply craft.

I’m just making a few, and the sub would get close to the surface, but have a porthole or hatch or something on the bottom or side to release the troops, it might not be pretty, or efficient in the water, but it would get the job done.

Danelaw Scandinavia wrote:

It's a soup that I've mainly had from Olive Garden, it has spinach, onion, bacon bits, sausage, heavy cream and potatoes. It's really good.

Sounds good.

United commonwealth of american states wrote:

I’m just making a few, and the sub would get close to the surface, but have a porthole or hatch or something on the bottom or side to release the troops, it might not be pretty, or efficient in the water, but it would get the job done.

Yes, that would still flood the craft. Water would flow in to equalize the water level in the craft with sea level.

Peatiktist wrote:

Yes, that would still flood the craft. Water would flow in to equalize the water level in the craft with sea level.

F*ck. Subnautica’s science is inaccurate then.

Of Centralist Brexit wrote:

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Why was I mentioned?

I switched to a different device and it retained a random message mentioning you.

United commonwealth of american states wrote:

F*ck. Subnautica’s science is inaccurate then.

What you would need to do is something similar to an airlock on sci-fi spaceships.

Two airtight doors, only open the outside door when the inside one is fully sealed. Then, you drain the water from the chamber and do it again for as many soldiers as you can.

Depending on the power of the pumps that are being used (probably not as efficient as possible due to limited power supply), you could probably get a soldier out every 2-3 minutes.