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    I think it might have been more exciting if, the Captain
    had shouted the following commands, much like David
    Hedison of Seaview did in "Voyage To The Bottom of
    The Sea" decades ago.

    I remember, as a kid then, these were the moments that I
    really looked forward to in the TV movie.


    "Fire One !" (or two, three, etc) instead of "Firing Tube One"

    "Blow All Tanks !" rather than "Blow Ballast!"

    "Dive! Dive! Dive!" instead of "Crash Dive!"
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    lmao..we should have sparks on the radio and kowalski on the repair party...hell chief sharky might as well come along too,,,good hunting....
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    If you swicth the voice lanuge to Greman then you get ALAAAAAARM!!!! instead of "Crash Dive" And Los! instead of Firing tube one. And other stuff.
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    I think the usage of "fire tube one" instead of "fire one" may have something to do with the clarity of the command. If I say "fire two" am I saying fire tube two or fire two torpedoes?

    The usage of precise orders eliminates confusion and misunderstandings and the questioning of verbal orders. The same reason goes for the usage of phonetic pronunciation over radios. "Five" can sound like "nine" over a poor radio connection. That is why we say "five" for 5, and "niner" for 9. Likewise when specifying individual letters, "C" can sound like "G" or other letters in English, so we say "Charlie" for "C" and so forth.
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    I would like "Scotty" voice from Startrek saying as I order Flank:

    "She canna take much more Capt'n, she'll blow"

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    Whoops, last night I tried recording my own voice using
    Sound Recorder shouting the above commands, then
    converted the WAV files to OGG files with converter
    software downloaded online.

    Then I renamed and replaced the respective OGG files
    in the "Speech_en" with mine. There seemed to
    be so many similarly named sound files in the respective
    subfolders (Nos. 1 to 9), and I didn't know which was which.

    For example, "Firing Tube One" had the following files,
    all in the subfolders 1 to 9 :

    WeO_K_Firing _Tube_One
    WeO_P_Firing_Tube_One
    WeO_S_Firing_Tube_One


    So I replaced them all with same "Fire One !" file, reloaded the game....and it crashed !

    Will have to reinstall the game again today.
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