I recently installed the Jetpack mod, and got a tank airborne, and then let it crash into the ocean. I guess because of the weight of the tank, the "camera" view followed the tank down as it sunk. I was extremely surprised to see that the ocean/sea floor dropped off much as you'd expect in real life. It goes down quite a way.
The reason this surprised me was because the first time I used the Battlefield Recorder, I started out "underground" and saw that in Dalian Plant that the water continued underneath the entire battlefield. So I figured it was just easier to do that then render it away or try to contain it. But if stuff like that is done, then why would they bother creating a basin deep enough for a sub or at least underwater diving? Why not just have a flat bottom?
Or am I reading too much into it? What are the chances of a modder creating a sub that launches from the inside of the ship off the coast of Dalian Plant? It'd certainly help at times when the ship is being attacked and is the last spawn point.
PS: Sorry if this has been discussed before. I did a search for "ocean" and "sea", and ran out of ideas about what to look for. I've already seen the words "sub" and "submarine" used a billion times so that wouldn't really help.
The reason this surprised me was because the first time I used the Battlefield Recorder, I started out "underground" and saw that in Dalian Plant that the water continued underneath the entire battlefield. So I figured it was just easier to do that then render it away or try to contain it. But if stuff like that is done, then why would they bother creating a basin deep enough for a sub or at least underwater diving? Why not just have a flat bottom?
Or am I reading too much into it? What are the chances of a modder creating a sub that launches from the inside of the ship off the coast of Dalian Plant? It'd certainly help at times when the ship is being attacked and is the last spawn point.
PS: Sorry if this has been discussed before. I did a search for "ocean" and "sea", and ran out of ideas about what to look for. I've already seen the words "sub" and "submarine" used a billion times so that wouldn't really help.



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