alright ill take note

should do. this mod literally changes a single number in a data sheet so I doubt it'll ever be incompatible.

This work in 2025?

Thanks for the great mods.
Two weeks is just about the same as a vacation.
A realistic style of play would be to visit the suburbs each time.
But there's a difference between taking a break when you want to and taking a whole day to load up on potatoes.

Thank you. There are so many mods on this workshop that the modder only edits one thing, but uploads the entire original spreadsheet undoing every other mod that accesses that spreadsheet to vanilla.

U-boat Modding done right.

perkele12   - thanks

@iochan87 I don't know, but after looking on uboat.net at the time between real historical uboat patrols, it seems it was usually at least 2 weeks but often more. I don't think all of this time can have been spent on just re-arming/resupplying the boat. It would have greatly depended on any damage the boat took during its patrol as well and how bad the damage was. I imagine the crews also got some amount of leave after each patrol as well but I'm not sure about that either.

I guess the devs made the resupply time so long to reflect the time between real uboat patrols. If you prefer historical accuracy then don't use this mod I guess.

Actually you can edit the time to whatever you want by going to C:\Users\User\AppData\LocalLow\Deep Water Studio\UBOAT\Mods\reduced-u-boat-resupply-time\Data Sheets and opening General. There, change the value of "s/kg" (seconds per kg) to whatever you want and it should change in your save. I'll put this in the mod description.

thanks you, finally, the only one must have mod for game
may the gods protect you

Would love some kind of customisable UI to edit this, either at launch or at will. Sometimes it feels the resupply periods are appropriate, but sometimes they are too long - being able to find our own sweet spots would be great!

How many days did German submarines actually spend replenishing supplies in port before going out to sea?