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Type IIA: 18
Type IID: 20
Type VIIB: 22
Type VIIC: 24
Type VIIC/41: 26

2 additional officer slot unlocks for a total of 8 officers plus your skipper

Oxygen consumption rates altered to achieve 10-12 hours of air (before modifiers).

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Crew: 60% Sea Wolves - 30% Anxious - 10% Weak

Officers: 50% Tough - 7% Merchant - 7% Diver - 7% Cook - 6% Specialist - 3% Connections - 4% Linguist - 4% per language

All officers are runners, though running was tweaked down slightly to avoid overshooting.

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Leader: Focus - Supporter - Gunner - Radio Usage - Thorough

Engineer: Management - Handyman - Salvager - Radio Usage - Throrough

Radioman: Paramedic - Supporter - Salvager - Radio Usage - Sensitive Hearing


Leader: Management - Iron Fist - Navigator - Ship Engineer - Personal Skills - Sensitive Hearing

Engineer: Engine Specialist - Iron Fist - Gunner - Ship Engineer - Torpedo Mechanic - Mechanic

Radioman: Management - Propeller Identification - Gunner - Medical Coordinator - Personal Skills - Mechanic

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Unskilled
No Follower: ~37 minutes
+1 Follower: ~11-1/2 minutes
+2 Follower: ~7-1/2 minutes

Skilled
No Follower: ~27-1/2 minutes
+1 Follower: ~9 minutes
+2 Follower: ~7 minutes

No Follower: ~2-1/2 minutes
+1 Follower: ~1-1/2 minutes
+2 Follower: ~1 minute

T1: 72 minutes
T2: 48 minutes
T3/T5: 54 minutes

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• Most discipline reward sources reduced sharply
  
  
• Default discipline gain reduced slightly, default overwork penalty reduced slightly
  
  
• Most discipline reducing and stress increasing states increased

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• Stack limits of food and supplies extended upwards to facilitate longer remote deployments
  
  
• IIA Fuel Tank extended from 13750 to 18250, giving her range more similar to a IIB
  
  
• Vacations adjusted:
  • In Port - 7 days - 1500 Budget
    
  • +1 Buff - 11 days - 3000 Budget (French Campsite, Bavarian Village)
    
  • +2 Buff - 14 days - 4500 Budget (French Chateau)
    
  • +3 Buff - 21 days - 6000 Budget (Berchtesgaden)
    
  • +3 Buff - 21 days - 9000 Budget (Eagle's Nest)
  
  
• Mine Laying and Norway campaign milestones are now 1 patrol for Bronze, 2 additional for Silver, and a further additional 2 for Gold (1, 3, and 5 total). This reduces the Norway campaign by one mission (many players just miss completion of 6) and extends both Mining campaigns to continue providing ocassional alternative low-risk/medium-return mission profiles in exchange for missed hunting time
  
  
• Atlantic Operations campaign start date moved to Jan 1, 1940. This will help close up the drought of content that seems to settle in from Nov 39-Mar 40. This also allows a fair chance for the IIA start to acquire a VIIB before the Norway campaign begins, where the IID is very ill-suited to perform the fleet submarine role required there
  
  
• Southern Routes campaign reduced to 3 for Bronze, 4 additional for Silver, and a further additional 5 for Gold (3, 7, and 12 total).
  
  
• Broad reductions in campaign milestone rewards, but less aggressively towards later campaigns
  
  
• Retention of high value goods (medical supplies, antibiotics, vitamin supplements) and targeted reductions of weights/increase in stacks of some precious materials if you feel like dithering about on the surface to collect such things
  
  
• Individual standard patrol mission length extended, GRT expectations raised, and rewards reduced significantly. Budget is reduced somewhat, though direct tonnage sinking tends to trivialize the entire idea of the economy until very late in the war
  
  
• Reputation will now come largely through campaign goals, alternative mission types, side tasks, and interactions with survivors (give supplies/take prisoners)
  
  
• XP rates reduced

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The cumulative effect of these changes may make late-era starts far more difficult than the design intends. Likewise, with the shift of reputation towards non-standard content, patrol-only mission type selection in the difficulty/realism setup screen may make accumulation of reputation burdensome. This mod is intentionally targeted towards re-pacing the first 2 or so years of the war to hopefully discourage sprinting to progression goals and then finding little else to hold interest for long periods, leading to boredom and burnout.