The VIIC can equip the Schnorchel (snorkel) from mid-1944, allowing diesel running at periscope depth. This is a game-changer for surviving Allied air radar (Leigh Light, Metox detection).
Whether you play vanilla or install GWX for its expanded roster of Type XIV Milk Cows and Type XXIII Elektroboots, remember this: Silent Hunter is not about which submarine you command. It’s about how you command it. The periscope doesn’t care about displacement or torpedo count—only the hand that raises it. silent hunter 3 all submarines
If you plan a career lasting into 1944–1945, the VIIC is mandatory. For 1941–1943, stick with the VIIB. 4. Type IXB & IXC – The Long-Range Hunter (1941–1945) Historical Context: The Type IX was designed for distant waters: the Caribbean, Gulf of Mexico, Freetown (Africa), and even the Indian Ocean. They were larger, slower to dive, but carried more fuel and torpedoes. The VIIC can equip the Schnorchel (snorkel) from