(The video link is a time stamp, you really only need to watch like a minute of it.)

Yeah I've been getting this multiple times with air launched torpedoes as well. I lost my first carrier from this.

Yep. I've seen air-launched torps suddenly veer 90deg left from initial heading and slam into the side of my carrier. I have seen torps do this quite a lot: ~ 25% of the time in my experience.

Well torpedoes launched from a carrier going at full speed have the problem that the carrier gets ahead of the torpedoes, until the carrier enters the seeking cone and then the torpedo turns and hits the carrier. So check it's not that. Anyways, more air dropped torpedo fuckery: https://i.imgur.com/P7YbfSM.jpg

No it's not that @Snoman

Check the video.

Is it possible that somehow the torpedos are touching each other if air dropped, even with several second's separation? If that is the case, we need either a reasonable way to separate them further, such as setting travel speeds, or other measures such as torps not having hitboxes for friendly torps, or torps being able to remember their previous vector if they hit an obstacle without blowing up or sth similar.

thanks for this report, the video is very useful.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/kbm7zn5m6z2ataj/torpedomadness_1.jpg?raw=1

https://www.dropbox.com/s/bh8i86bwtjyjuz0/torpedomadness_2.jpg?raw=1

Thanks for the reports and the videos and screenshots. We can't reproduce the issue. We don't debate there is an issue, but it is not easy to reproduce as the issue report claims.