I wonder, what would happen if the RMS Titanic were sunk on her Maiden voyage? There was that close encounter with that iceburg on April 14th 1912. What would happen if she has been sunk there?
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Everyone knows that on April 14th, 1915 the RMS Titanic was Sunk by a German U-Boat a day from Southhampton.
Because if someone went OOC: When's the point of diversion? I just added it there just incase if someone asked.If everyone knows this, why are you saying it?
I wonder, what would happen if the RMS Titanic were sunk on her Maiden voyage? There was that close encounter with that iceburg on April 14th 1912. What would happen if she has been sunk there?
What was it that could have sunk her, out of interest?
Iceberg. They were in an iceberg field at that point. If my history is right - and I'd like to be corrected if I'm wrong - the use of binoculars and the waves meant they were able to see them from a distance and avoid them.
An iceberg? No way. An iceberg would have had to hit it so it ruptured a half dozen compartments, and unless the iceberg had engines it couldn't do it. Maybe if it was a German "Iceberg Class" U-Boat.
OOC: Lets have some more fun and say that the RMS titanic was sunk in WWI.