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When was the last time you heard of a bunch of billionaires trapped in a lost sub operated by a game-boy controller, possibly spending their last few moments gazing at the bow of the Titanic, with air supply rapidly dwindling? Box office suspense sci-fi thrillers don't hold a candle to this one.

Maybe wait on the offensive memes until the window of survival has passed and there's no way they could be gasping on their last breaths while bolted into a tin can either bobbing on the surface possibly seeing rescue craft in the distance or planes overhead, or staring at the bow of the...

Middle diver's only leg is growing out of her tank.

Bred can't hear you.

Well not that it's "wrong" persay, but not typical. Two of the divers appear to be missing their lower appendages.

Bret might not know all of that.

Bret may feel otherwise.

Which faucet? There's one open on the Titanic? I've heard that rather amazingly, after all this time, the swimming pool is still full of water.

Just saw this old post since the thread was bumped by a recent post. I gotta say- there are two types of divers who use retractors: Those who have lost gear and those who are going to lose gear. I had my backup computer on a retractor on my left D-Ring. As I pulled myself along the tag line...

Worse if bobbing on the surface and not being found before the air runs out. At least if they were inside the wreck they'd have something to look at.

It's also about the suspense factor. Once it's been determined that there's no chance of survival because the breathable air ran out, it becomes a possible body recovery and people will rapidly lose interest until and unless the sub is found.

Of course it's not the "same" but close enough and not worth the trade off of being locked inside a metal tin can that is not rated for the depth it's headed for. I have a lingering, burning question. How do they take a crap inside such a small space? Does everyone just avert their eyes and...

Apparently neither is the Titan.

The VT Pro plastic outer housing is prone to falling apart over time and the straps tend to suffer the same fate. Doesn't affect the operation of the computer and it doesn't seem to make it any more suceptible to damage. That much being said rubber bungee boots are the way to go. DSS made them...

Is that your opinion or do your friends tell you that? I'm working a theory.

Thanks! You're my new best friend. Which isn't saying all that much given that I don't have any friends.

You sound like the biggest idiot out of everyone who posted on this thread before you got here.

Subsurface provides support too (at no charge). The developer posts here, there is an online forum for questions and problems which is well staffed, and they reply directly to personal messages. In fact the developer was the one who showed me how to go in and manually edit the log file to fix...

What does Diving Log have, at $39 that Subsurface doesn't have, at $0? Also- Subsurface has another feature I'd like to make the threadstarter aware of in case he hasn't figured it out. Subsurface offers a free Cloud account. In addition to having the logbook file stored locally on your PC...

The Groupers are, they just don't know it yet.