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I read about other benefits to turning into torpedoes; if you turn away, you may oversteer while dodging torpedoes that are chasing you from behind and you may fail to dodge IJN CV torpedoes that converge. But I ask only about the question in the title. TugboatJD commented: The other reason is that if you turn out, your odds of taking more torpedoes than you would if you turned in are pretty high. Roflkopt3r commented: Let's take this situation. For a torpedo to hit you, it needs to occupy the same X and Y-coordinates as you[r] ship. Staying broadside means that you maximise your length along the Y-axis, so many torpedoes can hit you at once. You want to dodge left or right to minimise your profile along the Y-axis, decreasing the chance that a torpedo will intersect you along that a...