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RMS Kervic

Operated by the Crown Australia Line, the RMS Kervic was launched in 1908 as a premier ocean liner for the Sydney–Southampton route. Known for her luxurious interiors and dependable service, she carried thousands across the Empire in grand Edwardian style. With twin funnels and elegant lines, the Kervic became a symbol of Australian prestige on the high seas.

Tragically, In 1917, during one of her wartime voyages, Kervic was struck by a German torpedo in the North Atlantic. She sank within hours, taking 312 souls with her. Her loss marked a somber chapter in Australia's maritime history.

• 6 Operational Lifeboats
  
• Simulated Reciprocating Steam Engine
  
• Dramatic Sinking Sequence
  
• Custom Sound
  
• Extensive & Luxurious Interior Spaces for 1st, 2nd & 3rd Class
  
• Marconi Wireless Telegraph
  
• 6 Operational Remote Water-tight Doors
  
• Operational Engine-order telegraphs
  
• Spacious Promenades

1. INFINITE ELECTRICITY MUST BE OFF, but infinite fuel can be on or off.
   
2. Make Your way to the boiler Rooms, turn on the Pumps and Ignition key for each boiler.
   
3. Open the Steam Line Valve & Condenser Line Valve Located above the catwalks in each Boiler Room.
   
4. Make your way to the condenser Room and turn on the Condenser Pump and Startups for both condensers.
   
5. Climb the ladder into the breaker room and open the steam valve for the Dynamo and Turn on Desired Light breakers (Actual Light switches are located in breaker boxes in the Pursers offices).
   
6. Wait for steam pressure to rise before opening the throttles for the engines.

To sink Her, Simply engage the sink key and...hey, Whats that on the horizon?

• Ship will kinda work without Search and Destroy DLC you just wont able to sink it.
  
• Must Subscribe and ACTIVATE the two mods listed, otherwise the build may not work as intended. Thank You!
  
• Spawns as a mission
  
• THIS IS A VERY LAGGY BUILD DUE TO THE AMOUNT OF AREAS, PLEASE COMMENT AN AREA YOU WOULDN'T MIND BEING REMOVED SO I CAN REMOVE IT & SAVE LAG