I am grinding the Commonwealth DD line and i'm currently playing Skane, i am having a very hard time making an impact in 7v7 player matches when the 2 dd's are pan american ones such as the Marcilo Dias or Cuachtémoc. Does anyone have any tips?

Inspired by jcw780's Ballistic simulator, I made simpl tool that can check Aircraft armament's reticle

You can easily compare Fully and immediate aimed reticle side by side, as well as other aircraft's one.

And you can simulate bomb drop against Yamato! (sorry not being fuso)

Currently, It support Dive bomber, Attack aircraft, Torpedo bombers and Airstrike.

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Is it that WG has habituated everyone to giga-BS like these fishing wharfs and admiral packs and whatnot that now no one will complain about regular-BS anymore

Didn't they used to say that they wouldn't sell a T10 for only doubloons or something? Isn't there a reason they're called "Special" ships and not "Premium"

I thought that the idea was that you could mess around with these premiums at lower tiers but T10 was supposed to be no nonsense and no P2W, so what happened

Sure you have like these unobtanium T10s like Thunderer and Smolensk but at the very least these used to be obtainable for free resources back in the day if you were around back then, but these new ones like Sibir or Incheon are also quite good ships and were NEVER obtainable with normal resources ever

Like sure dockyards also need you to spend a few doubloons but remember that these would be like never more than 6000 doubloons, where these ones in the armory are 26300 or still like 20k with the coupon, I mean sure you get some from few and far between events or you can probably get quite a few if you're a psycho and grind all the way to gold 1 in ranked every 2 weeks, but with their rate of release it's practically impossible for normal players to obtain them as they release, especially if you want to use the few doubloons you do have on literally anything else such as lower tier premiums

Another problem especially is that everyone's complaining about the lack of new coal ships and they go drop these new T10s at an uncommon rarity almost like it's meant to go in as a coal ship and then just say fuck you and only sell it for doubloons like what the fuck, if you offered it for either resource I'm sure the whales would still pay money and I don't see many non-whales buying these

I know it's just because WG's all greedy and shit but I don't think that's a very good excuse, if no one says anything about it then they'll probably keep dropping these without a second thought, and what would really suck is if they released an obscenely broken ship only ever available like this, because the only thing worse than an overpowered ship is a P2W overpowered ship, and my message to WG is that if you drive off all the free to play players then the whales will have no one else to play with and they'll start leaving too

As someone who enjoys DDs with less than 6km detect, what the actual fuck am I supposed to do against those things?

The entire Pan-American DD line is made of:

- 6~6.2km detect.

- Insane DPM with high burst damage.

- Very high HP (heal included)

- High speed (except the T10)

- AP with improved angles

If you are in any DD that is not a gunboat, there is absolutely no way you can actually hold or contest that flank. Even if you try to be extremely careful and bait a shot, that won't save you from eating a very high burst of damage as they can just rush you down insanely fast.

Their low cancealment means you won't have any warning they are coming, and by the time you react, they will already be <5.9km since they go that fast. If you try to smoke up, they would have already have eaten have of your HP.

In other words, **you can't outrun, outspot, outgun or even outsmart any of these ships**. You can't bait them like you can with radars, you can't dodge them like you can with plane spotting. If these things spawn in your flank, you are just cooked.

It is also not particularly had to balance these creatures either.

- 6.4km max (after taking all the cancealment skills and mod) cancealment minimum for ALL of them.

- Either 1 or 2 heals so they can't tank damage.

- 10% speed boost instead of 15% or 20%

- Top speed kept below 34knots.

The Pam-American line should be about opportunistic predators focused on bursty engagement, not whatever the hell they are right now (aka personification of death).

when does one draw a line between battleship and a supper cruiser, for example : sevastapol or siegfried and gneisenau. odin and alaska or yoshino or stalingrad. scharnhorst and napoli.

I personally think Legmods should change the way a ship plays in a interesting way or really lean into a gimmicky play style, I also think a ship can have another legmod but ONLY if he changes it in a completely different way from the other one

With that being said:

I wanna get a Legmod for Louisiana that gives her secondary guns some buffs and the main guns some nerfs to lean into the gimmick of its Stupid heavy secondary fire power on the left side

Secondary guns:
28mm pen base (+IFHE 35mm pen)
+1.5km Range to secondary guns
+Improved Secondary Dispersion

Main guns:
+5 Second Reload
+5 second 180 turn time
-3km Fire Range

What would be the worst tier 10 battleship, my pick is Gk, but cant say for real since i play console mainly.

It's Sunday of the first week of the last stage, and if I push a little bit I can get it done tonight... All the previous ones I've done (my first one was Niord) was a couple of big sessions on the second weekend and Niord was a absolute no-life pair of weekends to do the 99k BXP one... admittedly my work-life balance wasn't as good back then and I had one good ship, but I'm still a PvE main and it just feels like either I'm a lot better at the game or these more recent DY's have been a bit easier and Marlborough B is a walk in the park... I've even fitted in some PTS this weekend to get the easy bits knocked off the rewards and maxxed out Pacific Front

I am newish to the game and lokoing for advice. As a destoryer, how do you spot in a way that is most useful to the team?

The situation is that often I will make an effort to keep 2-3 ships spotted, with a focus on cruisers trying to hide behind islands but I feel like the ships I am keeping spotted are rarely being shot at and instead, my teammates will drift away from my point and begin shooting at targets on other points leaving me alone and letting them take the point. Am I picking the wrong targets or is there something else that a new player might be missing that is key here?

Are there any other viable meme Builds, besides the secondary build for the BBs, Lighthouse for the cruisers and a torp build for the Kleber-DD line?

Cargo rotates in 3 days, I have 9k doubloons so I can only buy one. Skipping Bayard since I can get it with coal.

Is either Tone or Weimar strong right now? Or is it better to wait and see what comes after the rotation? Or should I skip this sale and save my doubloons?

I really like cvs and it would be my First „premium“ one but im not sure if the is the worth it.

For me those two ships are Alaska and Musashi.
Alaska is great to this day with satisfying guns, great utility, and armor that as long as you aren’t careless is good enough for a cruiser. My only complaint being those 60s fire but those come with large cruiser territory.
On the other hand while musashi is still very good and it’s old main downside of garbage AA is becoming less and less of a big deal as AA gets nerfed for the billionth time, I find it hard to enjoy. This is in spite of loving the Aki and usually enjoying the Yamato whenever I play them. I know a ton of this is just because of the considerably worse sigma and no leg mod on musashi but still I was surprised by how little I enjoyed it compared to its siblings.

people just didn't shoot at me

So I am a secondary bb main have the secondary bb line the main line, the manual cruiser line and the libertad is European line bbs worth grinding for me ? Open to any and all suggestions.

Finally broke 600k damage with AL Hindenburg on Defense of Naval Station Newport

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¿Entendido? Gracias.

Los superbarcos, esos que tienen una estrella como el nivel más alto de juego, deberían ser más baratos de jugar. ¿Por qué demonios resultan tan caros de jugar si son difíciles de conseguir y requieren una enorme inversión de tiempo para lograrlo? No basta con tener los 50 millones de doblones, sino que es estrictamente obligatorio tener el barco precedente de nivel 10.

Veamos...

Los superbarcos no están pensados para ser tu "barco principal" con el que juegas a diario, sino una herramienta de alto riesgo y recompensa para ser usada con moderación

Un costo de 360 mil créditos (aproximado) es muchísimo.

Los desarrolladores han declarado abiertamente que el propósito es doble:

* Equilibrar el matchmaking: Quieren evitar que las batallas se llenen de superbarcos. Al hacerlos económicamente inviables para jugar de forma constante, se aseguran de que los Niveles X sigan siendo el "pan de cada día" y los superbarcos una aparición más especial y planificada.

* Dar ventaja económica al nivel X: Es su forma de decirte: "Si quieres ganar créditos, juega con tu Nivel X; si quieres la experiencia de un superbarco, prepárate para pagar por ella".

El camuflaje tampoco ayuda y es a propósito.

Aquí está el detalle que más duele: los camuflajes permanentes de los superbarcos no reducen su costo de servicio ni aumentan sus ganancias de créditos. Solo te dan un bono de experiencia mayor. Es decir, no hay forma de "optimizar" el costo de mantenimiento con cosméticos. Estás destinado a perder créditos (o a tener una batalla excepcionalmente buena) cada vez que los saques a navegar.

El "peaje del nivel X".

La obligación de tener el barco de Nivel X de la rama no es solo un "peaje" para acceder al superbarco. Es un filtro de experiencia. El superbarco es la continuación de esa línea y comparte su filosofía de juego, pero con mecánicas aún más complejas (como el modo de disparo alternativo o las instrucciones de combate).

Al exigirte el nivel X, Wargaming se asegura de que ya hayas dominado la línea base y que no saltes directamente a un barco con un techo de habilidad tan alto sin la experiencia previa. Es una forma de "protegerte" a ti y a tus compañeros de equipo de un mal desempeño.

En resumen, tu queja es totalmente válida desde el punto de vista del jugador, pero la respuesta de Wargaming es clara: los superbarcos son un lujo, no una necesidad. Son el "postre" del juego, no el plato principal.

Mi opinión personal de esto...

"¡Buuuuuuuu! Qué respuesta tan burda. Es como si me comprara un auto eléctrico que me costó un huevo conseguirlo para ahorrar en otras cosas y resultara que el costo por km me saliera 3 veces más caro que la pinche gasolina, el costo más común de un auto. Tienes un eléctrico de 50 millones, pero cada vez que lo sacas del garaje te cobraran una renta de lujo, y encima el cargador solo funcionara con electricidad importada de Marte."

Lo más irónico es que los jugadores que tienen superbarcos son precisamente los veteranos que ya no necesitan farmear, pero a los que Wargaming les cobra el doble por el privilegio de usar su recompensa. Y lo de las banderas y camuflajes es el remate: puedes poner la bandera de créditos, el camuflaje de reducción de costos y rezarle a quien quieras... pero al final, si no haces una partida de 200 mil de daño con 3 hundimientos y un avión derribado, vas a salir perdiendo créditos. En fin, el endegame es un lujo.

Ah, y vuelvo a repetir.

Esta es una opinión PERSONAL Y SUBJETIVA.

Si esta opinión te la tomas a pecho, es TU PROBLEMA.