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Tbh the Thunderer isn't even THAT OP or anything. Yes she is strong, but she's nowhere near as game breaking as Smolensk can be..

No you said he was worse than them, and yes I reported you as well

Good job To be entirely fair a CV can only cover so much ground at one time..

A CV being sent to port.

As well as they should, a CV is not a immobile airfield.

You will appreciate it when it works, even if you don't neccessarily realize why it worked..

Only the 234's though, the 190's and 203's do not.

Well thats what you get for playing such a over specialized ship..

Not having been in game with you, and not having, as far as I can recall, played with you before.. Yes, it is, again, no offense meant.

Might need a replay for that one, I'm not entirely sure what you did there tbh..

Not sure the NDA no longer applies, but all things good to know.

Reminds me, need to play my Tallinn more, I want that Riga..

Note that I was not saying you do not. But that early in a game you may not be in a position to be angled yet, no offense.

To be fair, citadelling a NC is not that hard if you catch it at the right angle..

Also, it's one of the few ships in the Russian cruiser line that actually left the drawing board..

The Bag Rat as I like to call her is definetly no fire starter though. Pretty *edited* good AP for 180mm guns though..

Not entirely true, there's also the Ochakov. She's rare, but you do see her occasionally..

The gun crews that were on the ships in Port Arthur were, the ones in the Second Pacific Squadron, not so much. Didn't help that their best rate of fire was at best half of the IJN ships (mechanical limitation (poor breech design)) either

Sure sounds like it..

I put the blame more on the fact that the ships were overloaded, the crews un trained, and they knew that the war was already lost. And that's before you mention all the ships that had no business being in the same fleet as the (relatively) modern Borodinos..

Well there were a couple during the Russo Japanese war, and one in the Spanish American war.. Remarkably enough, contrary to popular belief, the Russians actually held their own except at Tsushima...

Agreed, but there's also no denying that that torpedo setting off the magazine and taking her down with all hands was some seriously bad luck.

Not the word I'd choose. Although, to be fair, she's not the ugliest Pre Dreadnought I have ever seen..

About as real as a three dollar bill. Montana was never completed.

Not even complaining, I'm sure I'll find a use for all those spare Russian 10 pointers eventually..