Nechrom

Now it's 6 hours since the kills were made which still haven't been registered.

Just play to win and the kills will come. You can't force it.

That's too much. Tone it down a bit so that there's a reasonable chance that you aren't trolling. Keep working at it and you can be a master yet.

The only real problem with Japanese BBs is that their armor doesn't improve at all until the last tiers. Most of them were BCs, not BBs.

Almost 4 hours now and the kills are still not registered.

He hit your magazine and got a lucky roll.

If they release as many pearls as we've had for the weekly missions so far, it will take 3 more weeks to get to 260. Not that bad.

But it's been over 2 hours with no mission update.

17198/35200 = 0.49 30000*0.49=14700 So you got more compensation than the amount of friendly damage done to you. The difference might be flooding damage if that isn't included in the post-battle report. Case closed.

Wut? Myogi is basically a Kongo minus a gun turret.

^ This Missing 2 Furutaka kills and 1 Murmansk kill.

None of my progress during "this" counted towards the missions. Could someone look into that please.

Okay.

I want manually controlled secondaries on the Mikasa. Tier II St. Louis with 4 bonus 12 inch guns sounds like fun.

^ This I have 17k average damage. I'll say that the range of damage isn't that high. It's very difficult to get those super high damage battles, but on the other hand you won't get melted instantly either which definitely helps with minimum damage.

Mikasa machine gun, working as intended.

The distinction to make is that information about enemy activity should be kept to a minimum. Err on the side of cation on those occasions. With your own ship and actions you can be more generous about what information you give to the player.

The question isn't whether a captain would be able to calculate the trajectory and speed of torpedoes, but rather why it's being done automatically and not left to the actual player to do. There are a ton of stuff you could automate based on the argument that a real-life captain would be able to do it. I mean there aren't lines being drawn along the torpedo trajectory showing where they will hit, which is a part of the same assumption that you are making.

And this would be fine if torpedoes didn't become perma spotted. Who came up with that brilliant idea? How about you reward players who are perceptive and make note of spotted torpedoes when they are actually in view range of something.

Ah, the "working as intended" teamkilling prevention system at work. I have the name of a certain individual with 300+ teamkills to his name who is still happily playing.

The problem with the Yorck isn't the same as with the Furutaka, Pensacola or Colorado, where the sudden shift in style makes players confuse "different" for "bad". The Yorck is almost exactly the same ship you've been sailing for the last tiers. Same paper armor, same non-existent AA and same horrible shell arc and velocity. The only difference is the caliber of the guns, which basically makes no difference since they perform almost identically to the 150 mm only trading RoF for per shot damage. The only situation where the Yorck has any advantage is at spitting distance where the terrible velocity and arc of its shells doesn't matter and it can use its decent RoF and okay AP shells effectively. It's a ship which really has to stay at max range to survive, but can't hit anything at those ranges. The only thing it can hit from those ranges are BBs moving in straight lines, but unfortunately its HE shells suck.

Nice job there, HMS_BlindSide. Getting those killing blows with a DD is always a bit harder. While doing it in a Murmansk might not be equally impressive, I still enjoyed this battle:

The event is designed to get as many participants in as possible. There's a cap to how many pearls you can grind within a certain period of time. So it's impossible for the dedicated players to "grind out" the casuals.

I love how "stop playing the game" is suddenly the appropriate response to being mistreated by the community team. If the game was as horrifically bad as WG EU I'd agree with you, but the problem isn't with the game.

It's all on the Project R page. The missions for the most part are one time deals. Some are so easy that you'll do a bunch in one battle, while some are long term with for example "25 victories in cruisers" and "100.000 XP earned".