Siagor

Not there yet, but... http://forum.worldofwarships.eu/index.php?/topic/24165-colorado-guns-way-too-useless/http://forum.worldofwarships.eu/index.php?/topic/21728-how-to-survive-the-colorado/page__hl__colorado__fromsearch__1http://forum.worldofwarships.eu/index.php?/topic/16048-colorado-makes-me-wanna-quit/page__hl__colorado__fromsearch__1

How about "skip the Colorado in one battle" flag? Just name the price.

Anyone remembers this?

+1 Nice.

I expect a celebration at the port (fireworks, flags, ticker tape), and maybe - just maybe - a discount or two.

Gamescom content, people. With "a few surprises", as stated. I keep my fingers crossed for port slots.

date Gamescom 2015 gamescom’s spectacular entertainment area will be open to all visitors from 06.-09.08.2015. August 5, is for trade visitors and the media. The organiser can grant access to a limited number of the general public on Wednesday.

I've had a couple of good Oceans. Just a few, but memorable. We've decided on the direction (clockwise or counterclockwise), formed a task force with CV and BBs in the middle, screens of Cruisers with DDs probing... the best games I've ever had here. And yes, all here in OBT.

Ocean. That's how the sea battles are fought - out in the open.

It's not an issue of IQ here, but the issue of sanity. And a lack of life.

You can sell your premium ship and use that port slot for whatever ship you want. But you can not buy that ship again for in-game-credits. Just with gold, again. I don't get you. Premium crews are not "awesome extra". In fact, you don't need any premium crew. Premium ships are used to train your captains from other ships, they have no penalties. A premium ship captain will have penalties on any other ship. Tip: buy a premium ship without the crew.

Ectar, exactly this is what's missing the most - a sincere talk with you guys. Thank you.

Ectar man, fully understood. It's summer time, holidays, short of manpower, all the sensible reasons ant thank you for your sincerity. So here's the tip on how to make everything all right: just slap a port discount, and all will be fine :-)

We will receive a special mention in the news. (at 0:47 is where they praise our participation in OBT)

Sorry OP, it's a good map. Always great fights on it.

Agree 100% The best way for WG to make some money is by giving discounts on ports / garages. Then I would do exactly like you - buy ships and equipment and convert and...

Well you're Alpha. You were a part of a small, chosen community - different rules apply there. (needles to say, I envy you for that) Sorry, but that's gone. We've arrived, the first enthusiasts from outside. Still it's tolerable with toxicity, and we are slowly learning the ropes. It will be better, but... If this game become popular as WoT, God help us all.

I simply don't get it. We are here breaking ice for this new game, need all the help we can get - and they treat us like bastards. x2 instead of x1,5 for the first victory?!! Scr*w your birthday, I ain't gonna participate! x2 should be the norm. Every day. For birthdays in WoT we had x3, even x5. We had discounts, small premium tanks and what not.. And here they treat us like "you're lucky and privileged to play this game". No WG, it like this: "Hey WG, you're lucky we are willing to invest our time and money in this new game. So treat us fine, or this will go like WoWP".

I think you're wrong. The bottom line of all this is: WG is after our money. And they would earn more if they at first sell you Bismarck for 40-50 E, and then cash more when we convert XP to achieve all the upgrades on Tirpiz. You're right in your OP statement, of course. It is not fair. But then again, were they fair in a WW2 tank game to make Tiger a laughing stock of the tier, or Maus a punching bag for all the nonexistent ultra-fast gold-ammo pests? I feel your point and agree, but they will just cash more this way.

You are spot on! And Cleveland is not a magic-insta-win ship. The arc of fire is so huge that everyone who maneuvers can dodge the shells. They fly way too long. (and it's OK, that way WG compensates for high rate of fire). It is a good ship, but can easily be killed.

There are secret lines of code in every version of WG games, specially and viciously made for my account: I'm fighting an opposing ship, have a hard time, got beaten by it's superior armament & armor. "OK, I will grind it". Then I purchase that ship/tank/plane, and guess what? It's a turd! I got my a** kicked hard, it can't do the magic as it does when an opponent has it. It's nerfed just for me! Ever felt that way?

Surface combatants are ships which are designed primarily to engage enemy forces on the high seas. The primary surface combatants are battleships, cruisers and destroyers. Battleships are very heavily armed and armored; cruisers moderately so; destroyers and smaller warships, less so. Before 1920, ships were called "<type> no. X", with the type fully pronounced. The types were commonly abbreviated in ship lists to "B-X", "C-X", "D-X" et cetera—for example, before 1920, USS Minnesota (BB-22) would have been called "USS Minnesota, Battleship number 22" orally and "USS Minnesota, B-22" in writing. After 1920, the ship's name would have been both written and pronounced "USS Minnesota (BB-22)". In generally decreasing size, the types are: B: Battleship (pre-1920) BB: Battleship BBG: Battleship, Guided Missile or Arsenal Ship (theoretical only, never assigned)[A 1] BM: Monitor (1920–retirement) ACR: Armored Cruiser (pre-1920) C: Cruiser (pre-1920 Protected Cruisers and Peace Cruisers) CA: (first series) Cruiser, Armored (retired, comprised all surviving pre-1920 Armored and Protected Cruisers) CA: (second series) Heavy Cruiser, category later renamed Gun Cruiser (retired) CAG: Cruiser, Guided Missile (retired) CB: Large cruiser (retired) CBC: Large Command Cruiser (retired, never used operationally)[A 2] CC: Battlecruiser (retired, never used operationally)[A 3] CC: (second usage) Command Ship (retired)[A 4] CLC: Command Cruiser[A 4] CG: Cruiser, Guided Missile CGN: Cruiser, Guided Missile, Nuclear-powered CL: Light Cruiser Cruiser Light (retired) CLAA: Cruiser, Light, Anti-aircraft (retired) CLG: Cruiser, Light, Guided Missile (retired) CLGN: Cruiser, Light, Guided Missile, Nuclear-powered (retired) CLK: Cruiser, Hunter-Killer (abolished 1951)[A 5] CM: Cruiser-minelayer (retired) CS: Scout Cruiser (retired) CSGN: Strike Cruiser Cruiser, Strike, Guided Missile, Nuclear-powered D: Destroyer (pre-1920) DD: Destroyer DDC: Corvette (briefly proposed in the mid-1950s)[10] DDE: Escort Destroyer (not to be confused with Destroyer Escort, DE: an Escort Destroyer; DDE, was a Destroyer, DD, converted for antisubmarine warfare) (category abolished 1962) DDG: Destroyer, Guided Missile DDK: Hunter-Killer Destroyer (category merged into DDE, 4 March 1950) DDR: Destroyer, Radar Picket (retired) DE: Destroyer Escort (World War II, later became Ocean escort) DE: Ocean escort (abolished 30 June 1975) DEG: Guided Missile Ocean Escort (abolished 30 June 1975) DER: Radar Picket Destroyer Escort (abolished 30 June 1975) There were two distinct breeds of DE, the World War II Destroyer Escorts (some of which were converted to DERs) and the postwar DE/DEG classes, which were known as Ocean Escorts despite carrying the same type symbol as the World War II Destroyer Escorts. All DEs, DEGs, and DERs were reclassified as FFs, FFGs, or FFRs, 30 June 1975. DL: Destroyer Leader (later Frigate) (retired)[A 5] DLG: Frigate, Guided Missile (abolished 30 June 1975) DLGN: Frigate, Guided Missile, Nuclear-Propulsion (abolished 30 June 1975) The DL category was established in 1951 with the abolition of the CLK category. CLK 1 became DL 1 and DD 927–930 became DL 2–5. By the mid-1950s the term Destroyer Leader had been dropped in favor of Frigate. Most DLGs and DLGNs were reclassified as CGs and CGNs, 30 June 1975. However, DLG 6–15 became DDG 37–46. The old DLs were already gone by that time. DM: Destroyer, Minelayer (retired) DMS: Destroyer, Minesweeper (retired) FF: Frigate PF: Patrol Frigate (retired) FFG: Frigate, Guided Missile FFH: Frigate with assigned Helicopter[11] FFL: Frigate, Light FFR: Frigate, Radar Picket (retired) FFT: Frigate (Reserve Training) (retired) The FF, FFG, and FFR designations were established 30 June 1975 as new type symbols for ex-DEs, DEGs, and DERs. The first new-built ships to carry the FF/FFG designation were the Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates. In January 2015, it was announced that the LCS ship types would be redesignated as FF. PG: Patrol Gunboat (retired) PCH: Patrol Craft. Hydrofoil (retired) PHM: Patrol, Hydrofoil, Missile (retired) K: Corvette (retired)

No no, it was like this from the start, "the last survivor and 4 of them". But the funny question is - do you need to kill them all, or you get a medal even you cap?

Good question. What if I'm the last survivor from my team, there are 4 of them, but i cap?

Playable. Ping is 50-110. Average 80. EDIT That is, only in Co-Op. Maybe it's harder on Randoms.