Unfair_Play

I know this post is a bit late, but better late than never... Has anyone noticed how uncommon it was in Key Battles to get assassinated by a division-mate? I have to admit I was doing it all the time. I usually played in one of the torpedo ships (Gale in the first event, Whirlwind in the second) but tried this with other ships too. I joined a div, waited for the right moment (div mate on low health, right position for me to torp, or the div mate having accumulated enough battle points), sailed next to the div mate, left div, torps away, good night, thanks for your battle points. One time, I even manage to get someone to get the disciplinary TK penalty (I left div, he set me on fire, I rejoined div, fire damage gave him the penalty). Surprisingly, hardly anyone ever did the same to me, even though assassinating made a lot of sense later in the event (earnings capped at 5000 BP, the only way to increase that is to escape through the portal, and it was more efficient to get the 5000 BP by assassinating and then quit the match and use another ship than to wait for the portal to open, with no guarantee that you manage to escape). Was it because I was the only one being that kind of a**hole or was it actually super common and I simply always managed to beat my would-be assassin to it?

1. Description: When playing the Langley in Co-Op battles (could not test Random Battles yet because everyone is trying to queue with CVs), the controls are extremely jerky and imprecise. - Aircraft sometimes fly a circle or an S-shaped pattern for no reason and without being steered to the left or to the right - Aircraft sometimes don't react to left/right commands, either via mouse or via the keyboard - Aircraft sometimes fly to the left or right (sometimes even a very hard, perpendicular turn, camera stays perpendicular to the aircraft) without a command - Aircraft sometimes react to left/right steering commands with a delay - Aircraft sometimes react to steering commands too little - Aircraft sometimes react to steering commands too much - Lead indicator for rockets and torpedoes is often inaccurate 2. Reproduction steps Play a Co-Op battle with a Langley. Observe how the aircraft controls work 3. Results Langley almost unplayable in Co-Op battles 4. Expected results Controls should work smoothly. Langley should be comfortable to play. 5. Technical details Ping and FPS are completely OK.

Destroyers are HORRIFICALLY OP... especially against players who can't dodge torpedoes even if they are fired from near-maximum range BTW: This could have easily been 100k damage. It's just that the last battleship I engaged actually knew how to dodge poorly-fired (I was n00bish enough to fire them right into his path as he was sailing directly towards me) torps...

So, that's how a maximum tier difference of 2 is supposed to work? Matchmaker, go home. You're drunk. Before anybody screams "FAIL PLATOONS!!!": No, tier 4 players not in a division don't belong together with a division with a tier 7 carrier. This would make the tier 7 division a "win platoon".

It doesn't matter who won. This report isn't about one team being unbalanced vs. the other, it's about T4 ships without a division being put together with T7 ships without a division.

The funny thing is, the enemy team even had a T7 ship which wasn't in a division at all. So it's not even an "average tier" of a division which was calculated...

Hello, I've recently downloaded and started playing WoWS and noticed a particularly nice soundtrack which is played when the "port" tab is selected. I also noticed it is usually played after you took part in at least one battle.I find this soundtrack really great and tried to find it on YouTube, but to no avail. Does anybody know if this music was newly added in 0.4 and that's why I can't find it on YouTube? If so, does anybody know where I can download the soundtrack or how I can extract it?