Karasu_Browarszky

@Hannibalurg spotted in a Daring game. Too bad my team kinda had to win that one.

@Hannibalurg said re-installing Aslain's modpack fix it. Then again, it doesn't seem like it is Aslain related, because someone else had had the problem and wasn't using the modpack.

I was in battle... er.. briefly. Many people said they had encountered this type of an issue. Someone suggested the 'mod fix' as a solution as well. Just re-installing some visual mod did it. Maybe it doesn't matter which mod it is, or maybe it's visual related.

I got into game, got into battle too without any problems...

Haven't yet logged in today. I have, however, experienced this but that was several updates ago.

It is? I'll have to check this on my ships, even though I have stocks left so it won't have kicked in, but just in case....

(It's not just you. )

Yes, but realistically only two can be covered/threatened at any given time. Not always from multiple positions. Typically, however, this isn't the problem. The problem is lack of team play, or bad odds. It would have to be obvious in advance to be of any help.

Burns very well, eats AP like a hungry beast. Turtleback armor.. huh? It's as much, if not more, a royal PITA to play as I remembered.

@Excavatus the annoying thing is not that you have to grind to get a tier X ship. It's the fact you have to do it on the FDG that is the annoying part.

Caps generally will be of some minor interest to the enemy. The problem is, most teams (as teams) are not interested in the caps. I'm trying to gauge my own abilitities and those of my ship, and the actions of my team. When i think things look good, I commit myself. Sometimes the stars weren't aligned perfectly, and I get swiftly sunk . This is the usual scenario with those teams that go into hiding, only mysteriously to emerge and approach the cap one by one... to get sunk one by one. At least they show some consistency in their actions. Yes, of course. But that's 20-20 in a lot of cases.

I feel assured that everything WG does has to clear a most stringest quality control test.

EDIT I just quoted myself, why don't I get the appropriate notification thereof?!

If poor performance is a factor in all of this, then a good player would rely on the strengths of the ship which in this case seems to indicate the stealth approach. Are the risks worth it is the next question. Obviously, any way you go, the stealth is something you should take into account in your tactics.

I beg to differ. The key position is where you can do the most for your team (or at least where you think you can do most for your team). You can get sunked in the key position, and you can keep from getting sunk in the wrong position. The difficulty is having less than needed information on the enemy, and not knowing what your own team will do (as in, can they be counted upon). Does Schlieffen behave differently in this regard?

But most DD's can get withing the Schlieffen concealement/secondaries radius, and if staying undetected they can spot for their team further back. The risk, if I understood this probably, comes not from the Schlieffen, but from other enemy ships/radar/planes. I get this is somewhat different from how the case usually is, but IMO this is actually how should be in general. Though, as the dodgy spotting mechanics general work now, this can be a problem unless the players find alternate ways of doing this, either by CV spotting or by concentrated push. The latter, at least, should lead to more dynamic gameplay.

Oh, like USS Eldritch?

Like going near an island.

Occurred earlier today. Yeah.. kind of, I guess. Could't restart earlier, had to use resource gimmick to end process. Later on, restarted and it worked normally. BTW, also experienced a critical error in battle yesterday...

Unfortunately, the Official Modstation is severely lacking in this department.

Wait what no... I've barely just got into starting to grind this line...

Frankly, I'm having more problems with WG's 'creative' target ship angle discrepancy between what you see in the binocular view and what the angle actually is in reality. As a result, if anything, I tend to overshoot the target a lot.

The real problem is the rocks, the islands, as always.

How did your team spawn in the middle?

I'm not offended.