Karasu_Browarszky

I'd imagine it pretty... boring to train a 21 pt captain playing solely T1. Mind you, tier 1 action is actually a lot better than what many of the higher up tiers are offering. OMG.. did I just say that it's boring to play T1 but it's nonetheless much more fun than what the rest of the game is...

Or.. this is one way to make more ships available for resources with minimum effort. We got paper ships replacing paper ships, so forgive me for not getting overly excited about this one way or another.

The Xmas camo, officially called 'New Year - VIII' permanent camo for tier 8 ships. Drastic... changes to the appearance, also I think a jingling sound, and the horn sounds like a some crazy dude going Xoxoxoxo. Availability? Unknown.

Assuming it is even in tiers 9-10. For real, that is.

Unknownst to them, though, the Lesta Cafeteria Napkin Cabinet had... other plans.

Sounds more fun than what the game is these days.

Apparently, having the ship unlocked is enough. Many suggest selling the ship they have for a quick profit before the change is made. The same as with the upcoming Khabarovsk change. Though... ... is unlocking the ship itself enough, or will you need to have previously owned the ship?...

I prefer the triple gun layout, that way at least one of the shells has a chance of hitting.

Details, details, I paint with a broader brush.

Thanks. Now I can tell everyone I got CSP (Colonel's Special Permission) to do it. Though... they might legimitely ask isn't 'Colonel' an army rank...?... But nevermind! Interestingly enough, I've been saying the game mechanics are dodgy all along, it's nice to get a confirmation.

Assuming you get to keep it, what you plan to use it for when WG comes and takes away your ship?

But what about the secondaries?...

Kurfurst and damn!

Oh, I do like what you are saying.

Well, the latter we have sort of in common then, I prefer to stay on the move (as opposed to some people), trying to find 'advantageous angles', staying on the move while keeping the enemy at bay is my preference. As I prefer dynamic tactical play (but in open water... naturally), I don't 'bow tank' per se, because I want to stay moving, but I reduce engine speed to 1/4 speed while facing the enemy. This is not my preferred approach, it's mostly something I find myself in either through mistakes of my own, or by my team, or having been forced into some bad moves due to interference in the shape of... islands.

Could we call this.. 'good intentions' and we just somehow fail to grasp the sheer awesomeness of Soviet naval technology?

Uhm... I think I liked their field of expertise originally, and the noticed that's the one people tend to choose so why change.

Ah.. but going which way?

It's always been my understanding that the Soviet submarine fleet excelled in WW2 by managing to lose more tonnage than what they sank.

Did they name this ship after cousin Alfred?

The CV's are the Master Class.

The outline is unmistakeable... No disrespect intended, but why do take an interest in playin warships if you hate the ocean and the way naval battles, in fact, are fought. I find that curiously paradoxical.

Well.. you do get a bit of musical variety.

Shènglì?