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Instead of your normal "here look what I achieved" screen captures. I'll share a different experience. In a random battle, I've had the pleasure of chatting to an enemy Musashi player vs my Georgia. We shared a mature leg pulling (smack talking) towards one another, and I gave him a +1 for Good manners as a result. After getting a citadel shot from him whilst angled on. He wrote "Don't broadside". To which after few more salvos being traded back and forth. I sunk him at 4km away with 2 citadels. To which I replied "Like that?". Followed by a "LOL nice" from him. More chatter was thrown in there before and after, but it was all cordial and in a fun way. I'd like to see more of these exchanges with players in Chats.

Keep your eyes out for the Enterprise when it is being sold, then buy it. As for Belfast, or Missouri. You're really stuck with the lesser evil option.

That may be, but the game scoring system does not count morals as one of their calculations.

I like this, it makes a lot of sense. So, don't expect WG to even contemplate it This is ingenious! I like it! A threshold that promotes better skill level for all players, which equals to better performing ship building. Now that WG is trying to push this idea (Dockyard). However, this will take more coding and addition/re-allocation of workforce for them. Which equals money. Which equates us to getting similar PR requirements for any future ships in the pipeline. Interesting times ahead folks...

I still remember that the Premium shop via website was better than going through the ingame client. I think this is no longer, but still applies me thinks...

We can cut this crap thousand and one ways. Fact is, if you TK a ship, and that ship sinks. You have contributed to their points. Sunk ship = points. Just don't do it. No matter how frustrated you are, or feel justified in giving them a "warning". You never know, that player could have needed that extra 100HP when fighting another ship.

So you're not familiar with this forum He has less than 200 battles in game. Give him some slack.

We're forgetting that each torpedo hit is not 100% full strike rate. If you hover over the details, it will say "Maximum" blah blah.

I'll go easy, as I can see that you have less than 3k battles. No containers are worth it's cost. If you want a ship, buy it direct. If you wan more doubloons, buy it direct. If you want Premium Time, buy it smartly (usually with bundles and discounts). Buying any containers with a "chance" to win. Is basically, "chance" to win the worst option given. Anything better than that, you're "lucky".

A cost effective means to sell a ship with tweaked values in house. It could have bazillion sigma. Yeah, not falling for that trick.

Yes. That is the culprit. Anytime my ping starts to fluctuate, similar odd behaviours occur. It is not solely a CV thing, happens to the rest of the ship lines too.

Just like the recent Pan Asian BB that looks awfully similar to Izumo. If the ship is a copy & paste with tweaked values, I'm not interested. If we are to pay for something, I expect some work to be done on their side of justify it.

Any shells, whether it's for illumination or not will cause for concern if fired upon. They will cause fire, if you look into what they are made of.

#MakeWGGreatAgain *it's not a code

What's the point. It will end up needing Research points. I see the trend of pushing players to have to earn the Research Points more.

Exactly the reason it's more confusing. How can SHIP A that initiated the cap, and for the duration was in the cap. Assuming that it would have accumulated the points more than the ships that entered there after. Get the "Assisted in Capture", but not rightfully the "Captured" ribbon. It's not about getting the objective, it's about the why.

I know for a fact that it started after the HDR map updates. Well, if WG wants us to spend as little time as possible. They have succeeded. Ironically, lowering the graphic settings actually makes it worse. I thought by lowering it would lessen, it was the opposite.

First one in cap. In cap the whole time. Second ship enters. I get assisted in capture.

Well, I have had "Assisted in Capture" when I was the 1st ship in the cap. Another enters after me, but I still did not get the "Captured" ribbon. I think this needs more explaining.

Tell that to "Boris, and his henchmen"

No worries

Please read up on my previous post. I never said that I was not "grateful for anything". You need to tone down your aggro...bring it to the battle

I thought it was about me too

Hello, and welcome to World of Warships! (if no one said that to you yet) First and foremost, you should get acquainted with minimap (that little box on the bottom right side of screen). Press the + sign key few times to make it more easier for you to see (or not, if you can read it well). That is your constant update of the battle space. That mini map will show you where the enemy was 'last seen/spotted'. Where your friendly ships are headed to/or not. As well as showing you where the enemy ship was sunk. Of course, you need to have the settings to see them. Again, if you are interested in seeing such things. Press & Hold Control key, and hover your mouse over the cog wheel. You can see a small box pop up, and you can tick/select each options to be shown or hidden. Secondly, I would get familiar with what each ships main role is. For example, A destroyer (DD) is meant to spot and use their torpedoes as their primary weapon to kill Battleships (BBs) and using smoke for the team ideally. Cruisers (CL), by design is to attack DD's, or Support friendly DD's. Battleships (BBs), are the main power house hard hitters. They are to use their largest HP pool to help the team. How? By getting into fights and taking hits and giving hits to enemy ships. Carriers (CV) are pretty much the multitool in the game, except that CV's usually operate from distance (normally), and they aren't designed to be capping any areas of the map. Once you have understood the fundamentals. You can maybe try few lines (DDs, CLs, BBs, CVs) to figure out which is your favourite. Then play as many times as possible by learning every ships weak points, and her strong points. Thirdly, play for the win. Depending on the battle type (Domination, Standard, etc), win conditions are different. One thing that is common in all battle types is this: Kill enemy ships. Dead ship is a ship that cannot be a threat (this is why it is very important to kill the low HP ship, when you can, before she heals back up) also dead ship = points for your team. Finally, communicate and have fun. One thing that really bothered me when starting the game for the first time was the lack of voice communications in the game. I'm a huge supporter of good communications in team games. Since, the game itself doesn't have a VOIP or other way for voice communications. I would encourage you to use the chat box efficiently, and the Quick commands. But please do not spam. It will go unnoticed, or outright ignored by some players (it's annoying). Game progression: this is one of the main thing in the game. Everyone want's to reach the Tier 10/X. Don't rush it. You will by pass any tips and tricks along the way if you just rush to get to the tier 10.

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