ColonelPete

I am not sure this applied to you. Did you get the same warning?

Nobody is saying that.

Really? Minor speed bumb? Feel free to ignore radar then. And no, there is no need to stay preemptively near the border to avoid unspotted Schliefens, but if that is the only solution for you, feel free to play that way.

Making stuff up, does not make it true. And in case you still do not know what PR is: PR makes the customer feel comfortable to spend money on the products of the company. Where do I do that? Or does calling you out make you comfortable to spend money on the game?

When you get sunk quickly and your team loses, then that position was not a key position. Key positions depend on the play of the enemy. When the enemy attacks on the other side of the map, staying in your key position, where you can do nothing, does not help. It is not unusual that enemy ships force you to play differently. When I am DD and the enemy has radar around the cap, I will play differently as if knew for sure that there is no radar. And when an enemy is in a flanking position, it helps to play differently as if the enemy were not in a flanking position. Playing both situations the same is not a good idea. Schliefen has one advantage over other ships: Close Combat. When you want to continue to play to the enemies advantage, please do so. I prefer to fight them from a distance or cover.

There is not ONE key position. And a position that gets you sunk, is obviously not a key position. For some reason I usually see yoloing Schliefens getting sunk. And in cases where they are not, I see a lot mistakes on the enemy team. Players are too used to play their usual plays and not to react to the presence of a Schliefen. You just cannot stay near a cap when 1+ Schliefens push or you must be really confident that your team can take them down before they reach you.

No. You are mistaking her with the USS Enteprise NCC 1701.

They went into a position without enough information and did not react when they had the information. And when a cruiser lacks information, it should not stay in a position. And it was obvious that the enemy had a Schliefen. One should be suspicious of all blind spots. Then do not take those positions or live with the risk. Some people seem to see badly played Schliefens as a threat... I do not.

Yes, a ship to take down blind or not reacting players. It is not your job as a cruiser or BB to rush a cap from the start. That is a DD job and they have to be vary of radar, planes and enemy DD. Feel free to watch the replay I posted. 3 Schlieffens, Napoli, Kleber and Khaba vs Daring, Petro and Schliefen. All three ships pushed, spotted the Schliefens and turned around and got away. Yes, they got the cap, but that is only natural in a 3v6. Our Schliefen got sunk later in the game. All enemy Schliefens got sunk. Our team won.

No idea why you would think that, but that could be another symptom of your problem. And you probably do not know what PR is, even if hits you on the head.

That is where your experience and minimap attention comes in. You have to make a judgment call which areas are covered by your DD and where the blind spots are. You plot your course based on that information.

I am just the one that does not have your problems. You do not seem to like the game or take advice, so...

No. Like moving in time... When you have a DD in front, you can look further than 13km.

They are as fast as in Ranked and one can still prevent getting in their secondary range.

I suggest to play only games you like, this tends to get you better results. And when you are not interested in the mechanics, do not expect success. It is hardly the problem of the game, when you are unwilling to learn.

This thread is about a general change, not just Ranked.

No, just people who know how to handle her, even in triple division. 20220220_205046_PBSD110-Daring_20_NE_two_brothers.wowsreplay I suggest to move, when you see him pushing and not wait until he is around the island...

Schliefen is fast, but when you let her get into 2km of you, you did something wrong.

Daring - AP, unless the enemy DD is angled Lightning - HE

Since when are 420mm on Tier X excessive? Especially when they get slightly outperformed by Iowa guns.

The problem is barely moving AND no damage. That gives you an inactivity warning. One should also note that carriers are not airfields. One is supposed to move them to have an optimal distance to the target and be harder to get hit.

Ausgeglichen ist da nichts. Es wird nur begrenzt. Das war August 2019. https://worldofwarships.eu/en/news/game-updates/update-087-french-destroyers-part-2/#game-mechanics

For some people even the Sojuz is a joke...

Did you move your ship?

Maybe you pushed too aggressively? With CV around, DD have to pace themselves to not get sunk.