Tyrendian89

...you do know there's a five minute delay on those streams... and no, the teams dont actively "choose to allow" a streamer on their side. a) pretty much every single casting is done by a pair, one on each team, so they can talk about both sides b) at least in KotS it's so much standard practice that a team that'd suddenly refuse to be streamed would make themselves very unpopular very quickly...

DamaCon mod 2 (the one in the fourth slot) is pretty much entirely useless on DDs - your DCP cooldown is so short that you dont let fires burn full duration anyway, let alone flooding.

3.6s rudder shift is plenty good enough, especially when you also have hydro to help you dodge torps. There are detonation flags, you know... but ye sure, you can always go magazine mod if you like, that slot is pretty irrelevant overall anyway.

there's really nothing special about the T-61 build wise, except for a tiny extra incentive to grab SI because you've also got the Hydro... but otherwise, bog standard DD stuff for a very very generalist (but strong because of it) DD... something like this: https://wowsft.com/ship?index=PGSD506&modules=11111&upgrades=143200&commander=PCW001&skills=3223502849&ar=100&consumables=1111&lang=en

I mean, their proverbial spreadsheets told them PEF was a good ship... maybe not such a surprise those spreadsheets also suggested this price for it...

...you're complaining about a BUFFALO of all things "spamming" you? what's next, getting out-DPM'd by an Ibuki?

Mutsu? And you can always take a few friends into a training room and have the Spee shot up by Des Moines, Smolensk, Bourgogne, Harugumo or whatever you feel like

those come from specific "Legendary" captains - Halsey, Yamamoto and Ovechkin iirc. https://wiki.wargaming.net/en/Ship:Unique_Commanders

Dreadnought or something - even Ichizuchi would be pushing it for your performance...

yes. So this sounds like a case of lag/desync to me - at least if it really was a full spread going under the other ship. If it was just one torp going under the stern (while the rest missed), then that can actually happen sometimes because WG do model the underwater hulls and thus torpedo hitboxes correctly (ish... can at times be a bit wonky...) - so it might have just scraped past or something

let's say it's not a common pick on BBs, but if it works for you then all the better! As for your captain build - we'd kinda need to know the entirety of it to give you any real advice about it, as well as which ship(s) you're talking about^^

it is? huh... colour me surprised... maybe because she tries her best to force even the bad players to not just snipe (with mixed success obviously, potatoes gonna potate, but at least more than other BBs I would imagine)?

no, accuracy in this game is not historically correct. If it were, we'd land about two or three hits per game with BBs...

couple of interesting low-tier (T1 or T2, probably) ideas in here, potentially...

a) no it hasnt. not even close. b) have you heard of this thing called balance? I know it seems to be in short supply in some places, but... your idea... no. just no on every single front.

would playing the Kamchatka make your UI show every single enemy ship as Umikazes (and probably turn a few friendlies into red Tacobananas as well for good measure...)? Or would the UI invent additional ships for you to be scared of? ...hang on, that sounds suspiciously like it'd be an explanation for many a BBaby camping at the backline - maybe they see dozens of Umikazes and Tacobananas floating around them menacingly?

which, at least in the quantities you're describing, will not happen, period. So provide a number of replays of that consistently happening, or dont expect us to believe your claim of you doing nothing wrong.

yup, and we have WG to thank for that - Hosho double torps in particular. Personally havent seen a comment from them on the matter yet, but that doesnt mean one doesnt exist...

in precisely the way it actually happens in game - by not exploding against the bulge, but going beneath the keel of the ship and detonating there through a proximity fuse of some description. Which is how modern torpedoes still work because that's a good way of doing maximum damage.

until you take into account the small thing that is EXTREMELY basic statistics... 19 games is a hilariously small sample size... you can start thinking about it being cursed when you've got ten times that and retain a similar winrate... oh, and similarly, I should think your Mahan winrate is slightly inflated also because very small sample size - with the damage, kills etc you do my guess would be you'll settle in around 50% in both if you end up playing enough games.

doesnt matter, this is Wows. Those planes regenerate infinitely anyway. Plus which, at that size you may actually be able to fit in a machine shop that is capable of assembling you a few new aircraft if you've loaded the parts at home...

in order... sort of nope - nowhere near the size of Moskva, let alone the supercruisers... only marginally slower than Roon... straight up nope well yeah you're a bigger threat... duh... maybe you should rather take that to mean that the ship is better, not worse? Hindi can certainly take the focus fire, if you do let it happen... So overall, if you like the Roon then the Hindi just does almost everything so much better that I really dont see a reason not to get it...

that would've been the exact same at literally any point during the game's lifespan (after the release of the german BBs obviously... difficult to have that exact battle before^^). Small caliber HE doesnt do especially well against Battleship main belts that are anything between twice and four times as thick as their own caliber...

press X to doubt. Specifically, to doubt it'd survive atmospheric entry and landing with that kind of design. And at the same time to doubt it'd be able to hit and damage a "regular" warship from orbit. * * Note, I have zero clue about the plot/story, so things like that may actually happen in the specific "reality" that Space Yamato exists in, because magic technology. In which case, nevermind the above

ye, and they could always use the classic "trick" of going "Displacement: Around 13000 tons" as opposed to "precise" numbers that are never going to be entirely correct anyway, especially on American Russian ships where you just have to expect the crew is going to smuggle a few metric tons of Hamburgers thousand liters of Vodka on board as emergency survival rations