GarrusBrutus

I'd be amazed if you would get those numbers in anything but a cv. ;)

You already have a DD, CA, BB and CV line. Not to mention quite some premiums. What more do you need to colonize the world again? *triggered Italians be like*

Gotta give it to them: they sure know how to squeeze every last penny out of the player base.

Worcester brings good concealment, excellent AA, fast turning turrets, pretty decent handling, no armor (close range you get overpenned but longe range you get rekt) and the good old hydro + radar + defAA wombo combo. But seriously what is not to love about:

Threesome of pleasure

Is this a belated April fools joke? Let's go back in time to where people actually bothered escorting a cv because cv sniping. So much for fun and engaging gameplay.

They are actually going to do it.

How exactly is an average cv vulnerable against an average dd? The whole Rock paper scissors thing is just a meme from the past.

Not to mention that this example isnt really a rare occurence: Last three survivors are the carriers. yeah.....

LIke a CV has to choose between anti-DD or anti-BB............... oh wait. If this guy specced for AA he didnt do himself a service since your missing out on a lot of damage potential. Sure, this game he wrecked some planes but in the future with the single carrier T9/10 games it is gonna be useless. And as you can see here: Even with this amount of AA kills he is mid table on the xp score. @Beastofwar if you think that an AA-specced Udaloi is the prelude of all dd's being invulnerable against double carriers, let me tell you: it is not. All the "whiners" who create threads about DDs being incapable of doing anything useful in a match with 4 carriers have a point. Just look at the amount of hightier DDs in an average match. If there are two you are lucky. That is a big sign that something is wrong.

No det flags on during CBs. What a meme

Can't check my build at work so that will have to wait but I'm using her to her strengths: guns. So go full dakka build and spec your captain for maximum fire power. Your role as an Udaloi is to harass the enemies as much as possible. Do not cap unless you have to. Especially at the start of the match you avoid the caps and go to the flanks. People will hate you, they will ping you, they will urge you to cap, but you don't. Maybe later in the game when the opportunity arises. Ideal situation for this ship is being able to kite multiple pushing enemies, especially bbs. Set them on fire and keep them on fire all the time. Your maneuverability, heal and gunrange will make you a very difficult target to take out. Don't knifefight other DDs. They will win, except maybe IJN ones. If a dd sneaks up on you and starts a fight always turn away. The longer the range the more advantage you have. Concealment is optional because you will be open water gunboating a lot and you will be spotted anyway. Rpf is a must have in my opinion since it often indicates where the other dd is going even when you're firing at bbs behind him. This also prevents you from being flanked by a stealthier dd and you will know from where to expect torps if you decide to smoke up. I could share some replays since I've been playing this ship quite a lot lately. :)

Someone has been mismanaging his repairs!

☆ ♡ hieroglyphs? What do these mean? Is there a hidden message? Free supercontainers? I dont know. So many questions.

Lol, I meant for a specific tier that is not tier 10. I am quite aware that you cant be uptiered in a tier 10 ship. Yeah it becomes quite frustrating when you only get uptiered. I gotta say it learned me to play smart and think a few steps ahead. With the recent buff to xp it is quite easy to become top XP earner on the team in the uptiered ship. But you gotta make sure you dont get blapped in the first few minutes.

A couple of screenshots arent proof but mere examples, to that I agree. How is being uptiered easier in a CA/DD than a BB? Playing a Mogami being uptiered is just as hard as an Amagi. Only difference is your personal class-preference. And why isnt it fair being uptiered? When you play enough matches everyone will get the same % being up- or downtiered. Just like with good teams and bad teams, it all evens out after a great number of battles. What some people seem to forget is that there is a ship of the same tier and class on the other team. If you outperform that ship than you already give your team an advantage.

As far as my experience goes: the snowball effect is huge in this game. Often a single ship lost in the first few minutes causes a flank to fall and ultimately an entire team to collapse. So more noobs actually means more stomps instead of close games that last 20 minutes. In that sense it got harder to carry. An interesting statistic could be the average time of games. If that went down while the playercount went up, the "noobs-snowball theory" could be right. Otherwise this is just bullsh1t.

Are you saying that it's easier to have good games being up tiered in a Nurnberg than f. e. a Dallas? The ship does not matter, it's the captain that sails her who is the deciding factor if that match is going to be a succes or not. If you struggle being up tiered after 13500 battles than it will not get easier after the next 13500 battles. As above screenshots provided by @Captain_Hook_ show: it is perfectly possible to achieve decent results in +2 mm. If you decide that its boring gameplay to play smart (or safe for that matter), then you have to accept that it's not going to change any time soon. Or that you will die very fast each game that you're up tiered.

@GulvkluderGuld

207k in 8:48.

@thunder3oo Does not look good for you, buddy.

Also still waiting for your reply:

Oh no such verbal abuse. Wow. If the DD was afk and didn't say something like "sorry disconnect" or something, then I'd report him as well since it is greatly influencing the battle. You're making a mountain out of a molehill.

go wash your mouth Allied, don't speak about my baby like that!