GarrusBrutus

Yeah lol in a steamroll battle that's decided after 5 mins when the entire enemy team gives him broadsides for days and doesn't shoot back ofcourse it seems OP.

Please quote exactly where he makes this point. Maybe I'm having trouble reading but I can't find it.

Tldr you want ocean map and teamdeathmatch. Thanks but I'll pass.

For participation? Well done son.

Yeah I know that feeling mate. Makes a game totally unwinnable no matter what you do. Luckily the cv rework will fix this........ Oh wait. It won't.

I'm pretty sure most of your enemies consider playing against your division as c****r. *looks at your almost 80%winrate in the past few weeks* You lost a game where the enemy had a decent cv + div and you had a potato cv. Ship happens. On to the next 4 battles, which you should statistically all win.

Holy **** the different letter sizes trigger me. Reeee

Again, draws galore since you'll kill each other. ;)

You're the one that is dillusional here. Your winrate is bad. Not because you have bad teams or bad rng. We all have that from time to time. Your winrate is bad because you don't make the right decisions that result in a won game. You can twist and turn it all you want, fact is that your average dmg is low, your survivability rate is low, your average kills is low, etc. Etc. All these things combined tell me you have very little positive impact on the match outcome. Quite the contrary actually. Having you as a teammate lowers the chances of winning that game. TLDR: You can stay in denial or face the fact that you're not a good player and start to learn and improve. Your winrate will improve with it. Ps. stick the "you've just been lucky with the teams" somewhere where the sun don't shine because it is an absolutely retarded argument.

DD VS BB 1 on 1? Shima VS gearing 1 on 1? Moskva VS Hindenburg 1 on 1? It's just dumb. It takes away the unique threats of a ship and favors the rush-and-kill-with-torp-ships heavily. Or it ends in two ships torping each other or ramming. Draws galore. Fun? Nein.

I remember when I started this game I used to yolo in at the start, shoot all my torps, kill one enemy before dying and then wonder how "my team managed to lose the game". Ahhhh, ignorance is bliss.

Except you can outspot ruskis before they can radar. So if you get caught in open water its actually a misplay by you.

When you've played so many battles and still haven't figured out how to deal with radars.... Watch some tutorials dude. Seems like you still have a lot to learn about this great game. Even after 20k battles.

Maybe theyll buff its AA. I mean, it's gotta stay OP after the rework right?

Just out of curiosity what's that name of your new account? Just FYI, there are players who have an 80% winrate just by playing the hermelin and could have been at tier 10. Wow, impressive... Now if you say "I'm at tier 10 with a 60% solo winrate" , then I'd say well done good sir. Or as you would say "boy you must have been blessed by the matchmaking gods".

Worcester, because nothing pleases me more than an opponent typing "plzz stahp" in chat when you just keep HE-dakka'ing him from behind an island. I know, it is infuriating and annoying to play against but it's simply fun to play.

Stats are one of the, if not The, most important tool for self improvement. When I discovered what my stats where for this game I started to look at them after every session to see how I did and how I improved. That drive for constant improvement made me up my game and increased the enjoyment I got out of the game. A lot of players helped me along the way with their advice to which I listened very carefully since. 10/10 would recommend looking at your own stats now and then to see how you're doing. Not to stroke an epeen or anything but to my opinion people should see their stats after each game and see them compared to the rest of the playerbase. This to prevent some players thinking they did "a good job" when actually they didn't. But there is no way to break it to them because they can simply choose to ignore it and remain playing the way they did. That's something that truly hurts the game in the long run. That's why stats are important. But WG will never do that because it will mostlikely turn some "customers" away from their product. But let me tell you what will turn away even more customers: it's the increasing % of deep red stats players in the top tiers of the game. Time will tell what is the right course of action on this but by then WG has milked their product dry already so GG EZ WP. I just want to know how people get enjoyment from this game being in the bottom 5% of the player base. How do you enjoy getting blown to bits every game? How do you enjoy yoloing in and dying each game without being able to do anything? How do you enjoy the game being told you are bad every other game? After 3 years I still cannot wrap my head around it. I can imagine people enjoy the sight of naval warfare and the "vibe" it gives but in the end its an arcade combat game. The sight and sounds grow dull after a while and then what's left to enjoy?

First things first. How to survive 11 fps and 800x600 resolution.

Never have I seen my team do exactly this when playing this map. This map is so good, it totally gives the average player multiple routes to take where he feels a little bit safe. It totally doesnt bottleneck your team to a 7 min defeat.

Obvious troll is obvious

.... With a crap winrate tho. Although the way players gain xp is questionable at best, I do believe that border hugging sniping or HE shooting bbs have far less xp than the DD that played around caps yet had a lot less dmg. There are plenty of games where I did only 30k dmg in a destroyer but ended on top of the xp board.

Seattle. People hate the ship but somehow this guy makes it work. Want to know how? Click here

"the fact"

Imagine if you could blindfire your secondaries on a point on the map. boiiiiiiiiiiiiii

When you get chatbanned because you're carrying a team allergic to these weird circles drawn in the ocean. You're welcome for the win, by the way.