also: my pictures dont work cause i need url and i use snipping tool, i would love a feature to just put in pictures. i think there is something terrible wrong, cause if it is like that, it would not make any sense. AA is also pretty decent if spec'ed for it or hydro is nice if you want to specialize for DD hunting. July 14 edited July 14 in Feedback & Suggestions. Under right armor angling can be somewhat tanky for a cruiser and I've successfully torped BBs in a brawl. Hipper - not everyone likes this ship (but I did & kept mine) - big for a CA, best AP at short to mid ranges (not so much from long due to light shells) but low damage HE (still useful for fire starting tho). Very thin armor so you rely on speed, maneuver & overpens to stay alive. You may opt-out of receiving these communications at any time by using the unsubscribe link in our emails. Only 4 km torps, but useful radar on upgraded hull.įrench Tier 8 - 8' gun good fire spammer to burn down BBs, very fast & can be fitted w/ special engine boost mid that gives you DD speeds w/ short cooldown windows. I would like to receive updates by email about products and services, news, and invitations to events from Total War and any of the SEGA group companies (please tick if you consent). With this in mind, here are the characteristic play styles if the ships you mention:Ĭhapayev - fun fire spammer to burn down BBs, radar terror for DD hunting near caps - squishy armor so must maneuver and plays well in kiting situations. What I found is that all 3 of the remaining cruiser options can be fun, but which of the following best fits your play style? Firstly, all 3 are most fun if you're comfortable w/ a lot of maneuvering and using cover when needed to stay alive. Given how much fun the British Tier VIIs are, the Edinburgh would be my first choice.

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