World of Warships Official Channel yes but Montana would yeet both of em

Yeah, I agree, I like to see these kind of episodes:)

This is episodes stitched together to make a new one, NICE.

Montana was all but paper. How can she win when she was not even built.

I'm inclined to agree as well. The battle between Iowa and Yamato would depend a great deal on the tactical situation, but under most circumstances the Iowa has the edge.

That's because americans and brits tend to play unfair and bring their buddies :D

MCP/ChronicBuzz that’s unfair? Germany didn’t have the naval production capacity and the yamato was destroyed in the largest naval battle of all time. So they Brought lots of “friends”

@@wakanda9985 Er, I wouldn't call Operation Ten-go "the largest naval battle of all time." Her sister, Musashi, was killed at Leyte.

@@R4Y2k That's called being allies you gingerfucknugget something that Japan and Germany didn't have.

@@davidwright9335 That's hilarious considering that there were more US ships in Leyte than the entire Battle of Jutland combined.

Yamato impersion, just look at that THICC booty...

Yamato is the *Mighty hippo*

Iowa is so sexy though all the curves in all the right places 😍

Yamato: i have bigger citadels Triptitz and Iowa: oh cmon, she is only FLAT, small japanese :\ That's overkill!

Yamato is just a bombers wet dream, they made it too big you dont need to aim much to hit it.

Except people forget they were built 10+ years apart, for different intended styles of fighting.

TheyCallMe 47 even with that Iowa was specifically made to be the best all around battleships class, Yamato was built to be the biggest

@@jacobrunningen4244 Iowa was made to be the best fast battleship, not all around battleship, Montana was meant to be that.

@@maximmihailov8167 Iowa WAS the best battleship actually built though.

@@jeffposter6832 . Only because of her radar .

Bismarck got a whole trailer

Don't be mad bismarck, tirpitz has torpedoes and probably learned how to shoot down biplanes.

tirpitz is basically a buffed bismarck

In terms of beauty only Iowa and Yamato I can say are the best since Tirptz look like your usual German ship/heavy cruiser.

@@joejunior6214 that is why her older sister was mistaken for prinz eugen😋

@@alipheesethe16th17 yep...

@@joejunior6214 it was INTENDED to be this way. 😉 Misjudgement thinking it was a ship you could easily take, put you in range of her guns...

Tirpitz is the best looking of them all.

Poor spee. River plate is my favorite story in naval history.

@@hmswarspite1064 The british played us like a fiddle^^ Gotta give them that, pretending a huge allied convoy of battleships was on the way to take out the Graf Spee by sending fake broadcasts on channels they knew would be tapped by us... well played... well played...

@@R4Y2k yes, they did some very good bluf. Imagine the spee sailing out almost immediatly and finding two light cruisers who try to bloc the way.

@@hmswarspite1064 If it was fully operational at that time, it would have eaten two CLs alive and been long gone when reinforcements arrived^^

@@R4Y2k i'm sure it would have taken at least one with it to the bottom. But it would be a battle i'd really want to see.

Yep

Yep, ofc anybody will realized it

I checked, you're right.

Yes

panzlithium Thats me before I send a full salvo out of my Colarado over 13Km, like playing the lottery.

Legend

Exactly

true story

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The satire! Golden!

57 ton Lifeboat class.

57 full load 45 standard

It's 57000 ton displacement of ship Iowa and 72808 for Yamato

Secondaries? Torps on the tirpitz? Turtleback citadel? What more do you want?

@@jarrusjenkins Can I have your nickname in WOWS please? Beacuse if someone say that Tirpirtz is good in current update, then he must be quite bad player. If I see Bis or Tirpitz in enemy team I consider it as free DMG.

@@b00mslie7 true, you can run away but seriously if you get close to any German bb from tier 7/8 and up, you just get peppered by secondaries and set on fire! Then torpedoed. I don't understand why the Germans got torps on there historical ships and the Nelson didn't get them in game. Seriously.... I haven't got a Tirpitz but I plan on getting one. I currently play the shinyhorse and I love running straight into other BBs... I went straight into an Iowa (I was angled) and I bounced a lot of his shells.... To be fair the guy didn't seem like a great player but I quite like how the German BBs play. They're brawlers and that's how they should be played.... if you want bullshit accurate guns then get an American bb or Japanese. I'd say KGV, Monarch and DoY have it worse at the moment. More so KGV and DoY since the raising of the citadels

I tell you what I reckon would work best for them, a concealment buff.... If they had a concealment like RN BBs then I reckon that would work so well.... Mid range the Bismarck and Tirpitz are a massive threat.

@@jarrusjenkins Other BBs like Nelson atc. didn´t have them beacuse they are placed under water line and if they will implement those torps in game, then half of all BBs in game would have torps those on Scharny, Tirpitz, Gneiss, Mutsu, Kii are all above water line. Any BB can easily bounce shells from other BBs unless it´s something like Nelson.

Iowa a pussy, was never used as battleship lmao

Raygio Vanno cuz she wasnt used as battleship, if she fought other ships that Would be interesting, like yamato, that was a battleship, Iowa was a battleship used for artillary for beach landings

Raygio Vanno actually the Yamato sunk a aircraft carrier but when her sister ship sank she got recalled to port to stay there for safety

Raygio Vanno still more action then what the Iowa sore

Raygio Vanno no the Missouri was used

Exactly. 100% reupload and 0 new content.

I AGREE :D

I think the anime is called Strike Witches, there was a scene where german and american troops (with Sherman and Tiger side by side) fighting some kind of alien force.

Because they would get overshadowed by CV's and be forced to be put on screening duty.

Yes

Anniversary time!

Yamato was just as accurate as the Iowa irl. Only difference it needed good visibility. Iowa maintained the accuracy at all times

It was a lucky shot. The fire control system got fucked by the giant shockwave the 15 in guns created. And the fire controls themselves weren't that advanced compared to other ships fielded by the allies

@@artillery8188 And half of the ships in the game weren't even ever build so where does this get us?

@@sfctw1 While the German Zeiss stereoscopic finders could find the range quicker than the British's Barr and Stroud, the problem with the Germans scope was that since it hugely magnifies the image it causes eye strain for the operators in long engagement. Compared to the British, the Barr and Stroud may a bit longer to find the range but once they got it, they can keep a constant accurate fire for a long period of engagement due to using medium magnification than high magnification.

This secondaries though!!! Can't ever get close to them else you will die....and the fact that the Tirpitz has torps as well....I really do see what the problem is.... It's armoured up just for running full bore into everyone as well.

Secondaries? Torps on the tirpitz? Turtleback citadel? What more do you want? Move in closer and wreck your targets up close and personal

Brett Wilkins well thats on paper i devastriked tirpitz while playing blyskawica

Well the real Bismarck's accuracy was not that accurate the shell that sank Hood was a lucky hit in fact it was originally a miss by Hood making her turn she turned into that she'll that was a miss turning it to a hit, so German accuracy in game well that's accurate. As a side note the secondary guns make up for that and they are fun ships to play.

@@yourlocalt72 so you hit it with torps...

I see... So you a Shikikan of culture as well...

XD

Heavy waifus you never move XD

@@WadcaWymiaru Waifus we'd like to stare at because they're oh so beautiful :D

@@Ghost-gc7dj Meh...i love mai waifu because she is so weak and fragile! Her name is: Kumegawa Botan!

Because the British sank her with outdated. Torpedo planes

Because Tirpitz managed to last more than 2 weeks in the open

@@Gabriel-123 to be fair all those ships were outdated (except prince of whales)

@@Gabriel-123 pretty much. Bad luck and a bit of engineering oversight was what sank the Bismark (rudder was the weak point of the Bismark-class. A bit too small and frail.). And even then it took a hell of a pounding, because it had an armored upper deck. That thing could take a good amount of dive bombers' payload before buckle in.

I would trade my Atago B for Tirpitz B

Nothing compared to Iowa class.

@@xcalibertrekker6693 Iowa's Naval Legends was done long long ago.

@@xcalibertrekker6693 you sure?

The Chad would still take both of their lunch money.

@Jure Herman more than likely

Your tomato wont fit in the pam can. so will have to get the shunt in to come to japan.

Hellfire Guy he meant 57,000 tons.

Yeah. That music called "Olympus" composed by Terry Devine-King

You forgetting the KGV’s?

@@evanglencorse KGV was only equivalent to those in protection but was very inferior in firepower and speed. It just couldn't keep the pace on a battle against those monsters. When the Bismarck's armoured belt was inspected with minisubmarines in the 2002-2003, it only had 4 pemetrations aside from 2 torpedo hits from HMS Dorsetshire and they were confirmed 406mm shots from the HMS Rodney. The original KGV design with 3 turrets with 380mm guns had a chance, but the cheaper result trying to do a treaty battleship had a lot of problems. Specially with the new quad turret design that proved to be too unreliable and usually jammed and had electrical malfunctions in battle.

@@sevi117 I have to disagree with you on the KGV. KGV had superior protection to the other 3 BBs, and while yes it had a much smaller gun size it was slightly offset by great accuracy and number of guns, take note that while Tirpitz, Littorio and Richelieu had 15 inch guns, only Littorio had 9 while Tirpitz and Rhcelieu had 8. KG5 had 10x14 inch guns, which after a bit of time in service also did not jam or have many malfunctions. KGV in my opinion is a match for all of those, it would use it's superior armour to force them to close the distance in order to pen it, in which ranges it's 14 inch guns would be able to do a lot of damage.

@@maximmihailov8167 remember that Pennsylvania and New Mexico classes with 12x14 inch guns were considered inferior in firepower to Colorado class with 8x16 inch guns, and Fuso and Ise (original, not refit) with 12x14 inch guns were considered inferior to Nagato class with 8x16.1 guns. Firepower is not only about the number of guns and KGV was gunnery was considered underpowered from the moment it was launched. The original design, in fact, was designed at first with 12x14 inch guns in 3 cuadruple turrets, but it weighted too much and compromised the stability so the second turret was lightened to carry only 2. Also they studied to change to 15x9 guns like the Americans did with the North Carolina class (whose first design was with 14 inch guns and was changed to 16 inch while they were building it) but they wanted the battleships as fast as posible. About the protection it was only better at the magazines and maybe underwater protection. But the coning tower and the main turret protection was considered light compared to contemporary battleships. The conning tower armour was considered only sufficient to protect against smaller ship guns and shell fragments.

Yes

No, it's cut from Naval Legends Yamato and Naval Legends Iowa.

Washington, he just saying that Yamato break the old treaty

This is how history is written my dude. By the victors. To this day.

London 2 was in effect at that point and Iowa as an escalation clause treaty ship

Console release of KM BB's

In any weather the Iowa was far more likely to hit first and more often and her ordnance was more lethal than Yamatos.

@@jeffposter6832 N...no. Yamato's effective firing range, meaning where it was likely to start being accurate, was at longer range than the Iowa's effective range. In fair weather, Yamato would be able to use her spotter planes to adjust her aim, negating Iowa's radar advantage. And I'm quite sorry, Yamato's shells were far more capable of putting holes in Iowa's armor than the reverse, and bigger ones at that.

With full load it was

Hahaha!!! They are all on their way.

@@silincer5186 lol

What historians, more like the weebs and wehrbs and the burgers having a genital measuring contest about their big ol' floaty tubs

@Jure Herman Until radars became better than the good old human eyeball. American targeting radar was good enough to see shell splashes from miles away even on the darkest night or in bad weather. Lack of good radar his how USS Washington eased up to poor old Kirishima and turned it into a flaming heap.

@Jure Herman Well Kirishima was laying into South Dakota pretty good. The armor mostly held up, but any more pounding from Kirishima and who knows. But anyway, Yamato had surface search radars by 1943, I think, so unlike Kirishima, Yamato would have been able to see Iowa coming, but after that... then what

@Jure Herman It's pretty sad when you think about it, but by late 44 when Musashi went down and mid 45 when Yamato was caught, much of Japanese naval power was already on the bottom. So fuel that might have gone to one of the carriers or cruisers or other battleships had been freed up.

Look at how many ships sank after guadacanal and you might see why they got fuel.

@@Odin029 All of 1 hit worth...

Only NJ not all lowa

I would like to know as well

"End of Time" by Paul Mottram

Part of the point was that Iowa was in both oceans ;3

Who Agrees that they should make a USS enterprise video in naval legends

And still using her original fire control. The Yamato wouldn't have stood a chance outside of a lucky hit. And Iowa could have stood off and run circles while still making hits.

Meh that "superior" wasn't reliable in 40s. Radar tend to go offline from the shots, and usually died first after few hits. Opticall system is a different story...Yamato was clearly superior.

@@WadcaWymiaru Literally sunk by planes how is that superior.

@@hatsue2112 It because suitable AA was too late: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_5_cannon

@@hatsue2112 its AA sucks

Bump

Yeah, by 1941 the Germans were already out of the race and had their first two laid down H39 Battleships (FDG is a pretty faithful rendition of these Super-Bismarcks) scrapped and the resources utilized elsewhere. And it was a good call since the existing Kriegsmarine was hopelessly outnumbered at sea and constantly attacked from the Air if in port. All of the following H-Designs were basically only comments on what would be needed for Germany to counter foreign Battleship designs.

Paddy W. just because the bismark class were big, doesn’t mean they were that powerful. I don’t get why people always compare bismark class to Yamato or Iowa. Either of them would have pummeled bismark or Tirpitz into a pulp

@@Blueman-in3lv The two were built for mid range fights and convoy raids because the Atlantic isn't that big compared to the Pacific. Of course the Bismarck class will get pummeled before they got close.

Cheshire D. Cat even if the bismark gets close, the Iowa super heavy shells and Yamato’s 18 inch guns will still destroy it.

@@Blueman-in3lv that's exactly my point. Can't compare those ships.

Iowa had Three sisters.

@@silincer5186 But not all of them were present in Leyte.

True! If that engagement happens in Leyte, IOWA is would be under the water.

I don't think the idea of the Iowa fighting the two of them with only a cruiser escort is a remotely realistic one. It would be accompanied by other US 16" ships, and in any case one or both of the Japanese battleships would probably be sunk by airpower. In any case New Jersey was also at Leyte, so it's at least a 2 on 2 in terms of the big boy battleships.

dude it would be a 3v2, The Nagato class had bigger guns than the IOWA.

I just don't think Tirpitz really stood any chance against Iowa or Yamato. Torpedo launchers just never would have been used in a fight between battleships unless it got unrealistically close. Hence why the only time it happened was when Rodney torpedoed the crippled Bismarck.

They were all 3 great battleships. Iowa had the huge advantage of being the last one designed and built.

@rpr6.5 creedmoor yeah that's why they never had to upgrade them. 🤔

We all know Tirpitz has the best maintenance and fire control crew

Couldn't use it on most of the Soviet ones, so they had to scrap it