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@@SeaRaptor I stumbled upon you and Have not been disappointed at all not bad young buck not bad at all.

@@xDASxBOOTx Glad you are enjoying.

You're welcome, hope it helps!

I'm not sure I'd use Fearless Brawler in an IJN destroyer. It's a good skill, but very expensive for ships that don't necessarily want to get spotted. With that said, on Fubuki or or Shinonome or Akatsuki it might make sense.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Done, good catch! Thank you.

I appreciate that. I've had a LOT of years of practice. ;)

Your timing on this comment is actually pretty good. I've been playing Tier VI American destroyer Farragut on a fresh account with a captain who only has 8 points (thus, no Concealment Expert). It's a different kind of challenge for sure. The overwhelming majority of things out-spot you. In such cases, I try to find a friendly destroyer who has better detection than I do - which is mostly all of them - and play about a kilometer or two behind him, so that when he's spotted I can chip in and help him win the gunfight. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. The extra concealment helps for sure; before then, I found you really do have to play the ship a little differently - and less aggressively - than you might like. I'm surprised to hear you say you aren't being rewarded for spotting damage. The rewards for it now are absolutely amazing, far better than at any time in the game's history for destroyers. I recently had a game in a T9 destroyer with ~80k damage (hardly record-breaking) but over 240k spotting damage for nearly a 3000 base XP game.

@@SeaRaptor So... I wrote a lot. Apologies. TL;DR - yes spotting damage is better now than it used to be. But you still don't get too much even if you manage to do crazy amounts of spotting damage, if you only spot. And despite being player for quite a while my highest Tiered ship is Amagi. I'm not good at this game. At best I can do decently in Tier 4 or below and so-so in T5 as long as it is T4-T6 game. Above that I'm terrible. When it comes to spotting damage it certainly is better than 4 years ago (I joined a bit after CV rework). Or perhaps even much better, but it still feels like doing the kind of game where you only spot for your teammates and hardly do any damage is unrewarding. Though I had "mixed" games (so a bit of spotting a bit of fight) with 20k dmg and over 100.000 spotting damage where I was in the upper half of score table. Definitely a rarity for me. And unexpected, since I'm usually in bottom 3 on my team. Also it doesn't help that CV's spot so much. For the kind of player I am, I'm trying to get an "achievement" (any) for the "Hood" mission. Unlike those unicums on Jingles channel, I rarely get any (though in this case I researched T5 German Battleship Konig - since I didn't have any German or British ship from T5 or higher). And yes, I know they are definitely top 5% of players, but you'd expect that in 10 games I would get "any" achievement. Honestly the only achievement on any ship that I get from time to time is "First Blood". If I had better PC, I would record my matches and show them on KZfaq. And sadly that last mission cannot be done in co-op. If it wasn't I could try for ram, but I don't want to screw my team with it. And I don't even know if it still does give you any achievement (it used to be the case that you could get "It's just a flesh wound" award). Forget "Kraken Unleashed" (which in Random game I had twice in my life) or "Confederate" (I don't know if I ever had it even). As for playing DD without "concealment expert" above T5 (and I think before you can have concealment module on the ship) is nasty. Honestly the "don't pick up longer range guns" is the best advice ever. Though as self explanatory as it sounds, you might want to do a tutorial on how to do the "slow down and speed up" method, plus maneuvering to avoid damage in DD fired from medium and long ranges. Again, I think I've been playing since 2020. I would have to check when the replay named "Trigger Finger" on channel "Scottish Koala" was published, featuring amazing game with Ostergotland - that game is worth watching even today. I fell in love with the game and decided to install it after watching it. And with all that the "best" ship I have is T8. Amagi. And I mostly have only Japanese ships. Of course there is another reason for my slowness. People back then used to have 1 captain that they moved between BB's to the next tier. So they were trained well. I was unaware of this, so I started from 0 or from 3 points captains always and I didn't jump to new ship before I had level 10 at least. So that's how bad I am. 4 years and I still have to get Tier IX ship. Or other way to put it - I can play below average in Tier 5 ship if it is T4-T6 game. T7 is usually too difficult. I can play average in Tier 4 matches. Tier 6 and above, especially when I'm uptiered - I'm terrible. Only recently have I managed to remember to not rush past first 3 squares in BB. Or to do complicated maneuvers like Retreat. I get tunnel vision and despite having map on the biggest setting, I do lack awareness (Though TBF it would help if distance that is written on ships would use a bigger font - I have trouble reading it and that's why I often screw up my detection range in DD's). I went for your Tutorial after a brutal game in Amagi, when enemy had Shimakaze and denied whole flank, a cap and killed 7 of my teammates while being spotted once - about 2 seconds before the end of the match (which was my death - surprisingly my crazy maneuvers allowed me to survive for long - but sadly I had to go and hunt them in attempt to try to win the match). I would love to be 10% as good as this person. Still. Thanks for this tutorial. I got a bit better after the T5 one. And you do give good advice when it comes to commander skills, signals etc. And also what not to do.

I'm glad they help a little bit, at least. One of the only cures for a good DD on the other team is a good DD on your team (or a good radar cruiser). If you have neither of those things, a clever DD player will never give you the opportunity to shoot at them, and Shima's torpedo power is ridiculous. There's nothing at all wrong with focusing on the mid-tiers. IMHO, that's where the game is (a) the most fun and (b) the most rewarding. You can make the occasional mistake without getting slapped for all your HP in an instant, which allows you to learn the class(es) you are playing better. It's where incoming damage feels high enough to be impactful but not catastrophic in one instant (usually). It's the best place to enjoy and learn the game and develop skills to improve (if that is your aim).

these come from mods you have to download separately. the two biggest sources are 1. modstation or 2. aslains. which one you choose i dont think makes much of a difference, as they offer the same mods for the most part. they say aslains is quicker with updates when a new version of the game goes live. i personally use aslains and i would recommend that to anyone who asks about it. it has a very easy to use installer and preview of what the mods do, you just go down a list and tick little boxes of the stuff you want, then just click install at the end and its done. it really is idiot proof so even i got it right on the first try.

Nothing wrong with the dual launcher ships, I just like the additional options afforded by the third launcher.

Balance reasons. Original Fubuki at T8 did have 3 turrets; when they dropped her to T6, they had to yank one to keep her firepower in balance.

You are wrong. Fubuki is indeed a Tier 6 while it is the Mutsuki that is Tier 5. It is you who should not talk .

In Warships on PC, Fubuki is Tier VI. She appears to be Tier V in Legends on console.

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