well you could make the mistake and double dip and get both
Yeah… I wish.
but i have used le orla much more than Whitby so that is my 2 cents
@굴러온 you did a comparison of Supercharged 15" mk.1 vs Sk 38cm didn’t you and 15" Mk.1 edges ahead at point blank as well as at range? What value did you use for MV of 15" supercharged if you don’t mind me asking.
Nah, I didn’t calculate point blank penetration as it means nothing in naval, especially capital ships. For value, I used this for conservative calculation, so if someone can get ‘new gun’ value, then it would be better.
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I will have to see if there is an updated range table from the late 1930’s or 40’s. Would be good for finding estimates for the Lion class also.
Thanks.
- solid proof(at least two document) about 25 seconds reload of 15’'/42
we need it for now… as we will going to see Yamato in Vangaurd this year.
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Well… We hope we’ll be facing Yamato in Vanguard and not just what we have currently for the next 2 years
na yamato vs N3
I haven’t been able to find an N3 component that started construction unfortunately.
Same is true of Battleship 1929-16A
um but i still want it i can dream and hope
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So how underperforming is it?
On another note
Whermst SAP?
Thanks for the document drop-in haha.
Do you know what the current dispersion values are roughly or is it best for us to just do a surface firing trial with 1 turret from tiger?.
Tbh, after readind this i realised the Cumberland reports might not give the full picture.
As they said themself they kept range spotting to minimum, and as the report itself state, the Tiger accuracy might have been better.
Well if it worse we can report regardless impyling it should improve upon Cumberland and if its better we can at least buff it down to that level.
The SAP might have had a higher % of AP capping and therefore Gaijin reclassified it as AP. Kinda the inverse of what happened with the Dunkerque’s AP shell.
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I have not preformed any tests, but based on pure in game feeling, hit rates seems better than the tables. But it might be just my feeling