I agree that the naval battle production team has reduced the hit rate of underwater shells, but why has the ammunition silo of the battleship become a weakness in the latest version? Did the production team know the exact condition of the silo inside the studio? Was it filled with cannonball charges?Although this has improved the overall hit rate, it has made the situation worse than before when both sides aimed at each other’s underwater ammunition depots. The rhythm is faster. Basically, the rangefinder can calculate the distance and shoot directly, and even the steps of calculating underwater ammunition depots are no longer needed.
Now operating a battleship feels more like operating a multi-turret tank! A battleship with 2,000 people was completely wiped out after four or five rounds of bombardment without exploding. It took about five minutes. It was as if the crew gathered together to be killed when they saw the shells coming. I really don’t know if there is anyone in the production team who understands battleship combat.It’s ridiculous, Gaijin. If you think that naval battles cannot be designed, then just copy the toy ship world next door! How can so many people be willing to experience such a model that changes the basic mechanism of the game with each update? The R&D technology tree is lengthy. Novice players finally buy a premium ship, but after entering the game, they are immediately sent back to the garage by shells from nowhere. How can people have the motivation to continue playing?
Wake up, Gaijin, either cut the naval battle mode, or quickly transition to the post-war missile era, or think carefully and learn how to make this mode, start over again, reset all the maps, and refine all the hit and damage mechanisms, instead of releasing one glass cannon after another and disappointing the players again and again. There are many players in the community of our language who provide development ideas, but unfortunately, the opinions they post here are either ignored by you or blocked by you as radical remarks. Please humble yourself, Gaijin, listen to the opinions of the players, and save this damn naval battle!