Hello
It defies all logic to witness the Prinz Eugen and the Admiral Hipper anchored at 5.7 Battle Rating. Such a decision is not merely ill-advised but borders on sheer folly. These formidable vessels, with their formidable armaments and robust armor, reign supreme on the battlefield, rendering any opposition futile.
Consider the plight of the destroyers, valiant though they may be. Against the towering might of the Prinz Eugen and the Admiral Hipper, they stand as little more than fragile playthings, their torpedoes and cannons mere pinpricks against the enemy’s bulwark.
And what of the coastal vessels? These humble craft, designed for the shallows, find themselves utterly outmatched against the behemoths of the sea. Their meager guns and thin armor offer scant protection against the onslaught unleashed by the German heavy cruisers.
Even among their peers, the heavy cruisers of similar Battle Rating, the Prinz Eugen and the Admiral Hipper emerge as undisputed champions. Their firepower, armor, and maneuverability outclassing any competition, leaving them without equal on the seas.
It is high time for a recalibration, a correction of this egregious oversight. These vessels belong in the higher echelons of the naval hierarchy, at 6.0 where they can engage in battles befitting their stature.
Furthermore, if, by some inexplicable decree, they are to remain at 5.7, then the matchmaking algorithms must be swiftly adjusted. The current spread of +1.0 is an insult to balance, an affront to fairness. It must be reduced to a more reasonable 0.4, ensuring battles are fought on a level playing field where skill, not arbitrary advantage, determines the outcome.