The current aiming system in Navy Arcade Battle is too similar to WT Mobile. It offers aiming with automatic setting of the lead. The majority of feedback from old/new players is that it is not acceptable, not for coastal nor for blue-water Navy. The current system is not intuitive, difficult for beginners, has disadvantages in the form having no clue where your shells might land giving the impression that it is randomized-luck not player-skill based. It is extremely unspectacular as being automated makes it feel lazy and boring. These factors plus many more scare off new and old players!
Suggestion: Change the aiming system in NAB back to what it was prior or to one similar to that in NRB, where the player aims the guns manually and the shells hit relative to where the crosshair is actually aiming, highly important if one is leading an enemy. Or anticipating them to turn, stop, slow down or speed up - then the shells, will land generally where you expected/intended for them to go.
With such a system, you get the satisfaction of doing/achieving it yourself. You can still watch the enemy in the sights, and according to where you aimed see where the shells hit or miss, how spectacularly they blow up the ammo, blast off the attachments, explode on the armor or send giant plumes of water + other visual joys. Such a system leaves room for total control, aiming/dodging skills, it is friendly to beginners is visually attractive and most importantly actually makes you want to come back and play more!
p.s. When they introduce ships with anti-ship missiles (and they will introduce them sooner or later), manual aim will be of the utmost importance, automated anti-ship missiles would be a nightmare. Everyone will still say thank you that the aiming system is like this, since the players will be more or less equal in terms of their skill/ability to hit each other.
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Edit: At Kweedko’s request of suggestion change: Or Gaijin could roll back the old aiming system… and maybe give players the choice of manual or auto aim?
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