The B-37 took part in the defense of Leningrad, fired 81 shots and was not worn out. After the war, it remained in operational as a testing facility.

The B-37 took part in the defense of Leningrad, fired 81 shots and was not worn out. After the war, it remained in operational as a testing facility.
1-2 minutes playing solo in NAB at 5.0 - it only ever shows 4 or 6 in the queue then there’s 6-10 players per side in the actual game.
What does that mean?
This site mentions 111 shells made after the siege started and existing stocks had been used - 23 in 1942, 88 in 1943.
But only 33 fired - plus maybe 10 from “MP-81 installation”… which I can’t find any info on… 406-mm gun B-37: the king-gun of the Baltic Fleet
Edit - found 81 at another TopWar page - The main caliber of the Soviet Union: 406-mm gun at the Rzhevsky test site
Unfortunately can’t locate the gun at the Pugalevo artillery testing site - the site itself is easy enough to find on GE - Pugrevskaya artillery battery
Unfortunately can’t locate the gun at the Pugalevo artillery testing site - the site itself is easy enough to find on GE - Pugrevskaya artillery battery
Probably this one little bit south-west.
Cool - thanks - there’s a site on the artillery range that sort of points into that south-west corner but I hadn’t picked that up.
Ladies and gentlemen, Naval in 2025.
The fact that naval EC (the most popular naval game mode) isn’t available in both modes 24/7 is downright braindead.
Topwar… is almost wikipedia level of fake information, but also ru-biased on top of that
What u got that’s better?
even just wikipedia would be better. at least without exaggeration
Well wiki has nothing - so back to you… what you got?
Well wiki has nothing
Russian one does.
translated via google translate
Topwar… is almost wikipedia level of fake information, but also ru-biased on top of that
even just wikipedia would be better. at least without exaggeration
Lies wikipedia has bias. And what’s even the point here Topwar litteraly used wiki as their source for article
So naval gameplay become a reality vs imagination where imagination is stronger and always win like in cartoon movie?
OK, then this become a children gameplay so I hope children will enjoy it, at least those from far north east
That’s a flagrant lie. Wikipedia points out sources that are biased and flags areas that aren’t sourced.
The B-37 took part in the defense of Leningrad, fired 81 shots and was not worn out. After the war, it remained in operational as a testing facility.
You can also use worn out barrels. Reduced accuracy and performance, but ofc it works in a general way.
I’m gonna go off on a tantrum, but seeing people on reddit defend this ship’s addition has absolutely infuriated me since everyone there claims that since she was laid down the Soviets absolutely could have finished her as designed despite lacking industry and technology to even produce her armor.
People really need to stop defending Soviet “paper” ships like Kronshtadt and Soyuz by saying that things like Amagi or Etna are in the game, this defense is incredibly stupid and it omits the reasons for which the ships weren’t built. Amagi was scrapped as a result of naval treaties, Etna wasn’t finished since war hasn’t developed in Italy’s favor. If not for very specific circumstances surrounding those ship’s cancellations (in Etna’s case literally scuttling) those ships were absolutely going to be finished as designed as both Japan and Italy had the industry and technology to build them. We also know the performance of the armament of those ships, as armament they were supposed to use was also present on other ships, Amagi’s 410mm guns were used on Nagato type battleships and Etna’s 135mm guns were used on Attilo Regolo, as an example.
This just isn’t the case for the Soviet fantasy ships. We have no idea how the armament of both Kronshtadt or Soyuz would perform, Kronshtadt’s guns were never built so all we have are estimations of it’s performance, which given that we are talking about Soviets, they are probably incredibly exaggerated. Soyuz’s guns were built and tested, which doesn’t change the fact that in the end, as far as I understand, we know almost nothing about those tests so we are again left with estimations of their performance, so they will most likely overperform like crazy.
Then comes the issue of Soviet armor making capability which is self-explanatory. As Smin confirmed, right now in game, Soyuz’s armor is cemented armor, which is an outright fabrication as Soviets decided to replace armor plates thicker than 200mm with face-hardened armor which was weaker, since they couldn’t make the 200mm cemented armor plates. This is the most egregious part of all of this. This whole thing regarding armor is a widely know issue and in my opinion, Gaijin cannot claim they didn’t know about it since it pops up everywhere when doing research regarding Soviet battleships. This is, in my opinion, a conscious decision to unhistorically buff the ship and it single handedly makes it a fake warships as in this configuration, it was literally impossible for Soviets to build it.
This is all something I feared for years that Gaijin would do after they announced that unfinished warships are okay. I feared they would take the designs at face value and ignore whether they could even be completed as designed. However I am all the more disappointed to see so many people, many of which probably don’t play navy or even never touched it, defend and enable this type of behavior. The sad part is, I actually really enjoy the Soviet ship design aesthetically and I would really like to get some of their warships, however this kind of bullshit, really pushes me away from playing them. I just absolutely hate how a nation with such an unremarkable navy and lack of naval expertise can have ships that weren’t finished, arguably couldn’t be finished and yet they outperform best warships of the top navies at the time.
Soyuz’s guns were built and tested, which doesn’t change the fact that in the end, as far as I understand, we know almost nothing about those tests so we are again left with estimations of their performance, so they will most likely overperform like crazy.
I’ll try find my old document, but as far as I remember, actually 830m/s is ‘conservative’ interpretation of test result. Test was also done in 870 m/s for some shot, and concluded barrel can bear it and recalculate estimation of shell performance on 870 m/s, which eventually didn’t done by wartime.
You can also use worn out barrels. Reduced accuracy and performance, but ofc it works in a general way.
What ? So you don’t even expect it won’t degrade further ? That it will end up in completley inoperable condition ? By your description degradation tempo it shouldn’t make 81 shot and used further
It’s really been funny people crying at ‘Soyuz should be differentiate as paper ship compared to other battleships and should not be in game’
Seriously, if Gaijin cannot put Soyuz, will Gaijin ever put battleship in this game and make only Iowa and Yamato people smile? I don’t think so, especially as USSR players were one of biggest playerbase on naval before New Power. They would just rather not make battleship and head to missile cruiser, where nations except USA and USSR suffer.
Imo there is a solution for “no paper!”, but… literally nobody gonna like it:
/mostly joking, but… there is quite literally no other options. Just not giving is not an option at all