Hello everyone,
It has been a while since there were any official posts about Naval Enduring Confrontation, and I hope this one will eventually become official over time.
How to Join:
For players unfamiliar with joining this captivating game mode, navigate to Events and Tournaments, then select Enduring Confrontation.
Naval Enduring Confrontation is available only from Thursday 12:00 GMT+1 to Monday 12:00 GMT+1, with a game rotation between Semi-arcade mode and Realistic.
You need to have ships in your lineup ranging from 4.7 to 5.0 to be eligible. The Battle Rating (BR) must be a minimum of 3.3. Once meeting these requirements, you can select ships with a maximum BR of 7.0. Additionally, planes within the specified BR range of 1.0 - 7.0 are allowed.
The rotation schedule is as follows:
Thursday 12:00 - Friday 12:00: Simplified mode
Friday 12:00 - Saturday 12:00: Realistic mode
Saturday 12:00 - Sunday 12:00: Simplified mode
Sunday 12:00 - Monday 12:00: Realistic mode
Gamemode Differences:
The main distinction lies in torpedo rearmament at sea after using all your torpedoes (similar to arcade battles) and during flight with a plane. The controls and HUD for ships are realistic.
What is Naval Enduring Confrontation:
Naval Enduring Confrontation is a game mode that can last around 3 hours at most. It unfolds on a full map where you have various objectives to lead your team to victory, such as convoy destruction/protection, capturing harbors, destroying bases (for planes), and protecting or destroying air bombers, spotters, and carriers.
How to Take a Ship:
Ships with a BR of 4.7 - 5.0 (and below) are free to select. For ships ranging from 5.3 to 7.0, it will cost Spawn Points (SP) earned through causing damage, securing kills, and assisting teammates. If you opt for a plane, you also need to accumulate SP.
Note: Each respawn will cost you Silver Lions.
How to Capture a Harbor:
To capture a harbor, you need to destroy 5 coastal turrets (the number never changes) and ensure the area is free of any enemy ships.
Maps:
Currently, there are four maps with varying sizes:
- Denmark (the largest)
- Dover Strait (the middle one)
- Saipan
- Port Moresby (possibly the smallest)
- Malta (removed from the rotation for unspecified reasons)